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5th Grade Ocean Jeopardy
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Sand, clay, and other materials are called what?
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Sand, clay, and other materials are called what?
Sediments
What is Sodium Chloride?
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What is Sodium Chloride?
A salt
What is another name for deep ocean valleys?
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What is another name for deep ocean valleys?
Trenches
What do you call a wave in which the crest has tumbled forward?
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What do you call a wave in which the crest has tumbled forward?
Breaker
What is a tsunami?
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What is a tsunami?
A giant wave usually caused by an earthquake.
What is a current?
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What is a current?
Water that moves in a certain direction.
What is the lowest point of the wave called?
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What is the lowest point of the wave called?
Trough
What do we call winds that blow from east to west?
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What do we call winds that blow from east to west?
Trade Winds
What is the Submarine Canyon?
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What is the Submarine Canyon?
A groove cut in the continental shelf and slope.
What is the flat part of the ocean floor called?
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What is the flat part of the ocean floor called?
Abyssal Plain
What are Neap Tides?
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What are Neap Tides?
Low tides that are not very low, and high tides that are not very high.
What are Westerlies?
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What are Westerlies?
Winds that blow from west to east.
What is another name for a mountain chain on the ocean floor?
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What is another name for a mountain chain on the ocean floor?
Mid-Ocean Ridge
What are very high tides and very low tides called?
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What are very high tides and very low tides called?
Spring Tides
What part of the ocean lies at the bottom of the continental slope?
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What part of the ocean lies at the bottom of the continental slope?
Continental Shelf
In which two places is the ocean water less salty?
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In which two places is the ocean water less salty?
The poles and the equator.
How often to tides rise and fall?
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How often to tides rise and fall?
Every 6 hours
What is the difference between ocean water and drinking water?
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What is the difference between ocean water and drinking water?
Ocean water has salt.
When are tides somewhat high and somewhat low? **HINT: (Where are the earth, moon, and sun located?)
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When are tides somewhat high and somewhat low? **HINT: (Where are the earth, moon, and sun located?)
When the earth, moon, and sun are at a 90 degree angle.
In what part of the ocean bottom does the continental shelf plunge downward sharply?
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In what part of the ocean bottom does the continental shelf plunge downward sharply?
Continental Slope
What is the rise and fall of ocean water called?
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What is the rise and fall of ocean water called?
Tides
What part of the ocean bottom is near land?
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What part of the ocean bottom is near land?
Ocean Floor
When are tides extremely high and extremely low? **HINT: (Where are the earth, moon, and sun located?)
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When are tides extremely high and extremely low? **HINT: (Where are the earth, moon, and sun located?)
When the earth, moon, and sun are all aligned and at the same angle.
The highest part of a wave is called what?
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The highest part of a wave is called what?
a Crest
What are tides primarily produced by?
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What are tides primarily produced by?
Gravitational Pull
Draw the positions of the earth, moon, and sun during a neap tide.
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Draw the positions of the earth, moon, and sun during a neap tide.




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