Wave Diagram
Neap or Spring
Waves
Tides
Currents
100

The top of a wave.

What is the crest. 

100

Have the smallest tidal range.

Neap tide.

100

Water begins to touch the sea floor and slow down. 

What is shallow.

100

Caused by the interaction of earth, moon and sun.

What is tides.

100

Created when water breaks through.

What is a rip current.

200

The bottom of the wave.

What is the trough

200

Have the largest tidal range.

Spring tides.

200

Less dense also begins to rise

What is warm water.

200

Time difference between tides.  

What is 12 hours 25 minutes. 

200

Two types of currents.

What are surface currents and deep currents.

300

The bottom of the wave to the top.

What is the wave height.

300

Occurs when earth,moon,and the sun form a straight line.

Spring tide.

300

More dense and heavy.

What is colder water.

300

Creates a bulge of water.

What is a tidal bulge.

300

Brings up tiny ocean organism's, minerals and other nutrients from the deeper layers of the water.

What is upwelling.

400

The length from wave to wave.

What is the wave length. 

400

Creates the weakest gravitational pull on the oceans.

Neap tides

400

These 3 factors create a wave.

What is wind, earthquakes, earths rotation.

400

Causes tides to happen.

Gravitational force.

400

Caused by differences in density rather than surface winds. 

What is deep currents.

500

The distance from sea level to the top of the wave.

What is the amplitude. 

500

Creates the strongest gravitational pull on the ocean.  

Spring tide.

500

Tsunamis are most common in this area.

What is the pacific Ocean.

500

Amount of tides in a month.

What is four.

500

This current warms or cools the air above it, influencing the climate of land in the coset.

What is a surface current.

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