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Science Chapter 13 Oceans and Seas
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Earth Science Chapter 13 Oceans and Seas
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The biggest ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic
Indian
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Marine scientists and engineers from almost every field who work to better understand the ocean
Marine engineers
Physicists
Chemists
Oceanographers
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Begins where the angle of the ocean bottom becomes steeper
Continental rise
Continental slope
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Some oceanographers say the earth only has one ocean
True
False
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Coral reefs that grow right up to the beach along a coastline
Barrier reefs
Coral reefs
Fringing reefs
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The deepest point in any ocean
The Challenger Deep, in the Mariana Trench
Neither
Somewhere in one of the oceans
The Challenger Deep, in The Great Barrier Reef
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Affects sea level
Berm
Coastal region
Tides
Tide gauges
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Vast bodies of salt water that separate the continents
sea
ocean
all of the above
channel
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Oceanic trenches have a steep slope on the slope on the seaward side
True
False
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where large waves break and drop any sand they have moved from deeper water
beach face
continental slope
long shore sandbar
continental shelf
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measures local sea level
Tide-gauges
Berm
seamount
sea monsters
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Marine biologists study the influence of the oceans on weather and climate
False
True
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Submerged volcanoes and hills
Mid-ocean ridges
Abyssal plains
Sea mounts
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Sea water is potable
YESSSSSSSS
NOOOOOOOOO
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Analyze the distribution of various elements and compounds in the oceans
Oceanographers
Chemists
Marine engineers
Marine biologists
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the ever-changing place that extends underwater beyond the shore
berm
shore
never land
beach
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Seamounts flat tops are called _____
Guyots
Seamounts
All of the above
Mid-ocean ridges
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Complex underwater erosional feature
Turbidity currents
Submarine canyon
Abyssal plain
Continental slope
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The Challenger Deep is slightly smaller than Mt. Everest
True
false, bigger
False, significantly smaller
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The bottom slopes out gently from the continent
continental slope
Continental rise
Continental shelf
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Long, curved string of volcanic islands
island arcs
subducting plate
coral reefs
coral heads
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A ring of low coral islands and reefs surrounding a central lagoon
Barrier reefs
Fringing reefs
Atoll
Island arcs
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They model the distribution of energy in the oceans and the motion of its great currents
marine biologists
oceanographers
physicists
marine engineers
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A strip of land that separates the costal region from the ocean
Beach
Shore
Berm
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The computed average height of high and low tides at a given location
Local sea level
Tide
Mean sea level
Tide gauges
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The oceans influence earth's weather
True
False
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The zone between the high- and low-tide shore lines
Beach face
Berm
Beach
Shore
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Form a lagoon between the reef and the land
Fringing reef
Barrier reef
Coral reef
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Marine engineers try to produces ___________________ from sea water and it’s motions
Potable water and electricity
heat, electricity and potable water
Heat and electricity
heat and potable water
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Coral reefs are are important marine geologic features that form from tiny animals called
Clown fish
Corals
Jelly fish
all of the above
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A ____ is a small section of water surrounded by land or islands
Sea
Lake
All of the above
Lagoon
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The always changing height of the ocean surface at a given location
local sea level
berm
shore
sea level
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Relatively flat, deep sea floor
Atoll
Guyot
Abyssal plain
Island arcs
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underwater landslides
Abyssal plain
Submarine canyon
Turbidity currents
Continental slope
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Submarine canyon is a complex underwater erosional feature often found in a continental rise
Yes
No
Nope
Yep
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Submerged mountain ranges
Abyssal plain
Mid-ocean ridges
Reefs
Continental rise
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Are where only the highest tide or sea waves can reach
Kelp
Beach
Sea level
Berm
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Largest barrier reef in the world
The big barrier reef
The great barrier reef
The great reef
The challenger deep
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A smooth transition from the Continental slope to the deep, flat ocean floor
Turbidity currents
Abyssal plain
Continental rise
Continental slope
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an indistinct zone extending from the shore far inland
berm
beach face
Beach
Coastal region
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Continental rise begins where the angle of the ocean bottom becomes steeper.
False, continental slope
True
False, the angle of the ocean bottom becomes gentle
False, submarine canyon
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Chemists develop methods and vehicles to investigate and use the oceans
True
False, physicists
False, oceanographers
False, marine engineers
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T/F Many coral formations are massive lagoons
False
True
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Old earth geologists believe the earth began as one big continent and the flood split it up
True
False