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Density Driven Guided Note Slides

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Science

9th - 12th Grade

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MS-ESS2-6, MS-ESS1-1, MS-ESS2-5

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Chris Thomas

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16 Slides • 11 Questions

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The density variations driving the deep circulation are due to differences in
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Categorize

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100 to 200m deep

evaporation and precipitation occur

mixed by waves and wind

1000 - 1500 deep

transition zone between warmer surface and cold water

thermocline is here

uniformly cold

not much change occurs

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Please put the characteristics in the proper column

Surface layer
Intermediate layer
Bottom layer

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which is a transition zone between warm surface water and colder water below?

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El nino

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Great ocean coneyor

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Thermocline

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water mass

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Compared to other regions at the same latitude, western Europe has a relatively warm climate. Explain.

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W. Europe sits on a thermoclime

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W. Europe is at a lower elevation than other countries

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W. Europe is heated by a current

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W. Europe is heated by nuclear power plants

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Multiple Choice

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What is the term used to describe the process of deep underwater currents mixing the ocean's waters on a global scale?

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Thermohaline circulation

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Surface currents

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Thermocline

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Antarctic Circumpolar Current

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Multiple Choice

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What factors influence the density of seawater?

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Temperature and salinity

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Wind patterns and temperature

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Salinity and wind patterns

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Temperature and ocean currents

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary driving force of the ocean conveyor belt?

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North Atlantic Deep Water

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Gulf Stream

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Antarctic Circumpolar Current

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Thermohaline circulation

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What role does ocean temperature play in the conveyor belt?

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It determines the speed of the conveyor belt

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It determines the direction of the conveyor belt

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It has no effect on the conveyor belt

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It is not mentioned in the text

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How long does it take for the conveyor belt to turn over the ocean's waters and make one complete trip around Earth?

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100 years

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200 years

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300 years

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500 years

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What causes deep ocean currents?

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Changes in water temperature only

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Differences in salinity only

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Differences in density

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Wind patterns

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Multiple Choice

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What does the Global Conveyor Belt regulate?

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Oceanic wildlife migration

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Sea level

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Temperature

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Tidal patterns

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