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Mr. McKinley's Oceans Quiz
Mr. McKinley's Oceans Quiz
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1
What continent do we live on?
South America
North America
Africa
Asia
2
The Pacific Ocean is the smallest ocean.
False
True
3
What continent is this?
South America
Australia
Africa
Asia
4
Mediterranean Sea has more salinity than the Atlantic Ocean. So, the Mediterranean is ________.
wider
colder
deeper
saltier
5
Using the diagram, what part of the ocean is letter C?
continental shelf
seamount
trench
abyssal plain
6
The ocean floor _____.
covers less area than land
has mountains, plains, and ridges like land surfaces
is covered by the same amount of water everywhere
is a flat bed of sand
7
Most of the Earth's natural elements are found in the ocean.
True
False
8
Where does most ocean life exist?
Cold, dark abyssal zone
Upper layer
9
The measurement of salt in the water in a sample is called ______.
salinity
nutrient
millimeter
plankton
10
This ocean has a limited amount of marine life because of its low oxygen content.
Southern
Indian
Atlantic
Pacific
11
What ocean is number 1?
Southern
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
12
Although the ocean is one continuous body of water, oceanographers have divided it into.....
The Atlantic, North Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Oceans and South Atlantic
The Northern, Southern, Atlantic, Red and Pacific Oceans
The Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic Oceans and Caspian
The Atlantic, Pacific, Southern, Indian and Arctic Oceans
13
The detailed description or representation on a map of the natural and artificial features of an area on land.
Geology
Gerontology
Topography
Bathymetry
14
Dark colored igneous rock that serves as the primary rock composition for the ocean floor.
basalt
sandrock
granite
coal
15
The main reason lakes and oceans have different types of animal life is that oceans have _____.
sandy shores and bottoms
a much larger surface area
water with more salt
larger waves at the surface
16
There is less than 1% drinkable water on earth.
False
True
17
What ocean is number 5?
Indian
Atlantic
Southern
Arctic
18
Where does the majority of our oxygen come from?
pollution
trees and other plants on land
marine algae and phytoplankton
rainwater
19
Most life in the ocean is found at or near the surface because of what energy source?
Superhero powers
Sun
Microwave energy
candy sugar
20
This is the newest ocean to be named and was named in the year 2000.
Southern
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
21
Some areas of the ocean are saltier than others.
False
True
22
Which of the following is plant plankton?
Ooplankton
Zootopia
Zooplankton
Phytoplankton
23
What is the study of the ocean called?
marine biology
topography
oceanography
hydrology
24
What type of water is most abundant on Earth?
fresh glacier water
salt water
fresh Publix water
fresh ground water
25
What is the name of the newest ocean on our Earth?
Pacific
Atlantic
Southern
Arctic
26
Largest to smallest oceans in correct order.
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern and Arctic
Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Southern and Arctic
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic and Southern
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Southern and Indian
27
What is the warmest ocean in the world?
Arctic
Pacific
Indian
Atlantic
28
Greenland sharks can live over 500 years.
False
True
29
Most life in the ocean is found on the bottom.
True
False
30
What ocean is the deepest and oldest of all the oceans?
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
Southern
31
What ocean is the youngest?
Indian
Atlantic
Southern
Pacific
32
It is correct in saying there is a One World Ocean.
False
True
33
The ocean covers about how much of Earth’s surface?
50%
30%
70%
80%
34
Is Antarctica a continent surrounded by ocean?
True
False
35
Zoo
plankton is also known as animal plankton.
False
True
36
Most of the water that we can easily use comes from rivers and lakes like the Chattahoochee River and Lake Lanier.
False
True
37
_________________ is a measure of the amount of dissolved solids in a given amount of water.
unicornity
salinity
minerality
calamity
38
Fish breathe oxygen that is mixed in water.
False
True
39
The _______and the _______are connected near the bottom of the ocean.
slope and rise
shelf and slope
shelf and abyssal plain
rise and abyssal plain
40
Islands are formed from volcanoes.
False
True
41
What concentration of water has the highest salinity?
40 ppt
35 ppt
32 ppt
30 ppt
42
Using the diagram, what part of the ocean is letter G?
island
trench
seamount
abyssal plain
43
If islands are formed mainly from volcanic eruptions, what type of rock do you think islands are mostly made of?
igneous
Metamorphic
Sedimentary
Fraggle
44
A measurement of ocean depth
unicornography
topography
turbidity
bathymetry
45
What ocean is number 4?
Pacific
Atlantic
Southern
Indian
46
How much of the Earth's water is actually drinkable?
less than 1%
3%
70%
5%
47
2 atoms of hydrogen combine with one atom of oxygen to form water.
False
True
48
True or False: Erosion can make the continental shelf shaped differently.
True
False
49
The Atlantic Ocean was named after what Greek Titan god?
Atlas
Perseus
Zeus
Hercules
50
A child builds a sandcastle and the next morning it is gone. What caused it to disappear?
the changing of water pressure
the salinity of the water
the changing of the tides
the moving currents in the water
51
As you travel from the continental shelf to the abyssal plain the temperature and pressure ___.
temperature and pressure decrease
temperature decreases / pressure increases
temperature increases / pressure decreases
temperature and pressure increase
52
Using the diagram, what part of the ocean is letter B?
abyssal plain
seamount
trench
continental shelf
53
There is the same amount of water here on Earth today as there was when the Earth formed.
False
True
54
What continent is this?
Australia
South America
Asia
North America
55
The Southern Ocean is known for its turbulent and dangerous iceberg laden waters.
False
True
56
A _______ is a drop in the ocean and the deepest part of the ocean.
valley
canyon
continental slope
trench
57
The average salinity of the ocean is 35 ppt.
False
True
58
Seas are larger than oceans.
False
True
59
Almost all the water that is here now has been here for billions of years.
True
False
60
What ocean was the first to be crossed by ship and airplane?
Pacific
Atlantic
Southern
Arctic
61
This ocean is the smallest, shallowest, and coldest.
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic
Southern
62
Deepest trench in the world is called _______ Trench.
Peru-Chile Trench
Tonga Trench
MaryHadALittleLamb Trench
Marina Trench
63
Using the diagram, what part of the ocean is letter F?
trench
seamount
continental slope
continental shelf
64
About 245-250 million years ago, the Earth was one giant landmass called Pangea surrounded by an ocean called ______.
Panthalassa
Pantheria
Patagonia
Pan's Labyrinth
65
Algae and phytoplankton produce most of the world's ______.
Helium
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Fluorine
66
When sodium and chorine combine, they form what compound?
Sodium chloride
Sodium hydroxide
Magnesium sulfate
Water
67
What percentage of the Earth's surface is abyssal plains?
10%
70%
50%
90%
68
Which level of the ocean is home to most marine life?
continental slope
trench
abyssal plain
continental shelf
69
Phytoplankton is a plant-like organism that uses photosynthesis.
True
False
70
What is the largest and oldest ocean?
Atlantic
Indian
Arctic
Pacific
71
What ocean is number 3?
Southern
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
72
What continent is this?
Australia
Africa
South America
North America
73
The Continental Shelf is .....
An underwater mountain range
It's just there
A sunken island
An extension of Continents
74
Most of sea life lives in the continental shelf?
False
True
75
An underwater mountain or volcano is called a _______.
Plain
trench
Ridge
seamount
76
what is the deepest trench in the ocean
Fraggle Trench
Mariana Trench
Kookooracha Trench
Tonga Trench
77
Earth's oceans have changed a lot throughout history
False
True