WorksheetsUnit 4: Water in Earth's Processes
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
What kind of climate would you expect in an area near a warm ocean ocean?
More humid and cold
Less humid and cold
More humid and warm
Less humid and warm
True or false: As water condenses, the molecules are losing energy and getting closer to one another.
True
False
True or false: When an item has a higher density than its surroundings, it will sink.
True
False
What causes surface currents?
Wind
Salinity
Density
The Moon
What causes deep currents?
Wind
Waves
Density
The Moon
What causes most waves?
Moon
Wind
Meteors
Earthquakes
Which of the following is a potential cause of a tsunami?
Earthquake
Meteors
Landslide
All of these
What is A?
Crest
Trough
Wave Height
Amplitude
What is B?
Crest
Trough
Wave Height
Amplitude
What is D?
Crest
Trough
Wave Length
Amplitude
What is #4
Crest
Trough
Wave Length
Wave Height
What is #2?
Crest
Trough
Wave Length
Wave Height
True or false: Warm water is denser than cold water.
True
False
True or false: Water with a higher salinity has a higher density.
True
False
True or false: The temperature of the ocean usually decreases as you go deeper.
True
False
How does the Gulf Stream impact coastal cities in Europe?
Makes them hotter
Makes them colder
Makes them drier
Does not impact them
How does a cold current impact coastal cities?
Makes it warmer
Makes it colder
True or false: The currents in the ocean separate the cold water from the warm water and do not let the waters mix
True
False
What happens to the waves if the wind blows harder?
Get bigger
Get smaller
What would speed up if the global temperatures rise?
Evaporation
Freezing
Runoff
Collection
What percentage of earth's water is in the water cycle?
29%
71%
97%
100%
What can change the density of water?
Temperature and salinity
Salinity and Hydrology
Pressure and Hydrology
You cannot change the density
During which moon phases would you expect a spring tide?
1st and 3rd Quarter
All waxing phases
New and Full moon
All waxing phases
What causes tides?
Wind
Sun
Moon
Both sun and moon
True or false: The sun influences tides more than the moon.
True
False
How much time would you expect between high tide and low tide?
About 6 hours
About 12 hours
About 24 hours
24 hours and 50 minutes
Which tide occurs when the earth, moon, and sun are at 90degrees?
Spring Tide
Neap Tide
Which tide would happen during this moon phase?
Spring Tide
Neap Tide
How long does it take the earth to rotate and then catch back up to the moon?
12 hours
12 hours and 50 minutes
24 hours
24 hours and 50 minutes
What makes currents curve?
The Greenhouse Effect
The Water Cycle
The Coriolis Effect
The Earth's Revolution
What is it called when currents run into continents and then change direction?
Continental Change
Continental Deflection
Continental Rise
Continental Slope
