Froggy Jumps: EnglishDiary.net - The Ocean Froggy Jumps (Advanced)


Froggy Jumps EnglishDiary.net - The Ocean Froggy Jumps (Advanced)Online version EnglishDiary.net - The Ocean Froggy Jumps (Advanced) by EnglishDiary.net EnglishDiary.net 1 The study of life and living organisms in the ocean a Marine Biology b Tidal c Estuary 2 A rock or sand formation underwater housing diverse marine life a Coral Reef b Deep Sea Exploration c Estuary 3 A large ocean wave usually caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption a Pelagic b Kelp Forest c Tsunami 4 The saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in water a Brackish b Salinity c Oceanography 5 Microscopic organisms that drift or swim weakly in water bodies a Salinity b Plankton c Submersible 6 Of or relating to water a Aquatic b Ocean Current c Brackish 7 Water that is slightly salty, usually a mix of salt and freshwater a Brackish b Tidal c Thermocline 8 Relating to or caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun a Marine Conservation b Abyss c Tidal 9 The exploration of the deepest parts of the ocean a Marine Biology b Deep Sea Exploration c Pelagic 10 The deepest parts of the ocean where no light penetrates a Salinity b Estuary c Abyss 11 The practice of protecting and preserving marine environments and life a Coral Reef b Submersible c Marine Conservation 12 Relating to the open sea; not near the coast or seafloor a Thermocline b Deep Sea Exploration c Pelagic 13 A layer in a water body where temperature changes rapidly with depth a Thermocline b Pelagic c Nautical 14 Relating to sailors, ships, or navigation a Brackish b Oceanography c Nautical 15 The scientific study of the ocean and its phenomena a Submersible b Pelagic c Oceanography 16 A watercraft designed to operate underwater for research or exploration a Submersible b Marine Conservation c Tidal 17 The bottom or floor of a sea or ocean a Estuary b Benthic c Nautical 18 Underwater forests formed by large brown algae a Pelagic b Tsunami c Kelp Forest 19 A significant flow of seawater in one predominant direction a Kelp Forest b Ocean Current c Abyss 20 The tidal mouth of a river, where it meets the sea; freshwater meets saltwater a Brackish b Oceanography c Estuary

1

The study of life and living organisms in the ocean

a

Marine Biology

b

Tidal

c

Estuary

2

A rock or sand formation underwater housing diverse marine life

a

Coral Reef

b

Deep Sea Exploration

c

Estuary

3

A large ocean wave usually caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption

a

Pelagic

b

Kelp Forest

c

Tsunami

4

The saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in water

a

Brackish

b

Salinity

c

Oceanography

5

Microscopic organisms that drift or swim weakly in water bodies

a

Salinity

b

Plankton

c

Submersible

6

Of or relating to water

a

Aquatic

b

Ocean Current

c

Brackish

7

Water that is slightly salty, usually a mix of salt and freshwater

a

Brackish

b

Tidal

c

Thermocline

8

Relating to or caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun

a

Marine Conservation

b

Abyss

c

Tidal

9

The exploration of the deepest parts of the ocean

a

Marine Biology

b

Deep Sea Exploration

c

Pelagic

10

The deepest parts of the ocean where no light penetrates

a

Salinity

b

Estuary

c

Abyss

11

The practice of protecting and preserving marine environments and life

a

Coral Reef

b

Submersible

c

Marine Conservation

12

Relating to the open sea; not near the coast or seafloor

a

Thermocline

b

Deep Sea Exploration

c

Pelagic

13

A layer in a water body where temperature changes rapidly with depth

a

Thermocline

b

Pelagic

c

Nautical

14

Relating to sailors, ships, or navigation

a

Brackish

b

Oceanography

c

Nautical

15

The scientific study of the ocean and its phenomena

a

Submersible

b

Pelagic

c

Oceanography

16

A watercraft designed to operate underwater for research or exploration

a

Submersible

b

Marine Conservation

c

Tidal

17

The bottom or floor of a sea or ocean

a

Estuary

b

Benthic

c

Nautical

18

Underwater forests formed by large brown algae

a

Pelagic

b

Tsunami

c

Kelp Forest

19

A significant flow of seawater in one predominant direction

a

Kelp Forest

b

Ocean Current

c

Abyss

20

The tidal mouth of a river, where it meets the sea; freshwater meets saltwater

a

Brackish

b

Oceanography

c

Estuary

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The study of life and living organisms in the ocean

A rock or sand formation underwater housing diverse marine life

A large ocean wave usually caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption

The saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in water

Microscopic organisms that drift or swim weakly in water bodies

Of or relating to water

Water that is slightly salty, usually a mix of salt and freshwater

Relating to or caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun

The exploration of the deepest parts of the ocean

The deepest parts of the ocean where no light penetrates

The practice of protecting and preserving marine environments and life

Relating to the open sea; not near the coast or seafloor

A layer in a water body where temperature changes rapidly with depth

Relating to sailors, ships, or navigation

The scientific study of the ocean and its phenomena

A watercraft designed to operate underwater for research or exploration

The bottom or floor of a sea or ocean

Underwater forests formed by large brown algae

A significant flow of seawater in one predominant direction

The tidal mouth of a river, where it meets the sea; freshwater meets saltwater