Water Quality B/C

[FueL]

I found a question on a practice test that asked something along the lines of "list the four types of aquatic organisms by their feeding habits". Would this mean producer, consumer, etc., or something else?

Also, is it spelled morAy eel or morEy eel?

Thanks!

The wording of "feeding habits" makes it seem like they're talking about animals. You could put deposit feeder, suspension feeder, predator, and scavenger, although I've only seen this categorization applied specifically to benthic animals.

[rtunnel97]

thanks for the help guys, i agree though, unnecessarily vague.

[chinesesushi]

Is the test taken together?

[caseyotis]

Is the test taken together?

Together? I'm sorry, I don't understand...

[Skink]

In your team of up to two, yes, you compete in the event (take the test) together.

[caseyotis]

In your team of up to two, yes, you compete in the event (take the test) together.

Oh, is that what it was? Yeah.

In my past experiences, there have been three or four stations, all with an answer sheet to record (except the salinometer testing, obviously).

[darkdeserthighway]

I've had stations too, but sometimes it can be a powerpoint/test packet.

[caseyotis]

I've had stations too, but sometimes it can be a powerpoint/test packet.

This year we had a 118-question test packet. The saline testing was odd to me; they gave us two known salinities (distilled water and 7% salt) and told us to find the other salinity. Unfortunately, my salinometer had run out of battery, and we just guessed, but that seemed weird to me.

[PacificGoldenPlover]

Most likely those were calibration solutions.

Wait, do you have an electronic salimoter?

[caseyotis]

Most likely those were calibration solutions.

Wait, do you have an electronic salimoter?

http://mathinscience.info/public/home_m ... tmeter.doc
Yes.