Ocean Water As Agent of Heat Transfer

a wave breaking on the shore

a large stream of moving water flowing through the ocean

types of underwater volcano

a sudden rise in the sea level

surface current

convection current

deep ocean currents

only at the surface

only in the deep ocean

at all depths of the ocean

near the equator only

tides

wind

Earth's rotation

Earth's magnetic fiedl

They block sunlight from reaching the ocean floor.

They carry warm water to the equator only.

They circulate heat and nutrients, affecting global climate.

They increase the salinity of the ocean/.

from the poles toward the equator

from the equator toward the poles

in random directions

in a circular pattern near the ocean floor

Wind, waves, and the Coriolis Effect

Salinity, pressure, and tides

temperature, sunlight, and moon phases

volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and wind

They lower the salinity of the water

They increase tidal ranges

They warm or cool the surface area, affecting the climate

They make water flow faster during storms.

It evaporates quickly

It rises to the ocean surface

It moves toward the equator

It remains stagnant