the temperature decreases
the pressure increases
the temperature increases
the amount of light decreases
off the east coast of Africa
off the west coast of North America
off the east coast of North America
in the Gulf of Mexico
the ocean trench
the continental slope
the shelf-break
the continental shelf
is always a flat bed of sand
has mountain, plains and ridges like land surfaces
is covered by the same amount of water everywhere
covers less area than land
radio
a yard stick
sonar
Morse code
plankton
phytoplankton
zooplankton
microbes
Mommy Trench
Mariana Trench
Water Trench
The Great Trench
tides
waves
currents
sediments
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a stimulus
a response
energy
development
water
oxygen
sunlight
carbon dioxide
its genus name and its species name
its class name and its family name
its kingdom name and its phylum name
its phylum name and its species name
kingdom
family
phylum
species
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Pacific, Indian, Atlantic, Arctic, Southern
Southern, Arctic, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, Arctic
Arctic, Southern, Indian, Atlantic, Pacific
spring tides
neap tides
breakers
cowabunga waves
spring tides
neap tides
breakers
cowabunga waves
volcano
continental slope
seamount
mid-ocean ridge
continental shelf
trench
continental slope
abyssal plain
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a newspaper article about farming
a packet of seeds
a stone or bronze tool for digging
a Nike running shoe
video games
geography
archaeology
culture
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
2 to 1 million years ago
150,000 to 100,000 years ago
12,000 to 10,000 years ago
1,000 to 500 years ago
coastal Native American tribes
buildings
ancient civilizations
shipwrecks
history
anthropology
geography
all of these disciplines
sociology
history
anthropology
comparative cultures
material remains
modern buildings
economy
hunting
subsistence
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climate
season
latitude
weather
latitude
longitude
polar regions
tropics
winter
fall
spring
summer
elevation
latitude
longitude
sea scale
water warms and cools more slowly than land
water warms and cools more quickly than land
water warms slower and cools faster than land
water cools faster and slower than land
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in hot dry places
in cold wet places
at the beach
in sedimentary rock
coal, solar, nuclear
coal, petroleum, natural gas
coal, biomass, propane
coal, petroleum, and wind
It causes a lot of pollution
It is nonrenewable
It is the cleanest burning fossil fuel
None of the above
it does not hurt the environment
it is sustainable - can be constantly replenished
it supports thousands of jobs in the U.S.
all of the above
coal
wind
solar
water
the level of sustained winds offshore
the depth of the ocean floor and type of geology for pile driving
expert engineering and manufacturing
understanding of potential environmental impacts
all of the above
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phytoplankton
zooplankton
benthos
nekton
laser beams
Doppler radar
sonar
seismology
Most energy is exchanged at the surface
Most animals live near the surface
The water is less dense at the surface
The salt concentration is more variable at the surface
cold surface current
warm surface current
cold density (deep) current
warm density (deep) current
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lines of latitude
lines of longitude
the International Dateline
meridians
lines of latitude
lines of longitude
contour lines
parallels
gentler the slope
steeper the slope
lower the elevation
flatter the land surface
1000 units on the map equals 1 unit in the real world
1 unit on the map is greater than 1 unit in the real world
1 unit on the map equals 1000 units in the real world
the map represents the entire Earth
the adjacent contour line would represent 20 m in elevation
the adjacent contour line would represent 60 m in elevation
the adjacent contour line would represent 150 m in elevation
the adjacent contour line would represent 10 m in elevation
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emergent
submergent
photosynthesizing
submergent
mangrove
emergent
photosynthesizing
habitats
light
carbon dioxide
all of the answers are correct
food and oxygen
light
carbon dioxide
all of the answers are correct
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continental shelf
continental canyon
continental rise
continental slope
10 %
30 %
50 %
70 %
hydrothermal vents
nodules
trenches
rifts
plateaus
ridges
nodules
seamounts
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limiting resource
pelagic
niche
carrying capacity
speed limit
limiting resource
limited reproduction
limit of reproduction
intra specific competition
interesting competition
intra mural competition
inter specific competition
biotic
aphotic
abiotic
antibiotic
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economics
ethics
ecology
eubonics
splash - spray zone
intertidal zone
benthic
pelagic
neritic
heterotrophs
producers
consumers
benthic
pelagic
hadal zone
abyss
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5 %
18%
50%
75%
13%
25%
5%
50%
1 mile
60 nautical miles
200 nautical miles
5 miles
Maine
Georgia
Maryland
Rhode Island
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