THIS IS With Host... Your 100 200 300 400 500 Objects in motion Density Wind and water movement Random Vocabulary Diagrams.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 21 Ocean Currents Review
Advertisements

CURRENTS, TIDES, AND WAVES
S6E3d- Explain the causes of waves, currents and tides.
Tides.
The Restless Ocean Chapter 13.
WavesTides H 2 O Chemistry Currents
Crest- highest part of a wave Trough- lowest part of a wave Wavelength- horizontal length between crests. Wave height- vertical distance from crest to.
Waves Tides Currents What’s the difference?.
Ocean Waves, Currents, and Tides
WAVES.
Ocean Currents Chapter 16.1.
Divisions of the Global Ocean 1. Atlantic second largest a) Average depth of 3.6 km 2. Pacific largest ocean and feature on Earth’s surface a) Contains.
Movements of the Ocean Chapter 21.
Movements of the Ocean Chapter 22.
Waves, Currents, and Tides
S6E3d- Explain the causes of waves, currents and tides.
Oceanography Jeopardy! -Review for Unit Test
Waves Tides Currents What’s the difference?.
OCEAN WATER STUDY GUIDE
Ocean Motions Information to help you along in Earth science.
Map of Currents Which of the following does NOT cause currents? A. wind B. the Earth's rotation C. moon’s gravitational pull D. differences in water.
Ocean Currents Chapter 16.1.
The Movement of Ocean Water
Plan Waves -What are they -How do they happen -What do they do Tides -What they are -How they happen -Tide mapping assignment (different beaches)
Chapter 14 – The Movement of Ocean Water Ocean Currents – The stream like movement of water in the oceans that are influenced by many factors. Thor Heyerdahl.
–wave –crest –trough –breaker Objectives Describe the physical properties of waves. Explain how tides form. Compare and contrast various ocean currents.
Marine Physics Chapters 8, 9, 10 JUST COPY WHAT IS UNDERLINED!!!!!!
Anatomy of a Wave. Waves- Main Causes Waves do not move across the water, they rise and fall in one place (a circular motion) Wind blows across surface.
Movements of the Oceans
The Movement of Ocean Water Carin Miranda Smyrna Middle School
Bellringer: Copy the standard and Essential Question.
Ocean Motions Chapter 4.
Physical and Chemical Oceanography Part 1: Chemistry.
Complete the #1-5 on page 3 of the sheet entitled, “Standardized Test Prep”. Answer all questions to the best of your ability. You may write on this sheet.
Movements of the Ocean 22.1 Ocean Currents How do we track currents? It’s not like we can follow a piece of water...
Chapter 15 Physical Oceanography. Words on Ch 15 Vocab Quiz 3/20/08 oceanographysea level oceanographysea level salinitythermocline salinitythermocline.
Ocean Motion. Waves are..... Wave height will change if the wind.... Waves are caused by.... Types of waves Waves cause erosion of the shoreline.
WAVES TIDES CURRENTS WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?. WAVES Definition: A form of energy moving through water Created by energy being transferred from the wind.
THIS IS With Host... Your SeasonsName that Phase EclipsesGravityTides True or False.
The Movement of Ocean Water
Oceans Review.
WAVES.
Water review oceans S6E3 & S6E5.
Phases Moon Movement Reason for Seasons Grab Bag $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500.
Special Waves.
Ocean Movements EES Unit 4.2.
Waves Tides Currents What’s the difference?.
Tides.
Subsurface Topography & Waves, currents, and tides… ROLL TIDE!
Ocean Waves, Currents, and Tides
Waves, Currents, and Tides
14.2 Ocean Movements Hydrosphere.
Special Waves.
Waves, Tides and Currents
Ocean Waves, Currents, and Tides
Movement of Ocean Water
Section 3: Ocean Movements
CURRENTS, TIDES, AND WAVES
Warm-up Week 4 The energy that drives surface ocean currents comes from ____. a. wave action c. temperature differences b. wind d. salinity variations.
TIDES.
Earth’s Motion.
Currents Where are the Oceans? Identify the Oceans Tides Waves
Motions of the Ocean.
WHO IS ROCKING THE BOAT ? Currents and tides.
Ocean Currents Ocean currents are river like movements of water in the larger ocean. They can be cold or warm water currents. Currents are affected by.
Waves and Tides Earth Science 6th Grade.
“Waves & Tides” 16.2.
Ocean Currents.
Physical and Chemical Oceanography
Presentation transcript:

