Erosion
Ocean Currents
Weather and Climate
Ocean Currents again
Random Trivia
100

The movement of sediment like broken rock and soil from one location to another.

Erosion

100

These currents are driven by wind and only affect the top 1,300 feet of the ocean

Surface Currents

100

This term describes the long-term weather patterns of a region.

Climate

100

This natural force, caused by Earth's rotation, curves the paths of ocean currents.

The Coriolis Effect

100

What is the longest day of the year?

The summer solstice

200

This force, along with wind, is a major cause of erosion.

Water

200

This cold current brings water from Alaska down the U.S. coastline, creating dry climates.

  • California Current

200

Minus Points

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200

In the Northern Hemisphere, ocean currents typically rotate in this direction.

Clockwise

200

Who won the first season of American Idol?

Kelly Clarkson

300

These sudden, destructive events occur when erosion weakens the ground, causing it to collapse.

Landslides

300

These currents are caused by changes in water temperature and salinity

Deep ocean Currents

300

This type of climate is created by cold ocean currents like the California Current.

Dry Climate

300

In the Southern Hemisphere, ocean currents rotate in this direction.

Counterclockwise

300

What is January's birthstone?

Garnet

400

This human activity speeds up erosion by removing trees and plant life that hold soil in place.

Deforestation

400

The warm current that moves from the Gulf of Mexico to Europe, influencing humid weather.

Gulf Stream

400

A rise in global temperatures, partly due to human activity, that affects ocean currents and climate.

Global Warming

400

This, along with gravity, pulls dense, cold water to the ocean floor, creating deep ocean currents.

Density

400

What is the longest-running Broadway show?

The Phantom of the Opera

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