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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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The bottom of the ocean is also known as the ________________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Whales, dolphins and porposes are part of the _________________ group of marine life.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Coral, sponges and seaweed are all part of the __________________ group of marine life.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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The neritic and oceanic zones make up the _________________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Drifting organisms that may be plant-like or animal-like are called _____________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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People who live in hot, dry climates often rely on _____________________________ for their drinking water.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Energy generated from tides is called ______________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Coastal waters in cool, humid areas where fresh water rivers run into the ocean tend to have lower ___________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Most ______________ are microscopic and float at or near the ocean's surface.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Mountains on the ocean floor that can turn into volcanic islands are called _________________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Mountain chains called _____________________ are formed by magma coming from rift zones.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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When one ocean plate is forced underneath another one, a(n) ___________________ forms.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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In a rift zone, a ___________________ forms between mountains.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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Pollution that comes from many different places is called _____________________________.
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plankton nekton pelagic environment benthic environment benthos
desalination plants tidal energy wave energy solar energy geothermal energy benthic salinity mid-ocean ridges desalination seamount sublittoral thermocline seamounts ocean trench rift valley desalinization renewable nonrenewable
point-source pollution nonpoint-source pollution
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The process of removing salt from ocean water is called __________________.
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How are regions of the continental margin divided?
A. by landforms
B. by marine life in each one
C. by depth and slope
D. by temperature
How many ecological zones make up the benthic environment?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Which of these resources cannot be harvested from the ocean?
A. minerals
B. sludge
C. food
D. energy
Which of the following statements is true about the Pacific Ocean?
A. It is getting larger.
B. It is getting smaller.
C. It never changes.
D. It is the smallest ocean.
The ocean's surface temperatures vary with time of year and
A. latitude.
B. longitude.
C. seasons.
D. moon phases.
Which of the following statements describes plankton?
A. All are plant-like.
B. All are animal-like.
C. Most are microscopic.
D. All swim actively in the open ocean.
Wave energy is
A. another name for tidal energy.
B. used around the world.
C. a clean, renewable resource.
D. run by computer programs.
How can picking up trash on a beach help?
A. It will save garbage collector jobs.
B. It will adopt a beach.
C. It will make the beach safer for plants, animals and people.
D. It will cause environmental problems.
Which of the following is a form of point-source pollution?
A. oil leaks from automobiles
B. gasoline leaks from power boats
C. pesticide runoff
D. sludge dumping
Which statement is true about Earth's oceans?
A. They are all getting larger.
B. They have changed over time.
C. They have not changed in 4 billion years.
D. They are all getting smaller.
An ocean trench
A. is a valley formed in a rift zone.
B. is a submerged mountain.
C. runs parallel to a chain of volcanic mountains.
D. is at least 1,000 m deep.
Crabs, seaweed and clams are all
A. phytoplankton.
B. nekton.
C. benthos.
D. zooplankton.
Which zone of the benthic environment is located between low and high tide limits?
A. hadal zone
B. sublittoral zone
C. bathyl zone
D. intertidal zone
Farming and fishing are ways of harvesting the ocean's
A. sodium chloride.
B. oil and natural gas.
C. living resources.
D. nonrenewable resources.
One kind of renewable resource from the ocean is
A. oil.
B. natural gas.
C. wave energy.
D. minerals.
Wave energy in the North Sea is strong enough to produce power for
A. half of Europe.
B. parts of Scotland and England.
C. the eastern United States.
D. all of England.
Which of the following is NOT a source of point-source pollution?
A. trash dumping
B. sludge dumping
C. pesticide runoff
D. oil spill
Why is plastic trash dangerous to marine animals?
A. Animals can mistake it for food and choke on it.
B. Animals are not affected by plastic trash.
C. Plastic trash breaks down too quickly.
D. Plastic trash is oily and sludgy.
Which of the following describes the Earth 4.5 billion years ago?
A. The Earth had not formed.
B. It was covered with water.
C. It had no oceans.
D. It had three oceans.
Which of the following statements about salt in the oceans is true?
A. It is sodium chloride.
B. It is less salty than the salt we eat.
C. It has been in the ocean for only 50 years.
D. It is more salty than the salt we eat.
What is salinity?
A. the amount of sodium in a liquid
B. the amount of water that has evaporated
C. the amount of dissolved salts in a liquid
D. the amount of solids in a liquid
What would happen if the oceans did not absorb energy from the sun?
A. Nothing would happen.
B. The air would be cold all the time.
C. Nights would be very cold, and days would be very hot.
D. Life would go on as always.
What two major regions is the ocean floor divided into?
A. continental shelf and abyssal plain
B. continental margin and seamounts
C. continental margin and deep-ocean basin
D. mid-ocean ridges and deep-ocean basin
What is special about the marine life in the intertidal zone?
A. Marine life cannot live under the water.
B. Marine life must be able to live underwater and on land.
C. Marine life have strong shells covering their bodies.
D. Only plants can live in this zone.
Sonar technology is based on the
A. Geosat satellite.
B. surface currents in the ocean.
C. zones on the ocean floor.
D. echo-ranging behavior of bats.
The area between the shoreline and the continental slope
A. abyssal plain
B. continental slope
C. mid-ocean ridge
D. continental shelf
E. seamount
F. continental rise
G. ocean trench
The base of the continental slope
A. abyssal plain
B. continental slope
C. mid-ocean ridge
D. continental shelf
E. seamount
F. continental rise
G. ocean trench
The broad, flat part of the deep-ocean basin.
A. abyssal plain
B. continental slope
C. mid-ocean ridge
D. continental shelf
E. seamount
F. continental rise
G. ocean trench
Mountain chain on the ocean floor.
A. abyssal plain
B. continental slope
C. mid-ocean ridge
D. continental shelf
E. seamount
F. continental rise
G. ocean trench
Huge crack in the ocean floor.
A. abyssal plain
B. continental slope
C. mid-ocean ridge
D. continental shelf
E. seamount
F. continental rise
G. ocean trench
The zone between the continental shelf and the abyssal plain.
A. abyssal zone
B. neritic zone
C. intertidal zone
D. hadal zone
E. oceanic zone
F. bathyl zone
The largest ecological zone of the ocean.
A. abyssal zone
B. neritic zone
C. intertidal zone
D. hadal zone
E. oceanic zone
F. bathyl zone
The deepest benthic zone
A. abyssal zone
B. neritic zone
C. intertidal zone
D. hadal zone
E. oceanic zone
F. bathyl zone
The zone that covers the continental shelf.
A. abyssal zone
B. neritic zone
C. intertidal zone
D. hadal zone
E. oceanic zone
F. bathyl zone
The zone covering the entire ocean floor past the continental shelf.