Oceans

1

The part of the coastline between the high tide mark and the low tide mark is called the

1

The main type of wetland that occurs closer to the equator is

1

What do rivers drop in the salt marshes along the edges of estuaries?

1

What is an example of a pollutant that may be carried by rivers to estuaries?

1

A habitat is an environment that

1

Over much of the continental shelf, sunlight penetrates to the ocean bottom.

1

Corals get their nutrition by performing photosynthesis.

1

Coral reefs exist in deep, dark waters near a coastline.

1

Phytoplankton are photosynthetic organisms that use air bubbles to stay near the surface.

1

Hydrothermal vents are deep ocean environments that are unable to support life.

1

Which of the following is a negative effect of commercial fishing?

1

Humans use the ocean's living resources as a source of

1

Which of these groups contains only nonliving ocean resources?

1

Most of the oil that enters the ocean comes from

1

Which of these materials are NOT presently mined from the ocean floor?

1

Freshwater from rivers mixes with the ocean's salt water in

1

What is a wetland?

1

One way that governments protect organisms in coastal areas is by passing laws that

1

Oceans

The part of the coastline between the high tide mark and the low tide mark is called the

The main type of wetland that occurs closer to the equator is

What do rivers drop in the salt marshes along the edges of estuaries?

What is an example of a pollutant that may be carried by rivers to estuaries?

A habitat is an environment that

Over much of the continental shelf, sunlight penetrates to the ocean bottom.

Corals get their nutrition by performing photosynthesis.

Coral reefs exist in deep, dark waters near a coastline.

Phytoplankton are photosynthetic organisms that use air bubbles to stay near the surface.

Hydrothermal vents are deep ocean environments that are unable to support life.

Which of the following is a negative effect of commercial fishing?

Humans use the ocean's living resources as a source of

Which of these groups contains only nonliving ocean resources?

Most of the oil that enters the ocean comes from

Which of these materials are NOT presently mined from the ocean floor?

Freshwater from rivers mixes with the ocean's salt water in

What is a wetland?

One way that governments protect organisms in coastal areas is by passing laws that

Which of these describes the waters in many of near-shore environments?

The part of the coastline between the high tide mark and the low tide mark is called the

The main type of wetland that occurs closer to the equator is

What do rivers drop in the salt marshes along the edges of estuaries?

What is an example of a pollutant that may be carried by rivers to estuaries?

A habitat is an environment that

Over much of the continental shelf, sunlight penetrates to the ocean bottom.

Corals get their nutrition by performing photosynthesis.

Coral reefs exist in deep, dark waters near a coastline.

Phytoplankton are photosynthetic organisms that use air bubbles to stay near the surface.

Hydrothermal vents are deep ocean environments that are unable to support life.

Which of the following is a negative effect of commercial fishing?

Humans use the ocean's living resources as a source of

Which of these groups contains only nonliving ocean resources?

Most of the oil that enters the ocean comes from

Which of these materials are NOT presently mined from the ocean floor?

Freshwater from rivers mixes with the ocean's salt water in

What is a wetland?

One way that governments protect organisms in coastal areas is by passing laws that

Which of these describes the waters in many of near-shore environments?