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Quiz on ocean layers, salinity, SONAR, trenches

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Oceanography: Layers & ForcesVersión en línea Quiz on ocean layers, salinity, SONAR, trenches por Maliyah 1 SONAR uses sound waves to detect objects and map the seafloor. Yes No 2 Salinity: the ability of some ocean organisms to produce their own light Yes No 3 Ocean currents redistribute heat around the globe. Yes No 4 Tides are caused mainly by wind patterns. Yes No 5 Deep ocean waves travel faster than the speed of sound in water. Yes No 6 Precipitation, River-Runoff, and Evaporation are the three factors that change salinity. Yes No 7 The ocean can be stratified into layers by density from temperature and salinity. Yes No 8 The Mariana Trench is the deepest part of the oceans. Yes No 9 The ocean floor is completely flat with no trenches or ridges. Yes No 10 Tsunami: a series of very large ocean waves usually caused by an underwater earthquake, volcanic eruption, or landslide. Yes No 11 Oceanography: a scientist who studies the ocean. Yes No 12 Current directions are completely unaffected by Earth's rotation. Yes No 13 Waves: movements of water at the ocean’s surface caused mainly by wind. Yes No 14 The average ocean salinity is exactly 35.0 PSU everywhere with no variation. Yes No 15 Tides: The regular rise and fall of ocean water caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun. Yes No 16 Tides are primarily caused by the Moon's gravity, with some influence from the Sun. Yes No

Oceanography: Layers & ForcesVersión en línea

Quiz on ocean layers, salinity, SONAR, trenches

por Maliyah

SONAR uses sound waves to detect objects and map the seafloor.

Yes

Salinity: the ability of some ocean organisms to produce their own light

Yes

Ocean currents redistribute heat around the globe.

Yes

Tides are caused mainly by wind patterns.

Yes

Deep ocean waves travel faster than the speed of sound in water.

Yes

Precipitation, River-Runoff, and Evaporation are the three factors that change salinity.

Yes

The ocean can be stratified into layers by density from temperature and salinity.

Yes

The Mariana Trench is the deepest part of the oceans.

Yes

The ocean floor is completely flat with no trenches or ridges.

Yes

Tsunami: a series of very large ocean waves usually caused by an underwater earthquake, volcanic eruption, or landslide.

Yes

Oceanography: a scientist who studies the ocean.

Yes

Current directions are completely unaffected by Earth's rotation.

Yes

Waves: movements of water at the ocean’s surface caused mainly by wind.

Yes

The average ocean salinity is exactly 35.0 PSU everywhere with no variation.

Yes

Tides: The regular rise and fall of ocean water caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun.

Yes

Tides are primarily caused by the Moon's gravity, with some influence from the Sun.

Yes

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Oceanography: Layers & ForcesVersión en línea

por Maliyah

SONAR uses sound waves to detect objects and map the seafloor.

Salinity: the ability of some ocean organisms to produce their own light

Ocean currents redistribute heat around the globe.

Tides are caused mainly by wind patterns.

Deep ocean waves travel faster than the speed of sound in water.

Precipitation, River-Runoff, and Evaporation are the three factors that change salinity.

The ocean can be stratified into layers by density from temperature and salinity.

The Mariana Trench is the deepest part of the oceans.

The ocean floor is completely flat with no trenches or ridges.

Tsunami: a series of very large ocean waves usually caused by an underwater earthquake, volcanic eruption, or landslide.

Oceanography: a scientist who studies the ocean.

Current directions are completely unaffected by Earth's rotation.

Waves: movements of water at the ocean’s surface caused mainly by wind.

The average ocean salinity is exactly 35.0 PSU everywhere with no variation.

Tides: The regular rise and fall of ocean water caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun.

Tides are primarily caused by the Moon's gravity, with some influence from the Sun.

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