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5th Grade Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Oceans?
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Your Mission: Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to find clues to complete the secret message while you answer tough questions thrown at you by the Space Martians. You need to complete this mission before the end of the day, otherwise the Martians will take over earth! Record the clues on a piece of paper. Good luck! Picture Credit”
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The Ocean covers _______ % of the Earth’s surface?
50:50 Give Hint! A. 71 C. 90 B. 50 D. 30
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The Ocean covers _______ % of the Earth’s surface?
A. 71 C. 90 B. 50 D. 30 It is almost ¾ or 0.75
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The Ocean covers _______ % of the Earth’s surface?
A. 71 50:50 B. 50
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The Ocean covers _______ % of the Earth’s surface?
Time's Up!!! A. 71 C. 90 B. 50 D. 30 You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The Ocean covers 71 % of the Earth’s surface?
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I’ll take $100 any day. Thanks.
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To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use _____________. These can be controlled by people inside or by remote control. 50:50 Give Hint! A. Submarines C. SCUBA gear B. Submersibles D. Maps
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It is very dangerous for people in these areas.
To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use _____________. These can be controlled by people inside or by remote control. A. Submarines C. SCUBA gear B. Submersibles D. Maps It is very dangerous for people in these areas.
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To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use _____________. These can be controlled by people inside or by remote control. 50:50 C. SCUBA gear B. submersibles
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use _____________. These can be controlled by people inside or by remote control. Time's Up!!! A. Submarines C. SCUBA gear B. Submersibles D. Maps You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use submersibles
To explore the deepest areas of the ocean, scientists use submersibles. They are smaller and stronger than most submarines. Click to Continue D..
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I’ve got an idea! You study and we can win!
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The ____________ area of the ocean has the MOST plant and animal life.
50:50 Give Hint! C. Continental shelf A. abyss B. Continental rise D. Continental margin
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It is not the continental rise!
The ____________ area of the ocean has the MOST plant and animal life. C. Continental shelf A. abyss B. Continental rise D. Continental margin It is not the continental rise!
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The ____________ area of the ocean has the MOST plant and animal life.
50:50 C. Continental shelf B. Continental rise
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
The ____________ area of the ocean has the MOST plant and animal life. Time's Up!!! C. Continental shelf A. abyss B. Continental rise D. Continental margin You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The continental shelf of the ocean has the MOST plant and animal life.
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You are heading towards the finish line. Congratulations!
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50:50 Give Hint! C. Ocean basin A. Continental margin
The __________ area of the ocean is the descent from the continental shelf to the ocean bottom. 50:50 Give Hint! C. Ocean basin A. Continental margin B. Continental shelf D. Continental slope
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The word descent means to go downwards!
The __________ area of the ocean is the descent from the continental shelf to the ocean bottom. 50:50 Give Hint! C. Ocean basin A. Continental margin B. Continental shelf D. Continental slope The word descent means to go downwards!
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50:50 B. Continental shelf D. Continental slope
The __________ area of the ocean is the descent from the continental shelf to the ocean bottom. 50:50 B. Continental shelf D. Continental slope
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
The __________ area of the ocean is the descent from the continental shelf to the ocean bottom. Time's Up!!! C. Ocean basin A. Continental margin B. Continental shelf D. Continental slope You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The continental slope is the area of the ocean is the descent from the continental shelf to the ocean bottom. Click to Continue D..
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ocean zones of life?
50:50 Give Hint! C. twilight A. midnight B. sunrise D. sunlight
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ocean zones of life?
C. twilight A. midnight B. sunrise D. sunlight The three ocean zones of life “rhyme.”
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ocean zones of life?
50:50 C. twilight B. sunrise
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Which of the following is NOT one of the three ocean zones of life? Time's Up!!! C. twilight A. midnight B. sunrise D. sunlight You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Sunrise is not one of the ocean zones of life.
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50:50 Give Hint! A. community C. habitat B. Food web D. ecosystem
This word describes all the living and non-living things in a particular area. 50:50 Give Hint! A. community C. habitat B. Food web D. ecosystem
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It includes the environment, plants, animals, etc.
This word describes all the living and non-living things in a particular area. A. community C. habitat B. Food web D. ecosystem It includes the environment, plants, animals, etc.
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This word describes all the living and non-living things in a particular area.
C. habitat 50:50 D. ecosystem
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
This word describes all the living and non-living things in a particular area. Time's Up!!! A. community C. habitat B. Food web D. ecosystem You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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This word describes all the living and non-living things in a particular area. Ecosystem!
