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Marine I History of Oceanography
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Chapter 2 Review
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1
The body that was used to determine precise direction before compasses were invented was the:
Big Dipper
Sun
North Star
Moon
2
Darwin was a famous naturalist who sailed aboard the ______________________.
Meteor
Challenger
Beagle
Atlantis
3
What were the primary reasons early civilizations interacted with the ocean?
Travel
Food
All of the Above
Trade
4
What does SCUBA stand for?
Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
Self Contained Universal Breathing Apparatus
Self Contained Underwear Bathing Apparatus
Self Contained Under Big Area
5
The United States is located in the ______________ quadrant of the world.
North West
South West
North East
South East
6
Which group navigated from Hawaii to Tahiti using charts of sticks and stones?
Dutch
Phoenicians
Hawaiians
Polynesians
7
Who was the first explorer to round the Cape of Good Hope and make it to India?
Vasco De Gamma
Christopher Columbus
Bartholomeu Dias
Prince Henry the Navigator
8
Which country was responsible for the invention of the compass?
'Merica
China
Phonicia
England
9
What famous naturalist is known as the “Father of Physical Oceanography”?
Siebe
Murray
Darwin
Maury
10
What was the cause of the Dark ages?
Breaking up of the Catholic church
Breaking up of the Roman Empire
Vikings raiding ships
No ocean exploration
11
The earliest recorded sea voyage in 3200 BC was under the leadership of whom?
Hipparchus
Darwin
Captain Cook
Snefru
12
The example of the combination of a submersible and a scuba suit is called a
ROV
Drifter
AUV
NEWT
13
The ___________________________ was the first exploration to prove the existence of Antarctica.
HMS Beagle
Challenger II
Atlantis
US Exploring Expedition
14
The Challenger II discovered the deepest part of the ocean called the:
Reefs
Marianas Trench
Bathysphere
Mid Atlantic Ridge
15
Who wrote papers on the formation of coral reefs called atolls.
Columbus
Darwin
Cook
Magellan
16
Magellan had a fleet of five ships and 260 men. He returned with one ship and _____ men?
18
50
27
13
17
This modern device uses satellites to determine your location.
NSA
LORAN
GPS
Skynet
18
Which famous Greek determined the tides based on the phases of the moon?
Pythoneus
Aristotle
Plato
Pytheus
19
In 1519, who led the first voyage that circumnavigated the globe?
Cook
Yoda
Columbus
Magellan
20
Who was the first to discover North America and call it Vineland?
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
Leif Erikson
Ragnar Lothbrok
21
Both the Equator and the Prime Meridian lie at __________°
25 degrees
0 degrees
50 degrees
180 degrees
22
Using references along the shoreline is called ________________.
pivoting
voyaging
piloting
land marking
23
The Prime Meridian is located above its institute in England. This Institute is called the:
Her Majesty's Institution
Bat Cave
Oxford Observatory
Greenwich Observatory
24
How did the Phoenicians contribute to ocean exploration?
They put a ship in the pyramid
They traveled 1000s of miles at sea
They didn't contribute at all
They set up trade routes in the Mediterranean
25
If you cross over the Longitude line a 180°, you have just sailed over the _____________ line.
Equator
Date Line
Single Line
Prime Meridian
26
What US ship mapped the Atlantic sea floor and proved the existence of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?
Challenger
U.S. Exploring Expedition
Atlantis
Challenger II
27
Which ancient Greek philosopher was the first to calculate the circumference of the globe?
Mr. Leotta
Eratosthenes
Pytheas
Aristotle
28
What was the name of the invention that allowed Captain James Cook to explore the ocean?
chronometer
chronoclock
time-o-meter
Water clock
29
Which ship documented the physical, chemical, geological, and biological parts of the ocean?
Mayflower
HMS Challenger
Challenger II
HMS Beagle
30
The North and South Poles are at _________° Latitude.
90 degrees
45 degrees
180 degrees
0 degrees