Log in to GEO and try this 12-question GCSE quiz to see how much you know about the geography of coral reefs.
If you haven't already done it work through the 'Coral reef ecosystems and sustainable management' web unit to learn more. Or look at it again to help fill in any gaps in your knowledge about about the location and biodiversity of coral reefs, their value to us and the environment and threats affecting global reefs today
Rank | Name | Score |
---|---|---|
1st | HSG | 24 |
2nd | JWS | 24 |
3rd | CHA | 24 |
4th | IEL | 24 |
5th | Jay | 24 |
6th | JaY | 24 |
7th | c.o | 24 |
8th | hen | 24 |
9th | TPA | 24 |
10th | Lae | 24 |
On the equator
In deep oceans
South East Asia
Between 30° north and south of the equator
20°C
Over 30°C
25°C
35°C
Plants and animals living together in a given area
Plants and animals living and interacting with each other in a given area
Plants, animals and abiotic components interacting with each other
An area with the same plants and animals
Indonesia
Cayman Islands
Australia
Philippines
Fish
Polyps
Algae
Skeletons
The name for coral polyps
Algae found within the polyp
The name for the skeleton formed by the corals
A species of fish
Fringing reef
Atoll reef
Barrier reef
Patch reef
They provide stock for the fishing industry
They provide shelter to land from tropical storms
They are home to a quarter of all global marine life
All of the above
Tourism
Fishing
Mining
Sea level rise
Dynamite fishing
Education
Marine Protected Areas
No Wake Zones
National projects
Local education programmes
International organisations
A combination of the above
Develop your argument and use a case study to exemplify point
Give only the side given in the question and develop your answer
Give both sides of the argument
Give both sides and reach a conclusion
You scored this time. The more correct answers you give, and the fewer incorrect answers you guess, the better your score.