Wk4- Energy/Ocean Circulation Midterm Review T9L1-3, Feb.2

The measure of the amount of dissolved salt in a given amount of water is called ___.

• Solubility

• Density

• Salinity

• Proximity

As the depth of ocean water increases, the temperature ___.

• Increases

• Stays the same

• Fluctuates depending on the pressure

• Decreases

When temperature decreases, the density of liquid water ___

• Increases

• Static

• Decreases

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The curving of moving objects from a straight path due to the Earth's rotation is called

• a continental deflection

• a low pressure system bringing in snow

• a rotational deflection

• Coriolis Effect

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Earth's oceans carry energy in the form of currents all over the globe. A current is a large stream of moving water that flows through the ocean.

• True

• False

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Surface currents driven by _________.

• Density

• Earth's rotation

• Global Wind Patterns

• Brine pools in the Gulf of Mexico

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Deep Ocean currents are a result of...

• Global Wind Patterns

• Earth's rotation

• Mariana's Trench

• Density and Convection Current

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As you go deeper in the ocean, the water is colder and less salty.

• True

• False

How does the curvature of the Earth and the angle of the sun affect the temperatures at lower latitudes?

• Indirect light causes lower thermal energy

• Direct light causes higher thermal energy

• Indirect light causes higher thermal energy

• Direct light causes lower thermal energy

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What happens to a current when it comes in contact with a continent or landmass?

• It continues over the continent

• It stops

• it is absorbed by the land

• It finds a new path, changes direction