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#World Without Fish #Chapter 6
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1
How many languages are commonly spoken today from the 7,000 known languages?
Sixty-five
Fifty-three
Eighty-five
Eighty-three
2
What would yacht owners and fishermen compete for in working fishing towns?
Souvenir shops
Boats
Waterfront space
Restaurants
3
Who prescribes fish to their patients with heart disease?
Nephrologist
Oncologists
Psychologist
Cardiologists
4
What is it called when fish reproduce enough so that the new fish make up for the amount taken?
Evolution
Overfishing
Adaptation
Sustainable fishing
5
What modern art movement began in 1905 when Matisse and Derain went to the port of Collioure?
Fauvism
Cubism
Impressionism
Surrealism
6
What proposal by the parks department of Canada did the fishermen rebel against?
The ban on cod fishing in the Grand Banks
Using beam trawlers to catch fish
Turning Bonavista Bay into an aquatic reserve for tourists
Foreigners being permitted to fish in Canadian waters
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Nowadays, how many million tons of sea life are killed by fishing every year?
Between 100 and 120
Between 80 and 100
Between 120 and 140
Between 120 and 160
8
What have the grocery stores and little shops in Newfoundland started selling to visitors?
Maps of the Grand Banks
Cod souvenirs
Travel postcards
Informational books
9
What was one drawback of catching crab for a living?
The crab season was short
The equipment was more expensive
There was more competition
It was more dangerous than fishing
10
What did fishermen from Newfoundland do for work when the cod didn't return?
Transported fish
Processed fish
Caught crab
Marketed fish
