Earth and Space quiz NEED ANSWERS NOW! 8 hours from now (must have great reviews)
1. A thermocline would be more likely to form in
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High latitudes |
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Low latitudes |
Question 2
1. Continental shelves contain
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The abyssal zone |
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The aphotic zone |
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The neritic zone |
Question 3
1. Seafloor deposits called turbidites are formed from
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Coastal erosion |
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Turbidity currents |
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Marine sedimentation |
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Undersea eruptions |
Question 4
1. Sea ice is freshwater
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
Question 5
1. The surface density of the ocean is greatest in high latitudes
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
Question 6
1. The deep ocean is very cold
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TRUE |
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FALSE |
Question 7
1. Ocean gyres are mainly caused by wind and
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Waves |
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Undersea mountains |
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the Coriolis effect |
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tides |
Question 8
1. Accurate maps of the ocean's seafloor were generated by
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Sonar |
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ocean undersea cables |
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Satellite data |
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shipboard soundings |
Question 9
1. Barrier islands formed
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When the sea level rose at the end of the Pleistocene |
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When the sea level fell at the end of the Pleistocene |
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From hurricanes |
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From reefs |
Question 10
1. The deep ocean circulation is an example of
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A warm currect |
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A subduction currect |
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A thermohaline circulation |
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A near shore current |
Question 11
1. The Gulf Stream is an example of an ocean current that is
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Warm |
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Cold |
Question 12
1. Deep Sea Hydrothermal vents contain
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Photosynthetic communiteis |
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Reef communities |
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intertidal communities |
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chemosynthetic communities |
Question 13
1. Dust blown out ot sea would form
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Biogenous sediment |
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Terrigenous sediment |
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hydrogenous sediment |
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volcanic sediment |
Question 14
1. Most of the world's deep ocean trenches are found in
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The Atlantic ocean |
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The Mediterranean sea |
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The Indian Ocean |
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The Pacific Ocean |
Question 15
1. Seawater is
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acid |
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neutral |
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alkaline |
Question 16
1. Waves begin to disturb the ocean bottom when they reach a depth
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Equal to their wavelength |
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At about 3/4 of their wavelength |
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At about 1/2 their wavelength |
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At about 1/4 their wavelength |
Question 17
1. "Sonar, or echo sounders were developed in"
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The early twentieth century |
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During WWII incorrect |
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During the Cold War |
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During space exploration |
Question 18
1. The _______ made the first and perhaps the most comprehensive survey of the oceans attempted by a single agency
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Glomar Explorer |
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Calypso |
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HMS Challenger |
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Titanic |
Question 19
1. The euphotic zone extends to about
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100 meters |
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200 meters |
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300 meters |
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1000 meters |
Question 20
1. An Atoll comes from
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An undersea volcanic eruption |
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A subduction zone |
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A sinking volcanic island |
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The mid ocean rift |
Question 21
1. A Diurnal tide pattern is
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Two high and two low tides every 24 hours |
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Multiple high and low tides every 24 hours |
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One high and one low tide every 12 hours |
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One high and one low tide every 24 hours |
Question 22
1. The west coast of the US is an example of a
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An active margin |
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A passive margin |
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A static margin |
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An abyssal margin |
Question 23
1. The east coast of the US is an example of
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An active margin |
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A passive margin |
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A static margin |
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An abyssal margin |
Question 24
1. Tides are caused by
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The Moon only |
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The Sun alone |
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Jupiter |
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Both the Sun and the Moon |
Question 25
1. Sand moves along a seashore
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in a zig-zag pattern in the direction that waves are breaking |
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in a zig-zag direction opposite the direction the waves are breaking |
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Perpendicular to the beach |
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In the opposite direction to the longshore current |