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Froggy Jumps Topographic & Ocean Features QuizOnline version Geography imagery and maps basics by Laurie Foy 1 We know the ocean's density is primarily determined by temperature and salinity and that colder, saltier water is denser than warm, fresh water. The formula to calculate density is D= mass / volume What does density mean? a How much "stuff" (mass) is packed into a certain volume of water b How hot or cold water is c How salty water tastes 2 True or False: You should use aerial photography when you need fine detail for a small area and satellite imagery for broad, regular coverage over large areas. a False b True c 3 A topographic map is a ____________? a map that shows the changes in elevation of the Earth's surface b map that shows the Earth's decline over time c map that shows the location of trees, bushes, and flowers 4 What does a contour line on a topographic map represent? a A specific type of soil b A constant elevation c A water body 5 How do you tell which side of a hill is the steepest on a topographic map? a Lines are far apart b Lines are close together c Lines are equal in distance 6 What are the 2 types of ocean currents? a Deep ocean conveyor belt and surface currents b Surface currents and deep currents c Gulf Stream and deep currents 7 Which statement about contour lines is false? a It has one elevation b Contour lines that are close together are steep c One contour line can have multiple values 8 The bold or thicker line on a topographic map that appears every fifth contour line is called the ____________. a Contour interval b Index contour c Depression 9 The Coriolis Effect in the Northern Hemisphere deflects moving water to the ________ of its direction of motion. a toward the equator b left c right 10 The key to all the symbols on a topographic map is called the _____________. a Map scale b Cardinal directions c Legend 11 Which statement about satellite imagery and aerial photography FALSE? a Both take pictures from above to show land, water, and buildings b Satellite imagery comes from planes or drones and aerial photography comes from space c Both use color, shape, pattern, and shadows to identify features 12 _____________ is a periodic climate pattern characterized by warmer-than-average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, typically occurring every 2 to 7 years. a Gulf Stream b El Niño c GYRE 13 _____________ are 90% of ocean currents. These currents are also known as thermohaline circulation and are driven by differences in the water's density. a surface currents b deep ocean currents c Gulf Stream 14 Which letter will match topographic map #4 a A b B c C

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Topographic & Ocean Features QuizOnline version

by Laurie Foy

We know the ocean's density is primarily determined by temperature and salinity and that colder, saltier water is denser than warm, fresh water. The formula to calculate density is D= mass / volume What does density mean?

True or False: You should use aerial photography when you need fine detail for a small area and satellite imagery for broad, regular coverage over large areas.

A topographic map is a ____________?

What does a contour line on a topographic map represent?

How do you tell which side of a hill is the steepest on a topographic map?

What are the 2 types of ocean currents?

Which statement about contour lines is false?

The bold or thicker line on a topographic map that appears every fifth contour line is called the ____________.

The Coriolis Effect in the Northern Hemisphere deflects moving water to the ________ of its direction of motion.

The key to all the symbols on a topographic map is called the _____________.

Which statement about satellite imagery and aerial photography FALSE?

_____________ is a periodic climate pattern characterized by warmer-than-average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean, typically occurring every 2 to 7 years.

_____________ are 90% of ocean currents. These currents are also known as thermohaline circulation and are driven by differences in the water's density.

Which letter will match topographic map #4