Motion of the Ocean
Floor Features
Secrets of the Deep
Ocean Ecosystem
Water Fun Facts
100

A disturbance seen on the surface of water usually caused by wind

What is a wave?

100
The area between the continental shelf and the continental rise; covered with sand, mud, and rocks
What is the continental slope?
100

What animals are considered producers and consumers?

What is: Producers are phytoplankton and seaweed. Consumers are all the animals.

100

How do you read a food web?

What are: The arrow points to who is eating.

100

What effects the salinity of the water?

What is: Depth, evaporation, melting and runoff.

200
These are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon.
What are tides?
200
A deep narrow valley where two plates collide; considered the deepest part of the ocean
What is a trench?
200

Where is the darkest, coldest, and the most pressure in the ocean?

What are: trenches

200

What would happen if a part of the food web would die out?

What is: the animals that rely on those animals would be effected.

200
This part of the ocean floor is the beach where people usually swim.
What is: the continental shelf?
300

What are ocean currents best used for?

What is: Navigation Routes for ships carrying goods.

300
This is the wide flat area that extends out from the bottom of the continental slope.
What is the abyssal plain?
300

What happens with the animals when you go deeper?

What is: There are less animals and animals that often produce their own light. (angler fish)

300

What are non-moving creatures?

What is: coral, seaweed

300

What effects ocean currents?

What is: water temperature, types of water, plants and animals.

400

Which of these is a current?

A) The Pacific Ocean

B) The Gulf Stream

C) The Mississippi River

D) The Amazon River

What is: B) The Gulf Stream

400

The part of the ocean that you would stand on when you are at the beach?

What is: The continental shelf

400
This is what happens to temperature as you go deeper into the ocean.
What is: decreases?
400

What are floating animals?

What are: phytoplankton, plankton

400

What part of ocean water do the animals need to survive?

What is: The gasses dissolved in the water.

500

What is the best way to read a current map?

What is: follow the arrows showing the currents.

500

The feature that comes before the abyssal plain but after the continental slope.

What is: the continental rise

500
This is what happens to water pressure as you go deeper into the ocean.
What is: increases?
500

What are swimming animals?

What is: squids, sharks, fish

500

What is the ocean floor covered in?

What is: sand, mud, rocks.

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