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4. The Water Column

5. Ocean Life

6. Chemical & Physical Properties

7. Ocean Motions

8. Ocean Floor

9. The Water Column Ocean Life Chemical & Physical Properties Ocean Motions Ocean Floor $100 $300 $200 $400 $500

10. The Water Column - $100 This is the zone with the highest pressure.

11. The Water Column - $200 The temperature here averages 17.5 degrees Celsius.

12. The Water Column - $300 No light reaches this region but it does not have the highest pressure.

13. The Water Column - $400 Sunlight changes from yellow to blueish green here.

14. The Water Column - $500 It is because the water is so cold in the deep zone that it has this feature.

15. Ocean Life - $100 These are the free swimmers of the ocean.

16. Ocean Life - $200 These organisms form the base of the food chain in the ocean.

17. Ocean Life - $300 These organisms live on the ocean floor.

18. Ocean Life - $400 This is a very difficult place for animals to live – they must be specially adapted.

19. Ocean Life - $500 These creatures live near hydrothermal vents.

20. Chemical and Physical Properties - $100 This is why the egg floated in salt water but not freshwater.

21. Chemical and Physical Properties - $200 The measurement of dissolved salts in water.

22. Chemical and Physical Properties - $300 The most abundant salt in the ocean.

23. Chemical and Physical Properties - $400 The average salinity of the ocean.

24. Chemical and Physical Properties - $500 Some areas have a lower salinity because of this.

25. Ocean Motion - $100 The horizontal distance from the crest of one wave to the crest of the next wave.

26. Ocean Motion - $200 One of these occurs every twelve hours when there is more water near the shore. One of these occurs every twelve hours when there is more water near the shore.

27. Ocean Motion - $300 It brings warm water and air to parts of Europe that should be colder given the latitude.

28. Ocean Motion - $400 It occurs twice a month at a new moon and a full moon.

29. Plate Tectonics - $500 These move water in the ocean because of changes in density.

30. Ocean Floor- $100 The steep drop that is the true edge of a continent.

31. Ocean Floor - $200 The technology that mapped the ocean floor.

32. Pot Luck - $300 The relatively flat region of the ocean floor covered in sediment.

33. Ocean Floor - $400 This extends from the shore and also forms the neritic zone.

34. Ocean Floor - $500 A continuous chain of underwater mountains.

35. The Water Column - $100 What is the deep zone?

36. The Water Column - $200 What is the surface zone?

37. The Water Column - $300 What is the transition zone?

38. The Water Column - $400 What is the surface zone?

39. The Water Column - $500 Why does the deep zone have the highest density?

40. Ocean Life - $100 What is nekton?

41. Ocean Life - $200 What is plankton?

42. Ocean Life - $300 What is benthos?

43. Ocean Life - $400 What is the intertidal zone?

44. Ocean Life - $500 What are tube worms?

45. Chemical and Physical Properties - $100 What is salt water is denser than freshwater?

46. Chemical and Physical Properties - $200 What is salinity?

47. Chemical and Physical Properties - $300 What is sodium chloride (NaCl)?

48. Chemical and Physical Properties - $400 What is 35 parts per thousand?

49. Chemical and Physical Properties - $500 What is a closeness to a freshwater source?

50. Ocean Motion - $100 What is wavelength?

51. Ocean Motion- $200 What is high tide?

52. Ocean Motion - $300 What is the Gulf Stream?

53. Ocean Motion - $400 What is a spring tide?

54. Ocean Motion - $500 What is a deep ocean current?

55. CATEGORY 5 - $100 What is the continental slope?

56. CATEGORY 5 - $200 What is SONAR?

57. CATEGORY 5 - $300 What the abyssal plain ?

58. CATEGORY 5 - $400 What is the continental shelf?

59. CATEGORY 5 - $500 What is the mid-ocean ridge?

61. FINAL CATEGORY: Ocean Motions

62. FINAL CATEGORY This causes the Earth’s winds and waters to curve instead of going in a straight line as a result of the Earth’s rotation.

63. What is the Coriolis Effect? FINAL CATEGORY

64. END OF GAME