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What are coral reefs primarily made up of?
What are coral reefs primarily made up of?
- Algae
- Plankton
- Stone
- Coral polyps (correct)
Where are coral reefs generally found?
Where are coral reefs generally found?
- Mediterranean oceans
- Temperate oceans
- Tropical oceans (correct)
- Arctic oceans
What is the Coral Triangle?
What is the Coral Triangle?
- An area comprising parts of several countries (correct)
- A cultural symbol in the Philippines
- A type of coral species found in the Pacific
- A geometric shape formed by coral reefs
What do coral polyps use to capture their food from the water?
What do coral polyps use to capture their food from the water?
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At what depth do coral reefs usually form?
At what depth do coral reefs usually form?
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True or false: The Coral Triangle includes parts of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Thailand.
True or false: The Coral Triangle includes parts of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and Thailand.
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True or false: Coral reefs are primarily made up of stone.
True or false: Coral reefs are primarily made up of stone.
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True or false: The Coral Triangle has nearly 700 different species of reef-building corals.
True or false: The Coral Triangle has nearly 700 different species of reef-building corals.
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True or false: Coral polyps use their tentacle-like arms to capture algae and small animals called plankton for food.
True or false: Coral polyps use their tentacle-like arms to capture algae and small animals called plankton for food.
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True or false: Coral reefs are only found in deep ocean waters.
True or false: Coral reefs are only found in deep ocean waters.
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