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Fantastic Start. Keep up the tremendous work you are doing.
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Things float most easily in ___________ water.
50:50 Give Hint! A. salty C. sugar B. fresh D. pool
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Things float most easily in ___________ water.
A. salty C. sugar B. fresh D. pool NACL + H20!
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Things float most easily in ___________ water.
50:50 A. salty B. fresh
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Things float most easily in ___________ water. Time's Up!!! A. salty C. sugar B. fresh D. pool You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Things float most easily in salty water.
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You’re so good-I’m at a loss for words.
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Horizontal currents are caused by ______________.
50:50 Give Hint! C. rain A. wind B. sand D. Water
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It is the same thing that makes a kite fly!
Horizontal currents are caused by ______________. C. rain A. wind B. sand D. Water It is the same thing that makes a kite fly!
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Horizontal currents are caused by ______________.
50:50 A. wind D. Water
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Horizontal currents are caused by ______________. Time's Up!!! C. rain A. wind B. sand D. Water You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Horizontal currents are caused by wind.
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We are the best in the world!
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50:50 Give Hint! C. plankton A. barriers B. Coral reefs D. Sea urchins
_____________ are made of the stony skeletons of millions of coral animals. 50:50 Give Hint! C. plankton A. barriers B. Coral reefs D. Sea urchins
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They also provide for 25% of marine species!
_____________ are made of the stony skeletons of millions of coral animals. C. plankton A. barriers B. Coral reefs D. Sea urchins They also provide for 25% of marine species!
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50:50 C. plankton B. Coral reefs
_____________ are made of the stony skeletons of millions of coral animals. 50:50 C. plankton B. Coral reefs
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
_____________ are made of the stony skeletons of millions of coral animals. Time's Up!!! C. plankton A. barriers B. Coral reefs D. Sea urchins You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Click to hear dolphins clicking!
Coral Reefs are made of the stony skeletons of millions of coral animals. Click to hear dolphins clicking! D.. Click to Continue
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Answer! Be Careful so the Martians don’t get you!
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A major part of the ocean food chain are _____________ , microscopic organisms that float and drift near the surface of the ocean. 50:50 Give Hint! A. kelp C. fish B. seaweed D. plankton
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It is eaten by small fish!
A major part of the ocean food chain are _____________ , microscopic organisms that float and drift near the surface of the ocean. A. kelp C. fish B. seaweed D. plankton It is eaten by small fish!
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A major part of the ocean food chain are _____________ , microscopic organisms that float and drift near the surface of the ocean. 50:50 A. kelp D. plankton
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
A major part of the ocean food chain are _____________ , microscopic organisms that float and drift near the surface of the ocean. Time's Up!!! A. kelp C. fish B. seaweed D. plankton You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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A major part of the ocean food chain are Plankton, microscopic organisms that float and drift near the surface of the ocean. Click to Continue
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At long last, we are making progress!
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50:50 Give Hint! A. Motions C. currents B. cycles D. storms
Ocean ____________ are the steady movements of the ocean's surface water in a certain direction. 50:50 Give Hint! A. Motions C. currents B. cycles D. storms
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Wind causes the ocean ______!
Ocean ____________ are the steady movements of the ocean's surface water in a certain direction. A. Motions C. currents B. cycles D. storms Wind causes the ocean ______!
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Ocean ____________ are the steady movements of the ocean's surface water in a certain direction.
50:50 C. currents B. cycles
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Ocean ____________ are the steady movements of the ocean's surface water in a certain direction. Time's Up!!! A. Motions C. currents B. cycles D. storms You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Ocean currents are the steady movements of the ocean's surface water in a certain direction.
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Zooplankton are the type of plankton that are _______________.
50:50 Give Hint! A. animals C. birds B. plants D. fish
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Zooplankton are the type of plankton that are _______________.
A. animals C. birds B. plants D. fish What do you find at a Zoo?
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Zooplankton are the type of plankton that are _______________.
50:50 A. animals B. plants
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Zooplankton are the type of plankton that are _______________. Time's Up!!! A. animals C. birds B. plants D. fish You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Zooplankton are the type of plankton that are animals.
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Smile, but don’t stop now or the Martians will run over you!
