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Earth's Oceans 5th Grade
What does salinity measure?
Which is the largest ocean?
Earth's Oceans 5th Grade
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Which is the largest ocean?
Atlantic
Artic
Pacific
Indian
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What does salinity measure?
Amount of organisms in the ocean
Amount of people in an ocean
Amound of plants in an ocean
Amount of salt in an ocean
3
The steep area where the ocean rapidly gets deeper.
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Continental Drift
Continental Shelf
4
Which of the following ocean areas are the deepest?
continental shelf
continental rise
abyssal plain
ocean trench
5
A vast, flat area on the deep ocean floor.
Ocean basin
Continental Rise
Ocean trench
Abyssal Plain
6
Which of the following does NOT mix large areas of ocean water?
ocean tides
waves
swimmers
currents
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What is NOT a cause of major ocean currents?
Wind
Volcanoes
Different water densities
Earth's rotation
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What happens as you go deeper into the ocean?
Water pressure increases, temperature decreases
Water pressure decreases, temperature increases
Water pressure decreases, temperature decreases
Water pressure increases, temperature increases
9
The amount of salt found in water describes the water's ----
freshness
brackishness
salinity
cleanliness
10
A river-like movement of water within a larger body is called a/an---
revevoir
tidal pool
estuary
current
11
The deepest part of the ocean
Ocean basin
Ocean ridge
Ocean rise
Ocean trench
12
Which ocean zone is closest to the surface of the ocean?
Midnght
Sunlit
Twilight
Abyss
13
Underwater mountains or volcanoes are called ----
abyssal plains
seamounts
trenches
shelf breaks
14
If I am playing on the ocean, what part am I most likely standing on?
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
15
What does the term "sub" mean?
Next to
Beneath
Across
Above
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Which list the "continents" in correct order from BOTTOM to TOP?
Continental Slope
Continental Shelf, Continental Slope, Continental Rise
Continental Slope, Continental Rise, Continental Shelf
Continental Rise, Continental Slope, Continental Shelf
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When water evaporates from the surface of the ocean ---
salt is left behind
water is polluted
fresh water is left behind
salt evaporates into the air
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In which part of the ocean are you LEAST LIKELY to find plant life?
On the abyssal plain
In a ocean trench
On the continental shelf
On the continental slope
19
The flattest and most featurable areas on earth's oceans are ---
seamounts
ocean ridge
sea basin
abyssal plains
20
What causes waves in the ocean?
Animals
Sun
Wind
Sand
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The flat, low-lying land area at the seacoast.
Abyssal Plain
Coastal Plain
Continental Rise
Continental Shelf
22
The continental shelf is shallower, wider, and less steep than the ---
Abyssal Plain
Continental Divide
Ocean Trench
Continental Slope
23
The flat, deep ocean floor is called--
continental rise
continental slope
abyssal plain
coastal plain
24
What part of the ocean is the most shallow?
Ocean trench
Abyssal Plain
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
25
Who is the greatest teacher of all time!
Ms. Best
Someone other than Ms. Best
26
What layer of the ocean has the coldest temperatures?
Photic zone, the ocean's surface
Abyssal zone, the deepest zone
Bathyal zone, a deep sloped zone
Aphotic zone, where it is completely dark
27
The underwater border of each continent.
Continental Breakfast
Continental Slope
Continental Shelf
Continental Rise
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What part of the ocean is a submerged border of a continent?
Abyssal Plain
Continental Rise
Continental Slope
Continental Shelf
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These become islands where they are tall enough to break through the water's surface.
Mountains
Abyssal Plains
Continental Slope
Volcanic Mountains
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About how much of the earth's surface is covered by water?
10%
50%
80%
70%