Ocean Floor
Motion in the Occean
Salty Ocean
Waves & Tides
Ocean Zones
100

The deepest part of the ocean. 

Ocean Trench

100

True or False: The Earth's waters are constantly in motion.

True

100

Where salt in the ocean comes from.

Rocks on land

100

The up and down motion of the water.

waves

100

What percent of Earth's life forms live in the ocean?

90%

200

The steep drop to the ocean floor.

Continental Slope

200

The continuous movement of ocean water in a particular direction. 

A current

200

The measure of disolved salts in the ocean water.

salinity

200

What causes waves?

wind

200

The number of ocean zones.

6

300

Part of the ocean floor made of sediment, dead plants and animals and other debris. 

Continental Rise

300

This "stream" inpacts waters near Virginia.

The Gulf Stream

300

Salty water is more ________ than freshwater.

dense / heavy

300

The bulging of the Earth's waters.

tides

300

The zone where the ocean meets the land between high and low tide and gets the most sunlight.

Tidal Zone

400

The true ocean floor that is flat and goes on for miles.

Abyssal Plain

400

Who was the Gulf Stream discovered by?

Benjamin Franklin

400

Salt effect the ocean _________.

currents

400

What causes tides?

gravity

400

The third zone where there are no plants becuase there is no sunlight. 

Twilight Zone

500

The sloping border of a continent that transitions into the water where we find the most ocean life. 

Continental Shelf

500

The name of the constantly moving system of water around the world that is driven by temperature and salinity.

The Global Conveyor Belt

500

Salinity of ocean water varies around the world becuase of the different rates of __________.

evaporation

500

The highest and lowest parts of a wave.

crest and trough

500

The process that plants do to make their own food.

photosynthesis

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