Which type of ocean movement is a repeated up and down motion, generally caused by wind?

Which type of ocean movement can be described as the rise and fall of sea level, mostly due to the gravitational influence of the moon?

Which type of ocean movement can be divided into 2 groups: surface and deep?

Which type of ocean movement varies depending on the current moon phase?

Which type of ocean movement can be caused by wind or differences in density and can also be diverted by the Coriolis effect?

What part of the wave is also known as the "peak?"

TRUE or FALSE: The Gulf Stream carries cool water toward the North Atlantic, causing the weather in Great Britain to be colder.

Which type of tides happen twice every day in most places?

Which type of tides have a smaller change in sea level due to the Earth, Moon, and Sun forming a right angle?

Which type of tides have a larger tidal range due to the Earth, Moon, and Sun forming a line?

Which type of ocean movement distributes heat throughout the oceans?

A tsunami is a large __________ typically caused by a shallow seafloor earthquake.

The distance between one crest and the next (or one trough and the next) is known as the ______________.

What 2 factors largely impact the density of ocean water?

Waves are ____________ traveling through water.

Ocean surface waves are mostly caused by the

True or False: As energy passes through water, the water molecules do not travel forward but rather move in a circular motion.

The orange arrow on Image 2 below represents...

Check off all that apply to a wave as it approaches the shore.

Why do waves begin to break as they approach the shore?

What causes typical ocean waves?

Tides are a type of wave.

Which type of wave is caused by seismic activity?

Which of the following will NOT cause a tsunami?

the place where land and water meet

The breaking of waves is called ________________?

The time in between waves is called ___________________.

______________ are offshore columns of resistant rock that were once connected to the mainland.

_____________ are formed when wave erodes and undercuts rock on the shoreline.

A sea cave that cuts completely through the rock is called _____________________________.

A long shore current travels in a ____________________.

Identify this coastal landform.

Identify this coastal landform.

Identify this coastal landform.

Select the response which lists the features in the order that they are formed.

A type of weathering that breaks rock into smaller pieces without changing it chemically.

The process of moving sediment by wind, water, or ice.

A point of land that juts out into the ocean.

What is headlands?

Name these coastal features?

Name this erosional coastal landform

Name this erosional coastal landform

Erosion is....

Looking at the waves on an ocean beach, a girl notices that the waves reach the shore at the same time apart. She also notices that the distance between waves looks the same. In science, what do we call the distance between waves?

As a wave moves towards the shore into shallower water, the wave length _____________ and its height _____________.

Read each sentence and decide which is the best image for the word in blue.

The crest of the wave lifted our little fishing boat.

What is the difference between a low tide and a high tide?

What type of current leads to a rise in water, causing a high tide?

When the Earth, moon, and sun are aligned, which "special" type of tide is formed?

Which is true about a neap tide? (Select ALL that apply)

The Bay of Fundy has the greatest tidal range in the world! How big is the difference between low and high tide?

How long does it take for the tide to change?

A narrow, gently sloping strip of land that lies along the edge of an ocean, lake, or river. Composed of materials such as sand, pebbles, rocks, and seashell fragments

The area of deeper water beyond the point at which waves begin to break.