A2 Level:
- What colors can we see in the ocean?
- Do you like to swim in the ocean? Why or why not?
- What animals live in the ocean?
- Can you name some activities people do at the beach?
- How do boats move on the ocean?
- Why is the ocean important for the Earth?
- Have you ever visited the ocean? What did you do there?
- What do fish eat in the ocean?
- Can people drink ocean water? Why?
- How does the ocean look when the sun sets?
- What should you take to the beach?
- Do you know any songs about the ocean?
- What does the word “ocean” mean to you?
- How do oceans affect the weather?
- Can you name three things found on the beach?
- Why should we keep the ocean clean?
- What happens when it rains in the ocean?
- Do you like ocean movies? Can you name one?
- How can we protect the ocean?
- What’s the difference between an ocean and a sea?
B1 Level:
- How do ocean currents work?
- Why are coral reefs important?
- Discuss the impact of pollution on oceans.
- What are the benefits of ocean exploration?
- How does the ocean influence global climate?
- What role do oceans play in the ecosystem?
- Can you explain the concept of tides?
- What is marine conservation and why is it important?
- How do humans use the ocean for resources?
- Discuss the phenomenon of ocean acidification.
- What are the dangers of overfishing?
- How do underwater plants photosynthesize?
- What measures can be taken to protect endangered marine species?
- Why is the ocean considered a carbon sink?
- How do tsunamis occur?
- Discuss the significance of the ocean in global trade.
- What are some myths or legends about the ocean?
- How do marine animals navigate?
- What is the importance of marine biodiversity?
- How do oceanic explorations contribute to science?
B2 Level:
- Discuss the concept of the ocean as an ecosystem.
- How do human activities impact marine life?
- What are the challenges of deep-sea exploration?
- How can we balance marine resource use with conservation?
- Discuss the effects of climate change on the ocean.
- What is the significance of the Great Barrier Reef?
- How do ocean currents affect marine and coastal ecosystems?
- What technologies are used in oceanography?
- Discuss the role of the ocean in the carbon cycle.
- How does marine pollution affect human health?
- What strategies can be implemented for sustainable fishing?
- How do invasive species affect marine environments?
- What are the ethical considerations in marine research?
- Discuss the impact of sea level rise on coastal communities.
- How do marine sanctuaries contribute to conservation efforts?
- What is the role of the ocean in global food security?
- How does ocean acidification affect coral reefs?
- Discuss the challenges of governing international waters.
- What are the future prospects of ocean energy?
- How do marine ecosystems recover from natural disasters?
C1 Level:
- Analyze the interdependence between ocean health and human health.
- Discuss the implications of melting polar ice caps on global oceans.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of international marine environmental policies.
- Explore the potential of marine biotechnology.
- Discuss the socioeconomic impacts of marine pollution.
- How does oceanography contribute to our understanding of climate change?
- What are the challenges in enforcing marine conservation laws?
- Discuss the impact of acidification on marine life and ecosystems.
- Evaluate the potential of ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC).
- Analyze the role of the ocean in cultural narratives across different societies.
C2 Level:
- Critique the role of global governance in addressing oceanic environmental issues.
- Explore the ethical considerations in the exploitation of deep-sea resources.
- Analyze the impact of climate change on oceanic currents and marine biodiversity.
- Discuss the philosophical implications of ocean exploration and human curiosity.
- Evaluate the impact of anthropogenic noise on marine species.
- Discuss the implications of marine spatial planning for biodiversity conservation.
- Analyze the effectiveness of marine protected areas in preserving biodiversity.
- Explore the role of traditional knowledge in marine conservation.
- Critique the economic valuation of ecosystem services provided by the oceans.
- Discuss the future of human-ocean interaction in the context of sustainable development.