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3rd Six Weeks Test Review

Teacher: Eileen Gariepy
Across
Two tides a day of relatively equal size
New oceanic crust is made in the mid Atlantic and forms this type of seafloor feature
New crust is made at this type of plate boundary
The youngest of all the oceans
A linear type of map that indicates the depth of the ocean floor and outlines all its seafloor features
An outgoing tide
Amount the earths' tectonic plates move in any given year
Means "all lands" in Greek (Think Wegener)
Smallest of all the oceans
Pangea was created 250 mya when all the earths' continents were joined together to create a
Linear lines on a globe that divide the earth into an Eastern and Western hemisphere
Ocean located below 60 degrees S latitude
Tectonic plates collide into each other at this boundary resulting in mountain building
Northerly winds blowing parallel to shore that bring up nutrients
The Prime Meridian runs through this city establishing the International Date Line
Swim this direction relative to the shoreline to escape a rip current
A narrow strip of land that connects two land masses (ex: N and S America)
Down
The ring of fire is found in this ocean basin
A type of current that runs perpendicular to shore and can pull you out to sea
A type of canyon like seafloor feature found just off the coast of California at Monteray Bay
A flattened, inactive. underwater volcano
Zone where crust is destroyed and a trench and volcanoes are made
A chain of islands formed by a hot spot- oldest island is furthest away from hot spot
Two plates rubbing against one another at this type of boundary causes earthquakes
Higher than normal tide that occurs when moon, earth and sun are positioned in a straight line
Linear lines on a globe that change if you move from the North pole to the South pole in a straight line
Measurement of speed in water (ex: speed of currents)
Ocean that has a Y shaped ridge
Jutting piece of land that is surrounded by water on 3 sides. (Ex: Florida)
A smaller than normal tide that occurs when the earth, sun and moon are at 90 degree angles to one another
A high and low tide that occurs once a day
This effect is caused by the deflection of wind created by earth's rotation on it's axis (helps create currents)
A ring of coral surrounding a lagoon