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WorksheetsAM 1.2 Quizizz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
When air is ___ this means atmospheric pressure is decreasing.
Rising
Moving sideways
Hot
Sinking
When air is ___ this means atmospheric pressure is increasing.
Rising
Moving sideways
Hot
Sinking
Rising atmospheric air is a low pressure system, and this causes solubility of gases like oxygen in the ocean to ___.
Increase
Decrease
Not change at all
Sinking atmospheric air is a high pressure system, and this causes solubility of gases like oxygen in the ocean to ___.
Increase
Decrease
Not change at all
As temperature of water increases, the water gets hotter and it's ability to hold onto gases like oxygen ___.
Increases
Decreases
Is not affected
As temperature of water decreases, the water gets colder and it's ability to hold onto gases like oxygen ___.
Increases
Decreases
Is not affected
Water pressure increases the deeper you go in the water column, and this increase in water pressure ___ solubility of gases like oxygen.
Increases
Decreases
Is not affected
Overall, the amount of dissolved oxygen in the ocean is present in ...
High concentration
Low concentration
A moderate amount
As salinity increases, the solubility of gasses like oxygen __.
Increases
Decreases
Is not affected
As salinity decreases, the solubility of gasses like oxygen __.
Increases
Decreases
Is not affected
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that was made with cold water was:
Cube A
Cube B
Cube C
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that was made with warm water was:
Cube A
Cube B
Cube C
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that was made with room temperature water was:
Cube A
Cube B
Cube C
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles decreased air pressures is:
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles increased air pressures is:
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles high salinity water is
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles low salinity water is
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles warm water is
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles cold water is
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
Refer to the image. The white 'cotton puff' in the center of the ice cube shows you amounts of dissolved gases in the water. The ice cube that most closely resembles increases water pressure from depth:
Cube A
Cube B
No cubes
As water temperature increases, evaporation rates increase, and solubility of gasses like oxygen will decrease.
True
False
As water temperature increases, evaporation rates decrease, and solubility of gasses like oxygen will increase.
True
False
As water temperature decreases, evaporation rates decrease, and solubility of gasses like oxygen will increase.
True
False
Refer to the molecule shown. It's clearly a water molecule.
True
False
Refer to the molecule shown. It's clearly a magnesium sulfate molecule.
True
False
Refer to the molecule shown. It's clearly a calcium carbonate molecule.
True
False
The sodium ion in this covalent molecule lost an electron.
True
False
The chloride ion in this ionic molecule gained an electron.
True
False
This molecule is sulfur trioxide and it's covalently bonded
True
False
This molecule is sulfur dioxide and it's covalently bonded
True
False
This molecule is oxygen, and it's covalently bonded
True
False
This molecule is produced by photosynthesis and needed for respiration to take place
True
False