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50:50 Give Hint! C. Water temperature A. Skeletons of coral
In an aquatic ecosystem, plants and animals interact with their nonliving environment. Which of the following is NOT a non-living part of their environment? 50:50 Give Hint! C. Water temperature A. Skeletons of coral B. sunlight D. fish
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If you have a not before non-living, that means what is living!
In an aquatic ecosystem, plants and animals interact with their nonliving environment. Which of the following is NOT a non-living part of their environment? C. Water temperature A. Skeletons of coral B. sunlight D. fish If you have a not before non-living, that means what is living!
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In an aquatic ecosystem, plants and animals interact with their nonliving environment. Which of the following is NOT a non-living part of their environment? 50:50 B. sunlight D. fish
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
In an aquatic ecosystem, plants and animals interact with their nonliving environment. Which of the following is NOT a non-living part of their environment? Time's Up!!! C. Water temperature A. Skeletons of coral B. sunlight D. fish You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Fish are NOT a non-living part of their environment.
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Underwater mountains are called ________________.
50:50 Give Hint! C. mountains A. Cays B. islands D. seamounts
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Underwater mountains are called ________________.
C. mountains A. Cays B. islands D. seamounts It is not a cay!!
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Underwater mountains are called ________________.
C. mountains 50:50 D. seamounts
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Underwater mountains are called ________________. Time's Up!!! C. mountains A. Cays B. islands D. seamounts You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Underwater mountains are called seamounts.
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Vertical currents are caused by differences in:
50:50 Give Hint! A. Depth and height C. Temperature and salinity B. Temperature and wind D. Types of animal life
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Density would also be a good answer!
Vertical currents are caused by differences in __________. A. Depth and height C. Temperature and salinity B. Temperature and wind D. Types of animal life Density would also be a good answer!
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Vertical currents are caused by differences in __________.
50:50 A. Depth and height C. Temperature and salinity
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Vertical currents are caused by differences in __________. Time's Up!!! A. Depth and height C. Temperature and salinity B. Temperature and wind D. Types of animal life You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Vertical currents are caused by differences in temperature and salinity, because these cause differences in density. Click to Continue D..
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You must have your thinking cap on!
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50:50 Give Hint! A. jellyfish C. crayfish B. sharks D. pompano
Birds and other animals sometimes mistakenly eat plastic bags floating in the water because they look like __________________. 50:50 Give Hint! A. jellyfish C. crayfish B. sharks D. pompano
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A. jellyfish C. crayfish B. sharks D. pompano They can sting you!
Birds and other animals sometimes mistakenly eat plastic bags floating in the water because they look like __________________. A. jellyfish C. crayfish B. sharks D. pompano They can sting you!
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Birds and other animals sometimes mistakenly eat plastic bags floating in the water because they look like __________________. 50:50 A. jellyfish D. pompano
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
Birds and other animals sometimes mistakenly eat plastic bags floating in the water because they look like __________________. Time's Up!!! A. jellyfish C. crayfish B. sharks D. pompano You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Birds and other animals sometimes mistakenly eat plastic bags floating in the water because they look like jellyfish. Click to Continue D..
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50:50 Give Hint! Coral Reef C. Arctic Ocean B. Estuary D. Wetlands
This type of ecosystem is where fresh water and salt water mix. It is important because many animals have their young in this type of environment. Organisms who live here have to be able to adapt to both saltier and less salty water. 50:50 Give Hint! Coral Reef C. Arctic Ocean B. Estuary D. Wetlands
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The Chespeake Bay is the biggest one of these in North America!
This type of ecosystem is where fresh water and salt water mix. It is important because many animals have their young in this type of environment. Organisms who live here have to be able to adapt to both saltier and less salty water. C. Arctic Ocean Coral Reef B. Estuary D. Wetlands The Chespeake Bay is the biggest one of these in North America!
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This type of ecosystem is where fresh water and salt water mix
This type of ecosystem is where fresh water and salt water mix. It is important because many animals have their young in this type of environment. Organisms who live here have to be able to adapt to both saltier and less salty water. 50:50 Coral Reef B. Estuary
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
This type of ecosystem is where fresh water and salt water mix. It is important because many animals have their young in this type of environment. Organisms who live here have to be able to adapt to both saltier and less salty water. Coral Reef C. Arctic Ocean B. Estuary D. Wetlands You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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Estuaries are ecosystems where salt and fresh water mix.
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You a mighty fast learner!
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We measure how deep the ocean is using a device called:
50:50 Give Hint! C. SONAR A. SCUBA B. RADAR D. SUB
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We also learned about it in our sound unit!
