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Quiz: Thursday, March 22nd 2012

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water covers ___ of the earth.   2/3  
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ocean is a mixture of _____ and _____.   water and salts  
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Three specific things in the ocean are: 1. ______ _______ 2. _________ ________ 3. ________ ________   1. sodium chloride 2. potassium chloride 3. magnesium chloride  
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Was the ocean always salty?   No  
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How did the oceans become salty?   Rocks and soil was washed into it by rivers and streams, and they dissolved to make salty, and they sink to form sediment  
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Each year, ____ billion kg or ___ million tons for sediments wash into the ocean.   364 billion, and 400 million tons  
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When the water evaporates, any _________ __________ remains.   dissolved substances  
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On average, ___% of ocean water is dissolved salt.   3.5%  
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Salinity   The total amount of dissolved salt in the ocean water  
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high levels of rainfall= ___ salinity   low  
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low levels of rainfall= ____ salinity   high  
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__ 0f the known 118 elements are found in the _____. (68%)   80, ocean  
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dissolved gasses are-   Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen  
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Some of the dissolved gasses depend on what things and why?   water depth and temprature- water depth- closer to the surface, there is more oxygen because the sunlight allows photosynthetic organisms to produce oxygen. Temprature- gasses dissolve better in cloder temps. Warmer climates have less dissolved gases  
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organisms living in the ocean rely on the _____ and other substances found there   gasses  
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plankton   microscopic organisms that live on the surface or near the ocean.  
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phytoplankton   plant-like plankton that requires water and sunlight. They make thier own food.  
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zooplankton   animal-like plankton that need and eat photoplankton  
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sediments include what things?   bits of shells, decaying organisms andsand  
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Sediments dissolve. True or false?   false- they do not dissolve  
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What would happen if sediments did dissolve?   It would cause oceans to become shallow, and the water wouls over flow ocean to the land.  
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dredging   the process where a michine scrapes the ocean floor and returns the sediments to the land.  
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______ cause pollution   humans  
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______ are dumped into the ocean   wastes  
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the bends cause what?   a build-up of nitrogen bubbles in your blood  
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SCUBA stands for what?   Self-Contained-Underwater-Breathing-Apparatus  
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scuba divers need _ to _ weeks of training   1 to 8  
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the deeper you go the more what?   dangerous  
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water pressure increases as depth _________   increases  
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you need to do what when you are scuba diving when you come up to the surface? Why?   Come up slowly so you can breathe out the nitrogen  
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normal ocean pressure is-   14.7 lbs/in2  
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mariana trentch   deepest part of the ocean  
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what decreases with depth?   visibility  
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What does surface water absorb? Why?   Light- the green and blue are reflected and the other colors penetrate into the ocean depths  
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No sunlight/heat penetrates to the ocean depths True or false?   true  
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as depth increases, temp _________, but does not freeze because of what?   decreases pressure  
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