1. Atlantic Ocean
2. Oceanic Trench
3. Location 2: Ocean Trench
4. Mid-Ocean Ridge
5. Higher Salinity
6. Dissolved solids; minerals dissolved from rocks
carried by the streams/rivers; evaporation of water
leaving salt behind
7. Continental ShelfSlopeRiseAbyssal Plains
8. Mid-Ocean Ridge because the sea floor is spreading
which allows magma to push up and harden to form
new crust (which forms the Abyssal Plains)
9. *Volume=area* Pacific Ocean is ~160 and Atlantic
Ocean is ~80, so the Pacific Ocean is approximately 2
times greater
10. Deposition (deposits) of sediments and animal
remains from upwelling
11. Its located between the continents of North and
South Americas and Asia
12. Ship C (the deeper the water, the longer the time it
takes for the sound waves to bounce back)
13. Ship A (continental shelf is located next to the
shoreline, so it takes the shortest amount of time for
the sound waves to bounce back)
14. Currents are rivers that move through and on the
surface of the oceans.
15. Gulf Stream
16. Wind
17. Tides
18. Use colored ice cubes to represent the glaciers (will
help him track the movement over the clay)
19. Underwater earthquakes
20. From the equator to the poles
21. July 8 (the peaks on the graph represent the
highest high tides which occur during the new and
full moons; the first highest point occurs between
the 7th and the 9th, which is the 8 th)
22. July 17 & 29 (the dips on the graph represent the
lowest high tides which occur during the quarter
moons; because the question does not ask which
quarter moon, I have given you both dates)
23. Earth’s rotation on its axis and the moon’s
gravitational pull
24. It makes the air temperature warmer and the air
itself more humid
25. Deep ocean currents
26. Water Cycle, Ocean currents, and the wind
27. The sun
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