
Marine Zones
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Science
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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11 Slides • 15 Questions
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Multiple Choice
The main producers are algae and _______ (plants in the ocean that makes oxygen)
algal bloom
fish
phytoplankton
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Poll
If you could live in any part of the ocean where would you live?
Up top near the sunlight so you could stick your neck out of the water
In the middle just swimming
In the deep depths of the dark sea where no one would be able to see you
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Multiple Choice
This is the zone where no light or very little light penetrates.
Photic
Aphotic
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Multiple Choice
Which zone is where a primarily of photosynthesis in the ocean occurs?
Photic zone
Aphotic Zone
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Multiple Choice
In which oceanic zone do the land and ocean meet and clams and crabs survive by burrowing (make holes) in the sand?
oceanic
intertidal
deep ocean
open ocean
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Fill in the Blanks
The Abyssal Zone can also be called the
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Multiple Choice
Which contributes most in supporting life on the deep ocean floor?
cold water temperatures
extreme water pressures
hydrothermal vents
lack of preators
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Multiple Choice
Quick review: What percentage of earth's water is found in the oceans? What percentage is freshwater?
97% is ocean water
3% is freshwater
I don't remember
70% is ocean water
3% is freshwater
50% is ocean
50% is freshwater
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Multiple Choice
Quick Review: Which is Earth's largest source of drinkable water?
Lakes
rivers
oceans
aquifers
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The bringing of nutrients and cold water from deep in the ocean floor to the surface.
Increases aquatic life
Increases fishing industry
Increases productivity
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Multiple Choice
An ocean current that brings cold, nutrient rich water to the surface is a
salinity
upwelling
coastal current
downwelling
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Multiple Choice
Upwellings...
increase productivity
draw in aquatic life for feeding
increase fishing
all of the above
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Where fresh and salt water meet
Contain brackish water
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
Estuaries are some of the most productive ecosystems in the world.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A mix of salt and fresh water
salinity
brackish
pH
turbidity
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Multiple Choice
Why are estuaries so important for life?
Filter out pollutants and prevent erosion
Act as a home for many types of wildlife
Provide nurseries for marine life
All of the above
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