Physical Properties
Chemical Properties
Effects on Marine Organisms
Relationships
Wild Card!
100

The number of feet beneath the surface where hydrostatic pressure will reach 1 atmosphere

What is 33ft?

100

A scale from 0 to 14 that measures the concentration of specific ions in water:

What is pH?

100

An organism that cannot tolerate a change in salinity:

What is stenohaline?

100

The relationship between pressure and temperature:

What is direct?

100

A cartesian diver apparatus (ketchup packet in bottle) sinks because of:

What is increased density due to compression of air?

200

What is the name of the property that allows a "film" to form on the top layer of water?

What is water tension?

200

This ion is more highly concentrated in an acidic solution:

What is H+?
200

Bottom dwelling marine organisms are often ____, which allows them a measure of camouflage. 

What is red?

200

Increasing the ________ of an object will decrease its density:

What is volume?
200

Salinity measures:

What is dissolved salt?
300

What kind of relationship do pressure and temperature have?

What is a direct relationship?

300

This ion is more highly concentrated in an alkaline solution:

What is OH- (hydroxide)?

300

Most marine organisms are __________, which means that they regulate their body temperature through external sources.

What is ectothermic?

300

Surface salinity increases in areas that have:

What is higher temperature/more evaporation?

300

When water freezes, this happens to its' volume:

What is increases?

400

If turbidity in a body of water decreases, the ___________________  gets deeper.

What is the Zone of Compensation?

400

When carbon dioxide dissolves in water, it creates ____________, which makes the solution more __________.

What is carbonic acid; acidic

400

What property of water allows marine animals to survive in frozen ponds and lakes? (unique to water)

Ice is less dense than water
400

Temperature and salinity are the most important factors impacting this property of water:

What is density?

400

This is an area where photosynthetic output is equal to respiratory intake (deepest photosynthesis):

What is the zone of compensation?

500

If an object weighs MORE than the volume of water it displaces, it will:

What is sink?

500

These bonds join water molecules together, and cause water to be ________. This creates an attraction between molecules.

What are hydrogen bonds; polar

500

Which of these animals would be LEAST reliant on buoyancy?

Whale; Crab; Eel; Shark; Kelp; Jellyfish

What is a crab?
500

This separates warmer surface water from cooler, deeper water:

What is a thermocline?

500

This is the most important factor affecting marine life:

What is temperature?