Ocean Floor
Movement
Ocean Water
Sea Life
Fun Facts
100

The most shallow part of the ocean floor that borders a continent.

Continental Shelf

100

Tides are caused by what?

The Moon's gravity

100

This is about how much of Earth is covered by oceans.

70%

100

Producers that live near the surface get their energy from this.

The Sun

100

The type of water ocean water is

Salt Water

200

The part of the ocean floor where the continental shelf ends. "The Drop Off"

The continental slope.

200

What are two causes of currents?

Wind patterns, temperature differences, and salinity.

200

The measure of all salt in the water is called...

Salinity

200

Is a seal a producer, consumer, or decomposer?

Consumer

200

What is the deepest trench in the ocean?

The Mariana Trench

300

The flattest part of the ocean floor that makes up most of the ocean.

The Abyssal Plain

300

What causes waves?

Wind

300

What depends on dissolved gases in ocean water to survive?

Ocean/Marine Organisms

300

Is algae a producer, consumer, or decomposer?

Producer

300

Which part of the ocean would have the highest salinity?

Trenches

400

The deepest part of the ocean

Ocean trenches

400

Navigation routes are affected by what?

Currents

400

Where does most salt in the ocean come from?

Dissolved from rocks!

400

Plankton is an example of...

a) Floating Organism

b) Swimming Organism

c) Non-Moving Organism

A) floating organism

400

This decreases as you get deeper in the ocean.

Sunlight and Temperature

500

The bottom part of the continental slope.

Continental Rise

500

This current contains warm water moving in a path from North America to Europe.

The Gulf Stream

500

Complete the food chain 

_______-->Phytoplankton-->small fish-->bigger fish-->Shark

The Sun

500

This ocean organism provides over half of Earth's oxygen

Phytoplankton

500

What increases as you go deeper in the ocean?

Pressure

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