We measure how deep the ocean is using a device called: C. SONAR A. SCUBA B. RADAR D. SUB We also learned about it in our sound unit!
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We measure how deep the ocean is using a device called:
50:50 C. SONAR D. SUB
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
We measure how deep the ocean is using a device called: Time's Up!!! C. SONAR A. SCUBA B. RADAR D. SUB You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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We measure how deep the ocean is using a device called SONAR.
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Keep facing your Challenges!
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50:50 Give Hint! C. sandstone A. mountains B. piles D. sediment
The continental rise is made up of particles of sand and soil called ________________. 50:50 Give Hint! C. sandstone A. mountains B. piles D. sediment
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The word is similar to the layered type of rock!
The continental rise is made up of particles of sand and soil called ________________. C. sandstone A. mountains B. piles D. sediment The word is similar to the layered type of rock!
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50:50 C. sandstone D. sediment
The continental rise is made up of particles of sand and soil called ________________. 50:50 C. sandstone D. sediment
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
The continental rise is made up of particles of sand and soil called ________________. Time's Up!!! C. sandstone A. mountains B. piles D. sediment You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The continental rise is made up of particles of sand and soil called sediment.
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You can’t run away! You are doing so well!
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50:50 Give Hint! C. Gulf Stream A. Equator Current B. Atlantic Stream
The major warm water current that brings warmth to many parts of Europe is: 50:50 Give Hint! C. Gulf Stream A. Equator Current B. Atlantic Stream C. Pacific Current
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The water between Mexico and Florida is called?
The major warm water current that brings warmth to many parts of Europe is: C. Gulf Stream A. Equator Current B. Atlantic Stream C. Pacific Current The water between Mexico and Florida is called?
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C. Gulf Stream 50:50 C. Pacific Current
The major warm water current that brings warmth to many parts of Europe is: C. Gulf Stream 50:50 C. Pacific Current
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You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
The major warm water current that brings warmth to many parts of Europe is: Time's Up!!! C. Gulf Stream A. Equator Current B. Atlantic Stream C. Pacific Current You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The major warm water current that brings warmth to many parts of Europe is called the Gulf Stream. Think of Gulf of Mexico, where the Gulf Stream starts! Click to Continue D..
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Don’t stop your good work agent! You got $11000
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A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a _________?
50:50 Give Hint! A. trench C. hole B. abyss D. canyon
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A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a _________?
A. trench C. hole B. abyss D. canyon It is not abyss!
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A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a _________?
50:50 A. trench B. abyss
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A. trench C. hole B. abyss D. canyon Time's Up!!!
A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a _________? Time's Up!!! A. trench C. hole B. abyss D. canyon You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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A deep canyon in the ocean floor is called a trench.
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A huge destructive wave in the coastal regions is called a _________?
50:50 Give Hint! Hyper wave C. atoll B. tsunami wave D. hurricane
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A huge destructive wave in the coastal regions is called a _________?
Hyper wave C. atoll B. tsunami wave D. hurricane It has a particular name!
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A huge destructive wave in the coastal regions is called a _________?
50:50 C. atoll B. tsunami wave
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Hyper wave C. atoll D. hurricane Time's Up!!!
A huge destructive wave in the coastal regions is called a _________? Time's Up!!! Hyper wave C. atoll B. tsunami wave D. hurricane You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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A huge destructive wave in the coastal regions is called a tsunami wave.
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You’re lightening awesome!
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The major cause of tides is the ______?
50:50 Give Hint! C. moon’s gravity A. tornadoes B. hurricanes D. sun’s gravity
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The major cause of tides is the ______?
C. moon’s gravity A. tornadoes B. hurricanes D. sun’s gravity It circles the earth!
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The major cause of tides is the ______?
C. moon’s gravity 50:50 D. sun’s gravity
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C. moon’s gravity A. tornadoes B. hurricanes D. sun’s gravity
The major cause of tides is the ______? Time's Up!!! C. moon’s gravity A. tornadoes B. hurricanes D. sun’s gravity You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!
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The major cause of tides is the moon’s gravity.
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Congratulations! A. basketball C. baseball B. Hang gliding
You have won $1,000,000. In order to not lose that money to the Martians, you must solve the mystery using all the clues you collected. The Question is: What is the Space Martians favorite sport? A. basketball C. baseball B. Hang gliding D. Martian ball E. football F. skiing
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Sorry to inform you. The Martians invaded earth and you lose your money!
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