Question 1

Which of the following best describes the difference between a round fish and a flat fish?

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Round fish have a cylindrical body shape, flat fish have a compressed body shape

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Round fish swim vertically, flat fish swim horizontally

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Round fish live in freshwater, flat fish live in saltwater

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Round fish have scales, flat fish do not

Question 2

What is the primary benefit of omega-3 fatty acids found in many fish?

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Enhanced cardiovascular health

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Better eyesight

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Improved bone density

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Increased muscle mass

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a bivalve mollusk?

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Conch

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Scallop

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Oyster

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Mussel

Question 4

What is the main difference between a shrimp and a prawn?

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There is no significant difference, the terms are often used interchangeably

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Shrimp are smaller than prawns

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Shrimp live in saltwater, prawns in freshwater

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Prawns have claws, shrimp do not

Question 5

Which of the following is a cephalopod?

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Squid

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Clam

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Salmon

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Lobster

Question 6

What does 'deveining' a shrimp mean?

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Removing its digestive tract

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Removing its tail

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Removing its shell

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Removing its head

Question 7

Which of these fish is most commonly associated with high levels of mercury?

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Swordfish

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Tilapia

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Salmon

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Cod

Question 8

What is aquaculture?

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The farming of aquatic organisms

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The art of arranging aquariums

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The process of purifying water

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The study of aquatic ecosystems

Question 9

Which of the following is a concern associated with farm-raised fish?

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Potential for disease outbreak

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Larger size

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More diverse flavor profile

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Higher mercury content

Question 10

What is the purpose of a shellfish tag?

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To track the origin and harvest date

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To mark the price

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To indicate the species

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To show cooking instructions

Question 11

Which of these is NOT a sign of fresh fish?

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Strong fishy odor

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Bright red gills

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Clear, bulging eyes

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Firm flesh

Question 12

What is the main difference between an endoskeleton and an exoskeleton?

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Endoskeletons are internal, exoskeletons are external

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Endoskeletons are harder

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Exoskeletons are internal

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There is no difference

Question 13

Which cooking method is best for retaining the natural flavors of delicate fish?

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Poaching

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Smoking

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Grilling

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Deep frying

Question 14

What is the primary concern with overfishing?

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Depletion of fish populations

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Higher mercury levels in remaining fish

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Increased fish prices

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Less variety in seafood restaurants

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a crustacean?

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Oyster

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Crab

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Shrimp

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Lobster

Question 16

What is the recommended internal cooking temperature for most fish?

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145°F (63°C)

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165°F (74°C)

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185°F (85°C)

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125°F (52°C)

Question 17

Which of these terms refers to a fish that has been scaled and gutted but still has its head?

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Drawn

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Steaked

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Filleted

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Butterflied

Question 18

What is bycatch?

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Unwanted sea life caught during commercial fishing

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The process of sorting caught fish

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A method of sustainable fishing

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A type of fishing net

Question 19

Which of these fish is known for its ability to change color?

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Flounder

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Salmon

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Tuna

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Trout

Question 20

What is the primary function of fish gills?

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Respiration

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Reproduction

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Navigation

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Digestion

Question 21

Which of the following factors most significantly contributes to the texture difference between saltwater and freshwater fish?

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Salt content in the flesh

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Swimming patterns

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Diet

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Water temperature

Question 22

What ecological role do filter-feeding bivalves like oysters play in aquatic ecosystems?

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Water purification

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Predator control

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Coral reef building

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Seaweed cultivation

Question 23

How does the practice of 'flash freezing' affect the quality of seafood?

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It prevents ice crystal formation

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It enhances flavor

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It increases shelf life

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It kills harmful bacteria

Question 24

Which fishing method is generally considered the most sustainable for catching tuna?

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Pole and line fishing

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Longline fishing

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Trawling

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Purse seining

Question 25

What is the primary reason some chefs prefer to cook fish with the skin on?

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It keeps the fish moist

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It increases nutritional value

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It's easier to flip

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It adds flavor

Question 26

How does the 'red tide' phenomenon affect shellfish consumption?

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It can make shellfish toxic to humans

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It causes shellfish to change color

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It makes shellfish more flavorful

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It increases shellfish populations

Question 27

What is the main purpose of 'purging' clams before cooking?

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To remove sand and grit

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To enhance their flavor

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To increase their size

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To kill bacteria

Question 28

Which of the following best explains why some fish species can live in both fresh and salt water?

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They can change their body chemistry

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They have gills that can filter both types of water

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They only live in brackish water

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They have two sets of organs

Question 29

What is the primary reason for the high cost of caviar?

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Limited supply

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Difficult harvesting process

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High demand

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Expensive processing

Question 30

How does smoking fish affect its preservation?

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All of the above

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It kills bacteria

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It adds flavor only

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It removes moisture

Question 31

Which of the following best describes the concept of 'terroir' as it applies to oysters?

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The influence of their growing environment on flavor

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The method used to harvest them

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Their breeding habits

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The type of shell they have

Question 32

What is the primary reason for the traditional practice of eating oysters in months with an 'R'?

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Lower risk of bacterial contamination

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Better flavor in colder months

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Higher meat content

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Easier harvesting

Question 33

How does the presence of mercury in fish primarily affect human health?

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It can lead to long-term neurological issues

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It affects the taste of the fish

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It causes immediate food poisoning

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It causes allergic reactions

Question 34

What is the main difference between farm-raised and wild-caught salmon in terms of their diet?

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Wild-caught eat more small fish

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Farm-raised eat more vegetables

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Farm-raised eat more algae

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Wild-caught eat more plankton

Question 35

Which of the following best explains why some fish species are able to produce electricity?

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To stun prey and deter predators

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To navigate in dark waters

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To communicate with other fish

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To regulate body temperature

Question 36

What is the primary reason for the distinctive red color of salmon flesh?

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Diet rich in carotenoids

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Genetic factors

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Water temperature

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Age of the fish

Question 37

How does the practice of 'ceviche' preparation affect raw fish?

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It cooks the fish without heat

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It tenderizes the fish

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It removes parasites

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It enhances the fish's natural flavor

Question 38

Which of the following best explains the concept of 'sustainable fishing'?

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Maintaining fish populations for future generations

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Focusing on farm-raised fish only

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Catching as many fish as possible

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Using only traditional fishing methods

Question 39

What is the primary function of a fish's swim bladder?

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To control buoyancy

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To extract oxygen from water

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To detect pressure changes

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To store excess food

Question 40

How does the 'marbling' in fish flesh affect its culinary properties?

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It adds flavor and moisture

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It increases cooking time

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It makes the fish more prone to spoilage

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It makes the fish more tender

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