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What legislative policy or governing body reduced the number of dolphin deaths associated with tuna
  fishing?
  a. The creation of the International Whaling Commission
  b. The creation of National Marine Fisheries Service
  c. The passing of the Marine Mammal Protection Act in the United States
  d. The creation of a United Nations commission



Question 2

What is the fastest-growing energy alternative to oil?
  a. Wave power
  b. Current power
  c. Tide power
  d. Wind power




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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
The Marine Mammal Protection Act was passed in 1972. It was a policy that protected not only marine
mammals, but also their food and habitat. Prior to this policy, over 6 million dolphins were needlessly
killed as bycatch when hunting tuna. Information can be found in the section Biological Resources



Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Wind power production is on the rise. There are many wind farms because the wind cannot be used
up as oil and gas can. Information can be found in the section Marine Energy.




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