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1.

What are the most abundant elements in ocean water?

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2.

Where is the world's longest mountain chain located?

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3.

How many ecological zones make up the benthic environment?

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The deep ocean basin consists of the abyssal plain, mid-ocean ridges, ocean trenches, rift valleys and

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5.

Which of the following statements is true about the Pacific Ocean?

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6.

The ocean's surface temperatures vary with time of year and

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7.

The movement of water from the ocean to the atmosphere to the land and back to the ocean is called

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8.

With sonar, what happens to sound pulses from a ship after they hit the ocean floor?

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9.

The longer it takes sound to return to a ship,

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10.

To study the ocean floor, scientists use sonar, piloted vessels, robotic vessels and

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11.

Which of the following statements describes nekton?

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12.

Marine organisms are grouped by

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13.

Why are drift nets a problem?

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14.

Nonpoint-source pollution is

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15.

Why are oil tankers being built with two hulls?

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16.

The physical change of liquid water to water vapor is called

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17.

If sunlight warms up only the top 100 m of ocean water, why does the surface zone extend to about 300 m below the surface?

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18.

Which of the following is a form of point-source pollution?

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19.

What technologies do scientists use to study the ocean floor?

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20.

The two major regions of the ocean floor are the continental margin and the

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21.

Crabs, seaweed and clams are all

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22.

Which zone of the benthic environment is located between low and high tide limits?

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23.

Which of the following animals lives mainly in the oceanic zone?

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24.

The two major zones in the pelagic environment are

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25.

Fishing and farming are ways of harvesting the ocean's

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26.

One kind of renewable resource from the ocean is

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27.

Wave energy in the North Sea is strong enough to produce power for

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28.

Why is plastic trash dangerous to marine animals?

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29.

Oil that has drained into waterways and pollutes the oceans is an example of

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30.

Which of the following is the world's largest ocean?

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31.

Which of the following statements about salt in the oceans is true?

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32.

What would happen if the oceans did not absorb energy from the sun?

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33.

What do scientists use sonar technology for?

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34.

What is special about marine life in the intertidal zone?

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35.

How are the ocean's living resources harvested?

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36.

Two examples of surface currents are the Gulf Stream and the

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37.

Surface currents are caused by

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38.

The curved path of global winds and surface currents are caused by

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39.

What does a surface current do when it deflects?

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40.

As water gets denser, how does it move?

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41.

Which currents carry warm water away from the Equator?

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42.

The two main parts of a wave are the

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43.

When deep water waves reach water shallower than one half their wavelength, they

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44.

Where does an undertow take sand and other particles from the shore?

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45.

What transports most of the sediment in beach environments?

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46.

In the open ocean, whitecaps often form

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47.

A local rise in sea level near shore caused by hurricane winds is a

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48.

In 1947 Thor Heyerdahl sailed a simple raft from Peru to Polynesia, following the ocean currents for more than 6,000 kilometers. Which statement accurately describes what Heyerdahl proved by this voyage?

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49.

Surface ocean currents such as the Gulf Stream

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50.

In which direction do global winds blow ocean currents near the Equator?

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51.

Which surface current is deflected by the continent of South America?

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52.

When air above water gets cold, what happens to water molecules?

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53.

Which of the following causes water from deep currents to rise to the surface to replace warm currents?

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54.

It is important for scientists to learn as much as possible about El Nino because the weather pattern

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55.

How do you calculate wave speed?

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56.

Why do waves increase in height as they approach the shore?

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57.

In what direction does an undertow flow?

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58.

An earthquake causes a tsunami because force from the quake

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59.

Which statement describes what is happening at high tide?

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60.

Spring tides and neap tides occur in patterns governed by

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61.

From what is known about spring tides and neap tides, you can conclude that

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62.

If the wavelength of a wave stays the same, what happens when the wave period increases?

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63.

Which phrase describes a surface current?

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64.

How does the Coriolis Effect make ocean currents appear to move?

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65.

How are deep currents different from surface currents?

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66.

What is the distance between two crests or troughs?

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67.

The Gulf Stream moves warm water from

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68.

Which continent deflects the Gulf Stream current?

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If ocean currents have changed their circulation patterns, you can conclude that

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70.

How would California be different if there were no California Current?

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71.

What happens if El Nino damages a coral reef?

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72.

Buoyes that record El Nino can transmit data to satellites in space. What can you conclude from this fact?

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73.

How often do tides rise and fall?

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74.

Which of these is the longest period of time?

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75.

Which of these takes exactly 24 h?