THIS IS

With Host... Your

Objects in motion Density Wind and water movement Random Vocabulary Diagrams

The earth’s orbit of the sun takes A 100

days A 100

The Moon’s orbit of the earth takes about A 200

29 days A 200

What is the name for the date recognized as the 1 st day of our winter? (Dec 21 st ) A 300

Winter Solstice A 300

What is the name of the imaginary line on the earth in the southern hemisphere that marks an important seasonal event? A 400

Tropic of Capricorn A 400

June 21 st is the longest day in the northern hemisphere. Explain why this is so. A 500

It is the day when the earth is tilted at its maximum angle towards the sun in the northern hemisphere A 500

The units for the measurement of density is B 100

g/ml or g/cm 3 B 100

An increase in temperature will have what effect on water? B 200

Decrease in density B 200

Deep water currents are driven by what force? B 300

DENSITY DIFFERENCES B 300

B 400 Read the hydrometer in the back of the room.

B g/ml

B 500 Determine the salinity if the temp. is 20 0 C and the density is g/ml

B parts per thousand

C 100 If the moon and earth were traveling closer together, the gravitational attraction would be

C 100 Greater

Currents in the southern hemisphere rotate in what direction? C 200

COUNTER-CLOCK WISE C 200

Surface currents are influenced by the rotation of the earth. The deflection of surface currents is due to the ____________ effect C 300

Coriolis Effect C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

What is an El Nino weather pattern? Or what happens during an El Nino year? C 400

Surface winds blow in the opposite direction which prevents warm layers from moving off shore. C 400

Diagram a semi- diurnal tidal sequence C 500

Draw a diagram of a wave and label the wavelength, trough and wave height. D 100

D 200 How long does it take for the moon to be over the same spot on the earth?

24hours and 50 minutes D 200

Name 2 reasons why ocean water sinks at the poles. D 300

Increase in density due to temperature drop and salinity increase because fresh water is frozen out. D 300

Read the hydrometer D 400

g/ml D 400

Draw the celestial bodies that create a neap tide. D 500

DEPTHDEPTH

E 100 Name one time when a Spring Tide occurs.

Full Moon or New Moon E 100

Name the tool used to measure density of water. E 200

Hydrometer E 200

Word to describe a tidal pattern where there are 2 high tides of different heights and 2 low tides of different E 300

Mixed Tide E 300

Name the Current that has been extensively studied and was very important to American Colonists. E 400

Gulf Stream E 400

Name the 3 types of wave patterns. (BREAKERS) E 500

Spilling breaker Plunging Breaker Surging Breaker E 500

If the moon and earth were traveling closer together, the gravitational attraction would be F 100

GREATER F 100

If the moon and earth were traveling closer together, the SPEED of the moon would have to be __________ to keep from crashing into the Earth F 200

FASTER F 200

What is a possible cause of a tsunami? F 300

Seismic shock such as Earthquake, Volcanic eruption, Landslide. F 300

Draw a model of the moon during its 1 st quarter F 400

Name two factors that determine the wave character at the shore? F 500

Slope of beach Composition of substrate Wind direction Season F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Ice, Ice Baby Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

If a boat travels from the ocean to a fresh water river the position of the boat will change. Will it ride higher in the water or lower? Explain! Click on screen to continue

Ocean water is more dense than fresh water due to the presence of salt. Therefore the boat will higher in the ocean. Click on screen to continue

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! STUDY FOR YOUR TEST!!!!!!!!!!!!