Surface Currents
Eastern Australian Current
Current Patterns
Deep Currents
Waves
100

Streamlike movements of water that occour near the surface are _____.

surface currents

100

How many cubic meters of water does the EAC transport every second?

40000000

100

Warm currents start near the _____.

equator

100

_____ currents are stream-like movements of water far below the ocean surface.

Deep
100

A _____ is the distance between two adjust crests or troughs.

wavelength

100

The water _____ controls surface currents.

temperature

100

How many olympic swimming pools worth of water does the EAC transport every second?

16000

100

Cold currents start near the _____.

poles

100

Temperature and _____ affect the density of water.

salinity

100

Wave _____ is the vertical distance between a wave's crest and trough.

height

100
_____ winds blowing across the Earth's surface create surface currents.​​​​

Global

100

How long is the EAC in KM?

100

100

Iceland is lusher and greener than Greenland because of _____ currents.

surface

100

How deep do you have to go before the water temperature starts to get colder? (In meters)

200

100

Ocean waves form because of _____ between wind and the surface of water.

friction

100

Surface currents flow like _____.

rivers

100

How deep is the EAC in KM?

1.5

100

When currents hit land, they go around it. What is this called?

Continental deflection

100

Deep currents help _____ currents form.

surface

100

_____ waves are waves that require a medium.

Mechanical

100

Surface currents are partially controlled by the _____ Effect.

Coriolis

100

The EAC is more like a _____ than a tube.

ribbon

100

If the Earth was only water, the water currents would have a _____ pattern.

fixed

100

_____ dense water flows on water.

Less

100

A wave is defined as a transfer of _____.

energy
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