WorksheetsEd Stenzel's Summer Time Quiz on Oceans
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which movement of ocean water is caused by the Moon?
waves
tides
shallow currents
deep currents
What is the source for most of the water vapor that enters the atmosphere through evaporation?
land
plants
oceans
mountains
When high tides and low tides are at their most extreme, they are said to be...
bottom tides
spring tides
neap tides
trench tides
The picture shows the ocean floor topography. What is the ocean feature at point Y?
continental slope
midocean ridge
seamount
trench
Deep ocean bottoms are generally cold, dark, and lifeless. However, some organisms have been discovered existing near thermal vents on the ocean floor. What makes these organisms different from MOST other organisms in the way that they obtain energy?
They do not use oxygen.
They can live near hot water.
They can tolerate high pressure.
They do not use sunlight.
What would happen to the seasons if Earth were no longer tilted on its axis?
The seasons would be longer.
There would be no more seasons.
The seasons would happen in a different order.
There would be bigger temperature changes between seasons.
This zone is the warmest and is at the top of the ocean?
Deep Zone
Transition Zone
Surface Zone
Open Ocean Zzone
This is the middle zone where the temperature starts to drop quickly.
Transition Zone
Surface Zone
Intertidal Zone
Deep Zone
This animal group is small and can't move on there own.
Plankton
Nekton
Benthos
Shark
This animal group can swim throughout the water column.
Benthos
Plankton
Nekton
Crab
This is the coldest temperature zone.
Transition Zone
Deep Zone
Intertidal Zone
Surface Zone
This animal group lives on the bottom.
Benthos
Nekton
Plankton
Whale
This is a steep slope on the ocean floor.
Continental shelf
Continental slope
Abyssal plain
Seamount
This is the flat area of the ocean floor.
Mid-ocean rigde
Abyssal plain
Seamount
Continental shelf
This is an underwater volcano that does not reach the surface.
Seamount
Mid-ocean ridge
Abyssal plain
Continental slope
This is the part of the ocean floor that is a gentle slope and extends from the continent.
Continental slope
Abyssal plain
Continental shelf
Seamount
This is a deep valley on the ocean floor.
Mid-ocean ridge
Trench
Abyssal plain
Seamount
This is an underwater mountain chain, where new ocean floor is added.
Trench
Seamount
Mid-ocean ridge
Abyssal plain
This is what we use to map the ocean floor. Hint it uses sound waves.
SONAR
Radar
boats
Submarine
This zone goes from high tide to low tide.
Neritic zone
Intertidal zone
open ocean zone
surface zone
This zone goes from low tide to the edge of continental shelf.
Neritic zone
surface zone
Intertidal zone
open ocean zone
This zone goes from the edge of the continental shelf to the rest of the ocean.
Neritic zone
interidal zone
open ocean zone
surface zone
As depth increases temperature also increases.
The depth of the ocean is always the same.
Salinity of ocean water is not the same everywhere.
The temperature of the ocean is different depending on where you are.
The way Earth's rotation makes the winds and ocean currents curve
Coriolis Effect
Cuticle Effect
Revolution
rotation
