Wave Formation
Wind Waves
Tsunami
Tides
Tides 2
100

The highest point in the wave structure.

What is crest?

100

The length of time that the wind blows. 

What is Wind Duration? 

100

The Japanese term that means "harbor wave".

What is a Tsunami?

100

The short term change in height of the ocean's surface. 

What is Tide? 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! 

100

The difference between high and low tide. 

What is Tidal Range? 

200

The time it takes for a wave to move a distance of one wavelength. 

What is Wave Period?

200

An uninterrupted distance over which the wind blows without a change in direction. 

What is a Fetch? 

200
They watch the sea's surface and check for wave heights. 

What are Satellites? or What is TOPEX/Poseidon?

200

Consists of a new and full moon. 

What is a Spring Tide? 

200

Based on shapes of the coastline, depth of water, and location of the continents. 

What are tides? 

300

When the top and bottom half of a wave move the opposite direction. Think rubber ducky...

What is Stoke's Drift?

300

This is produced by interference.

What is Irregular Wave Motion?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

300

Measure earthquake activity. 

What are Seabed Seismometers? 

300

Stated that heavy bodies attract each other more strongly than light bodies do. 

Who is Issac Newton? 

300

The explanation of the difference between the equilibrium theory of tides, and why the same region may experience tides at different times. 

What is the Dynamic Theory of Tides? 

400

The three major causes of tides.

What is the Earth, Sun, and Moon? 

400

They look for sets of waves to surf.

Who are Surfers? 

400

Water that can travel inland at speeds of 100 mph+. 

What are Tsunami waves or Tsunami flood waves?

400

Is made of 24 hours and 50 minutes. 

What is a Tidal Day? 

400

The large influx of water at high tide. 

What is a Tidal Bore? 

500

The force that pulls the water back toward itself. 

What is Gravity? 

500

It pushes the crest downward through the trough. 

What is Atmospheric pressure? 

500
Would vaporize the water near the site and push out sound waves from a sonic boom to create the tsunami. 

What is a Meteorite. 

500

It explains the balance and effects of the forces that allow a planet to stay in the stable orbit around the sun or the moon to orbit the Earth. 

What is the Equilibrium Theory of Tides? 

500

These are steep waves that can move upstream at river's entrance due to gravitational pull. 

What is a Tidal Wave? 

DOUBLE JEOPARODY!