Week 10 Quiz

Question 1

Which statement BEST captures the paradox of urban fishing spaces?

Accepted Answer

Both maintain capital hierarchies and catalyze post-capital subjectivities

Question 2

Fishing in Tampa Bay can contribute to intergenerational connection and the transfer of skills.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

Approximately how many people live in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area?

Accepted Answer

3 million

Question 4

How does the article describe "commoning"?

Accepted Answer

An active, relational process of shared use and care.

Question 5

Care in fishing spaces includes relationships with more-than-human elements.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

The shore fishing license exemption for residents primarily:

Accepted Answer

Facilitates access while obscuring historical inequities

Question 7

In the article, what makes urban fishing spaces a “messy” site for exploring the pluriverse?

Accepted Answer

Coexistence of care and harm across species and identities

Question 8

What is a barrier to commoning and care in urban fishing spaces?

Accepted Answer

Language barriers, casual sexism, and racial tensions

Question 9

Which concept from Indigenous struggle aligns with the pluriverse framework in the article?

Accepted Answer

Ontological multiplicity

Question 10

What does the term "pluriverse" emphasize?

Accepted Answer

Multiple coexisting worlds and ontologies.

Question 11

What is the main argument of the article?

Accepted Answer

Care and commoning in urban fishing spaces illustrate the pluriverse.

Question 12

What percentage of people live in poverty in Tampa Bay?

Accepted Answer

12%

Question 13

How is the idea of rest framed in relation to resistance?

Accepted Answer

As a rejection of capitalist demands for constant productivity

Question 14

What role does fishing play in Tampa Bay’s food systems?

Accepted Answer

It is one of the few means of obtaining food from the wild locally

Question 15

What is a key characteristic of urban fishing spaces in Tampa Bay?

Accepted Answer

High diversity in income, age, and ethnicity.

Question 16

Urban fishing spaces in Tampa Bay are often considered ideal models of pluralist environmental futures.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 17

Which theory is NOT used to analyze urban fishing in the article?

Accepted Answer

Neoliberal economics.

Question 18

"Commoning" is the same as Ostrom’s institutional commons theory.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

What tension is highlighted regarding more-than-human relationships?

Accepted Answer

Dolphins and pelicans being harmed by fishing practices

Question 20

Why are some fishing piers in Tampa Bay less accessible than others?

Accepted Answer

Some require payment or are located in wealthier neighborhoods

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