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WorksheetsOcean Environment Test
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 28mins
The measure of all salts dissolved in water is -
cleanliness
salinity
brackishness
freshness
Select all that are true. The salinity of the ocean caries in some places due to
rates of evaporation
depth of the water
melting icebergs
amount of runoff from nearby land
how often people go to the beach
Select all of the ways Ocean organisms are grouped
flying
floating
swimming
non-moving
What makes up the ocean?
gases
water
dissolved solids
trash
organisms
______: A green plant that makes its own food from sun, air, and water.
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Decomposer
______: An animal that eats a producer.
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Decomposer
______: An organism that eats the primary consumer.
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Decomposer
______: An organism that breaks down dead materials, like bacteria and worms.
Producer
Primary Consumer
Secondary Consumer
Decomposer
This is an example of a -
Food Web
Food Flow
Food
Food Chain
- this is where the continent ends and the ocean begins.
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
- the sloping border of the continent that is below water. It is also where we find most ocean life.
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
- A deep cut in the ocean floor
- found near the abyssal plain
- occurs at the seam of two plates
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
- the steep slope to the ocean floor
- this is the transition between the continental crust and oceanic crust
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
- a flat, smooth surface
- made of sediment from the continent
- true ocean floor
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Continental Rise
Abyssal Plain
Ocean Trench
