study guide
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| in substances can water dissolve | yassss
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| 2 properties of water | boiling point and melting point
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| melting point of water | 32 degrees
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| frezzing point | 32degrees
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| defintion: cohesion | when water molecules stick together
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| does water get bigger if frozen | yassss
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| is water denser when frozen | yasss
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| how do fish live in water in the winter | the ice is only on top
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| defintion:salinity | how much salt is in the ocean
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| what factors effect salinity | evaporation and precipitation
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| what is one way ocean currents are caused | tides
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| what is another way ocean currents are caused | wind
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| how many gyres are there | 5
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| name 1 out of 5 gyres | indan ocean
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| what are gyres caused by | coriolis effect
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| do all gyres spin the same direction | no
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| is there a gyres on the pacific | yasss
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| does salinity cause ocean currents | yassss
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| what are all 5 gyres | indian ocean, south atlantic,south pacific, north atlantic,north pacific
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| summarize how surface currents affect weather and climate | regions near warm water currents are often warmer and wetter than regions with cold weather
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| in the southern hemisphere currents move to the what in what direction | to the left and they move counter clockwise
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| in the northern hemisphere currents move to the what in what direction | to the right and they move clockwise
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| does warm water rise and does cold water sink | yasss
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| does the water on top get direct sunlight | yasss
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