Who introduced the first fishponds in the Philippines?, Americans, Chinese, Japanese, Malay, Where did the practice of fish culture begin?, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Who is the pioneer of fish culture in the Visayas?, Leonard Mascall, Mikimota, Dr. Pio Valencia, Research Officer, What do you call the individual that owns and operates a fish farm or aquaculture facility?, Fish Farm Owner, Fish Handler, Fish Distributor, Fish Trader, What is the common method of fish culture where water is maintained in an enclosed area by artificial construction of dike?, Cage Culture, Pen Culture, Pond Culture, Raceway Culture, Which raising of fish in a volume of water enclosed on all sides except bottom?, Cage Culture, Pen Culture, Pond Culture, Raceway Culture, What is the breeding, raising, and harvesting fish, shellfish, and aquatic plants?, Agriculture, Aquaculture, Farming, Wharf, What is the place where the hatching of fish or poultry eggs is artificially controlled for commercial purposes?, Aquaculture, Hatchery, Fecundation, Wharf, When does brackish water form?, Freshwater mixed with seawater, Rainwater collects in ponds, Groundwater meets freshwater, Ocean water evaporates, What are the three aspects of fish culture?, Feeding, harvesting, and selling, Breeding, catching, and drying, Cultivation, propagation, and conservation, Capturing, packaging, and exporting, What does fish cultivation focus on?, Conserving endangered species, Rearing fish in controlled or semi-controlled conditions, Observing fish behavior in the wild, Training fish for aquariums, What is the main goal of intensive fish cultivation?, To catch fish in open seas, To allow fish to reproduce naturally, To use wide areas with low production, To produce more fish using limited areas with high investment, What is fish propagation?, The process of increasing fish population naturally or artificially, Feeding fish with commercial food, Removing fish from ponds, Selling fish in markets, What happens in natural propagation?, Artificial breeding tanks are used, Fish are transferred from one pond to another, Humans fertilize fish eggs manually, Fish reproduce on their own through spawning, What is meant by semi-natural propagation?, Artificial propagation using chemicals, Breeding that combines natural and artificial methods, Reproduction using only natural methods, Fish propagation done only in rivers, Why is fish conservation important?, It reduces fish population, It prevents fish from reproducing, It increases pollution levels in water, It supports ecological balance and sustainable development, What is a fish sanctuary?, A place for fishing competitions, A pond for raising pet fish, A market where fish are sold, A protected area for fish to reproduce naturally, Which of the following is a biological hazard?, Cyclone, Flood, Disease and infestation, Tsunami, A worker slipping on a wet deck is exposed to what kind of hazard?, Ergonomic, Biological, Physical, Psychological, Which of the following is an ergonomic risk?, Cyclone, Drug addiction, Exposure to UV rays, Lifting heavy loads, What should fishers wear when handling catches to prevent injuries?, Helmet, Gloves, Life jacket, Sunglasses, Which hazard results from human actions or errors?, Biological hazard, Natural hazard, Manmade hazard, Meteorological hazard, Which fishing gear is prohibited under RA 10654 unless with special license?, Hook and line, Fish traps, Fine mesh nets, Gill nets, Why is fishing or trading rare, threatened, or endangered species prohibited?, To reduce competition among fishermen, To favor aquaculture over fisheries, To increase fish prices in the market, To protect biodiversity and prevent extinction, Which refers to the stressors and factors in the workplace or environment that can cause emotional distress or mental health issues in individuals?, Ergonomic, Biological, Physical, Psychological

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