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5th Quiz 2 - 2nd Quarter
Which is more dense, warm water or cold water?
"cool phase"
5th Quiz 2 - 2nd Quarter
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"cool phase"
upwelling
circling patterns
La Nina
El Nino
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Which is more dense, warm water or cold water?
warm water
cold water
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highest point of the wave
amplitude
crest
trough
wavelength
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________ occurs when the winds are weaker and there are warmer than normal temperatures along the equator.
La Nina
circling patterns
El Nino
upwelling
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Currents on the surface, which take up about 10% of the oceans, are caused by winds that blow over them
upwelling
surface currents
density currents
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part of the ocean that extends from the continental, marking the edge of the continents
continental shelf
continental slope
seamount
trench
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accumulation of sediment from rivers that is deposited at the base of a submarine canyon
abyssal plain
continental rise
continental slope
continental shelf
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A volcanic mountain found on an ocean basin that has an origin not related to a mid-oceanic ridge
continental shelf
trench
continental slope
seamount
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Where can warm water be found?
at the poles
around the pacific
near the equator
the atlantic
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lowest point of the wave
wavelength
amplitude
diameter
trough
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Shallow submerged margin of the continents that lies between the edge of the shoreline and the continental slope
continental rise
continental shelf
continental slope
seamount
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_______ occurs when the winds are stronger and there are cooler than normal temperatures in the same region of the ocean
circling patterns
La Nina
El Nino
upwelling
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When cold, deep water rises, it brings with it lots of nutrients from the ocean floor in a process known as
density currents
upwelling
surface currents
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An elevated area of land created from the release of lava and ejection of ash and rock fragments from and volcanic vent.
continental slope
seamount
volcanic island
continental shelf
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these currents are the remaining 90% of ocean currents
upwelling
density currents
surface currents
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a gyre in the pacific created by the circular currents in which over 700,000 tons of garbage is trapped
Great Current Garbage Patch
El Nino Garbage Patch
Rafting Garbage Patch
Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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The dominant pattern of surface circulation is the ______ - a well organized, roughly circular flow
gyre
tides
angling
upwelling
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height of a wave as measured from the highest point on the wave
wavelength
crest
trough
amplitude
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"warm-phase"
upwelling
circling patterns
La Nina
El Nino
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An opening on a volcano through which lava is released and rock fragments and ash are ejected.
continental rise
volcanic valley
continental shelf
seamount
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normally found rising above the ocean floor at the center of the ocean basins
mid-ocean ridge
continental shelf
trench
continental rise
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One surface current circles endlessly around ______________
Antartica
Asia
Australia
USA
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Which is more dense, salty water or less salty water?
less salty water
salty water
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Steep sided valley found on the Earth's surface created by tectonic rifting (Zone between two diverging tectonic plates)
rift valley
continental shelf
continental rise
seamount
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__________ is the most important cause of surface currents
gravity
water
wind
moon's pull
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Granitic portion of the Earth's crust that makes up the continents
continental crust
continental rise
continental slope
continental shelf
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currents move at an angle to the force that generates them–a phenomenon called the ______________
Coriolis Effect
Circling Effect
Tide Effect
Upwelling Effect
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Changes in the ___________ ocean cause El Nino and La Nina
mexican
indian
pacific
atlantic
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the length of a wave from one peak to the next
amplitude
trough
wavelength
crest
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long, narrow, steep-sided depressions found on the ocean floor that contain the greatest depths in the ocean
continental rise
continental slope
continental shelf
trench
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V-shaped canyons cut into the continental slope
submarine canyon
continental shelf
continental slope
seamount
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found at the base of the continental slope
continental shelf
continental slope
continental rise
seamount