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Version2 Fall 2004 True/False Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false. 1. Short residence time elements are found in the greatest concentration near their point of removal from the ocean 2. Marcet's principle states that "regardless of how the salinity may vary from place to place the ratios between the amounts of the major ions in the waters of the open ocean are nearly constant" 3. Hydrothermal chimneys are formed from lava at mid-ocean ridge hydrothermal vent sites. 4. There are no hydrothermal vents in the Arctic Ocean 5. Calcium is an essential nutrient in seawater used by all organisms 6. All of the nitrate in the ocean comes from rivers 7. Deep water forms in the Pacific Ocean and flows to the Atlantic 8. Thermohaline circulation is the process whereby surface seawater becomes denser at high latitudes and sinks to form new deep water 9. In the mid-latitudes 30-40 there is more evaporation from the surface of the ocean than precipitation back into it 10. Outgoing radiation from the Earth is shortwave 11. Humid air is more dense than dry air 12. The Ferrel cell is an atmospheric circulation cell that moves air from the Equator to 30 N 13. Low pressure zones in the atmosphere occur where air is ascending 14. Surface currents are driven by thermohaline processes 15. Gyres in the Northern hemisphere are anticlockwise 16. During El Nino conditions hurricanes are more likely to come near Hawaii 17. When wind blows over cold ocean water it is more likely to produce rain 18. Wind waves are deep water waves 19. The wavelength of a wave is the distance from the crest to the trough 20. Wave packets travel more slowly than individual waves 21. When the crest of a wave overlaps with the trough of another wave this is called constructive interference 22. The crest of a tsunami always arrives first 23. Tsunami are deep water waves 24. The effect of the Sun on the generation of tides is about 45% of that of the Moon

25. Tides are created only as a result of gravitational attraction 26. The highest tides occur in the spring 27. Average tidal range in Hawaii is 9 feet 28. Carbon dioxide is one of several greenhouse gases 29. Evidence from ice cores suggests that CO 2 levels in the atmosphere just before the industrial revolution were much higher than today 30. Geological evidence suggests that 100 million years ago carbon dioxide levels were much higher than that of today s atmosphere 31. The most significant contributor to future global sea level rise is thermal expansion of surface ocean water Multiple Choice Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 32. How much salt is dissolved in a kilogram of typical seawater a. 1gram b. 15 gram c. 35 gram d. 1000 gram e. 0.1 gram 33. What is the approximate mixing time of the oceans? a. 100 yrs b. 1,000 c. 36,000 years d. 1 million years 34. How long would it take to replace all the water in the oceans with river water? a. 36,000 yrs b. 8 million years c. 1000 years d. 1 million years e. 100 million years 35. How much of the Earth s surface water is in the oceans? a. 10% b. 97% c. 99% d. 73% 36. When sea water passes through a hydrothermal system a. Anhydrite (Ca SO4) is precipitated b. Magnesium (Mg) is removed by reaction with the rock. c. Sulphate is reduced to sulphide. d. All of the above. 37. Chimneys form at hydrothermal vent sites because

a. iron sulphide precipitates b. the surrounding seawater is oxidising c. the surrounding seawater is cold d. all of the above 38. What determines the depth to which nitrate and phosphate are completely removed from the surface waters of the ocean? a. light penetration b. upwelling c. pressure d. temperature 39. The freezing point of seawater of salinity 35 is approximately: a. 0 C b. -2.9 C c. -1.9 C d. 4 C 40. If you cool seawater its density a. increases b. decreases c. stays the same 41. Of the total water in the ocean the deep zone accounts for about a. 1% b. 18% c. 80% d. 99.4% 42. The colour of light that is absorbed least in the ocean is a. violet b. blue c. green d. red 43. The speed of light in water compared to air is: a. greater b. less c. same 44. Approximately what % of incoming light reaches 10 m depth a. 1% b. 6% c. 16% d. 46% 45. The mass of one square inch of the atmosphere at the Earth's surface is approximately a. 5 pounds b. 1 pound c. 15 pounds d. 25 pounds e. 10 pounds 46. Effective transport in the Ekman layer in the northern hemisphere relative to the wind is

a. 20 to the left b. 90 to the left c. 15 to the right d. 45 to the right e. directly ahead 47. At the equator the Earth is rotating eastward at approximately: a. 100 mph b. 10,000 mph c. 1,000 mph d. 1,500 mph 48. Eastern boundary currents are: a. slower than western boundary currents b. colder than western boundary currents c. all of the above d. none of the above 49. Southern oscillation is: a. a variation in the upwelling along the equator b. a subsurface wave that travels along the thermocline c. a variation in the pressure gradient between Tahiti and Darwin d. a new dance 50. During El Nino conditions the surface waters of the eastern Pacific are: a. colder than normal b. warmer than normal c. more productive than normal d. drier than normal 51. The period of a wave is: a. the distance between its crests b. the time it takes succeeding crests to pass a fixed point c. the number of waves that pass a fixed point each second d. the distance from the crest to the trough of a wave 52. If a wind wave has a period of 8 seconds its velocity in meters per second in deep water would be approximately: a. 8 b. 12 c. 24 d. 210 53. When wave trains propagate away from a storm they lose what percentage of their height each day? a. 10% b. 50% c. 30% d. 22% 54. When a deep water wave approaches the shore which of the following is true: a. its velocity remains constant b. its period remains constant c. its wavelength remains constant

d. all of the above 55. In the Pacific Ocean, Tsunami travel at approximately: a. 13 mph b. 45 mph c. 150 mph d. 450 mph 56. The period of a typical Tsunami is: a. 30 seconds b. 2 minutes c. 15 minutes d. 35 minutes 57. Spring tides occur when: a. the moon is full b. the sun and moon are aligned c. Jupiter is aligned with Mars d. none of the above 58. Typical tidal range in Hawaii is a. 2ft b. 6ft c. 10ft d. 20ft 59. Each day high tide is approximately: a. 1 hour later b. 1 hour earlier c. 2 hours later d. exactly the same time 60. The current CO 2 content of the atmosphere (in ppmv) is about: a. 120 b. 180 c. 375 d. 560 61. The rate of increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is: a. decreasing b. increasing c. constant 62. Compared to the size of the atmospheric reservoir of carbon dioxide the fossil fuel reservoir is approximately: a. 13.5-times b. 25.7-times c. 100-times d. 140-times e. 10-tiimes 63. During an ice age sea level a. goes up b. goes down

c. stays the same Completion Complete each sentence or statement. 64. The mixing time of the oceans is approximately _ years 65. Major ions are well mixed in the ocean because they have a residence time. 66. The energy released when atmospheric water vapour turns into rain is called _ heat 67. Currents are named for the direction they _, winds are named for the direction they 68. The two forces that raise the tides on the surface of the Earth are and _ Essay 69. Name 5 of the 6 major ions in seawater. 70. Name the principal currents in the North Pacific gyre 71. Name the three mechanisms of heat transfer.