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7th Science-Ocean Currents And Climate
Test Description: Answer these questions to review ocean currents and climate.
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Which of the following are the two types of ocean currents?
A
Surface and Continental
B
Deep and deeper
C
Continental and Maritime
D
Surface and deep
2) What is not a factor influencing surface ocean currents
A
Changes in salinity
B
Global winds
C
Continental Deflection
D
Coriolis Effect
3) Which term describes the movement of winds due to the rotation of the Earth?
A
Surface Winds
B
Weather Fronts
C
Continental Deflection
D
Coriolis Effect
4) In the Northern Hemisphere, the Coriolis Effect results in currents moving
A
it has no impact.
B
counter-clockwise
C
clockwise
D
both clockwise and counter-clockwise
5) Deep ocean currents are caused by which of the following?
A
Continental Deflection
B
Changes in temperature
C
Surface Winds
D
Coriolis Effect
6) Areas that are near oceans have
A
very hot temperatures.
B
very cold temperatures.
C
more moderate temperatures.
D
more extreme temperatures.
7) Which of the following is not a cause of deep ocean currents?
A
Changes in Salinity
B
Coriolis Effect
C
Changes in Temperature
D
Changes in Density
8) Warm areas of ocean water will cause _________ in the land area near it.
A
no impact
B
the air to be cold.
C
the air to be cooler
D
the air to be warm.
9) Which term means that an air mass is formed over the ocean?
A
oceanic
B
Coriolis
C
continental
D
maritime
10) A large stream of moving water that flows through the oceans is called
A
currents.
B
tsunami.
C
waves.
D
tide.
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