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1. Which ocean is increasing in size, the Atlantic or the Pacific?
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Oceanography pop quiz
Oceanography pop quiz
1. Which ocean is increasing in size, the Atlantic or the Pacific?
Oceanography pop quiz
2. What is the largest animal to have ever lived?
Oceanography pop quiz
3. According to the Ocean Science Literacy Standards, how many oceans are there?
Oceanography pop quiz
4. Which is faster, the speed of sound in the water or in air?
Oceanography pop quiz
5. What is the lowest point on Earth?
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Oceanography pop quiz
Which ocean is increasing in size, the Atlantic or the Pacific?
Atlantic
Oceanography pop quiz
What is the largest animal to have ever lived?
Blue whale
Oceanography pop quiz
According to the Ocean Science Literacy Standards, how many oceans are there?
1
Oceanography pop quiz
Which is faster, the speed of sound in the water or in air?
water5 x faster
(1,500 m/sec)
Oceanography pop quiz
What is the lowest point on Earth?
Challenger DeepLocated in the Mariana Trench
Tie breaker
How many shark bites occur each year? (closest one gets the points)
Tie breaker
70 with 6-10 fatalities according to data
compiled in the International Shark Attack File
Why study our oceans?
Persuasive videosWhy oceans matterOcean is not cool
Ocean is cool
Defining Ocean LiteracyOcean literacy is an understanding of the oceans
influence on you and your influence on the ocean.
An ocean-literate person understands:- the essential principles and fundamental concepts,- can communicate about the oceans in a meaningful way,- is able to make informed and responsible decisions regarding the oceans and its resources.
7 Essential Principlesof Oceanography
1. Earth has one big ocean with many features. 2. The ocean and life in the ocean shape the features of Earth.3. The ocean is a major influence on weather and climate.4. The ocean makes Earth habitable.5. The ocean supports a great diversity of life and ecosystems.6. The ocean and humans are inextricably linked.7. The ocean is largely unexplored.
Threads that will run throughout all topics:
Independent explorations…by youFishery industryMonitoring of real-time satellite dataPresent researchPresent studyProfessional and academic studyUtilization and exploitation of resources