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Polar and ocean science trivia questions
Polar and ocean science trivia
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- Which ice-covered continent lies at the southern end of the Earth?Polar and ocean science
- Which is the leading warm current affecting the seas south of the Korean Peninsula?Polar and ocean science
- Which is one of the most direct causes that set surface ocean currents moving?Polar and ocean science
- At a spring tide, when the tidal range is greatest, what shape is the Moon?Polar and ocean science
- In waters where evaporation is very vigorous, what generally happens to the salinity?Polar and ocean science
- Which is one of the main causes of coral bleaching?Polar and ocean science
- In which region does the polar bear live in the wild?Polar and ocean science
- Which is the widest ocean on Earth?Polar and ocean science
- What do we call the ice that forms on the ocean surface when seawater freezes?Polar and ocean science
- Which instrument measures the depth of the ocean using sound waves?Polar and ocean science
- Salinity gives the degree to which salts are dissolved in seawater.Polar and ocean science
- Wild penguins live mainly around the North Pole.Polar and ocean science
- The Gulf Stream is a cold current that carries cold seawater toward the equator.Polar and ocean science
- The tides are caused mainly by the strength of the wind.Polar and ocean science
- Coral reefs generally grow in warm, shallow seas with plenty of sunlight.Polar and ocean science
- In the ocean, water pressure rises as the depth increases.Polar and ocean science
- Antarctica is bitterly cold, but its precipitation is so low that it is sometimes classed as a desert.Polar and ocean science
- Sea ice, formed when seawater freezes, is heavy and sinks to the bottom of the ocean.Polar and ocean science
- Where the South Pole lies there is no continent, only ice floating on the sea.Polar and ocean science
- The Pacific is the widest ocean on Earth.Polar and ocean science