Life in the Oceans: Dividing the Seas
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- Q1What does it mean when to book says, "In truth, there is only one ocean?"There are really four oceansAll of the bodies of water really make one big oceanThey should have given them all one namethe Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean30s
- Q2Name the oceans.Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Articlakes, streams, rivers, and brookscontinentsBay, Gulf, Indian, and Artic30s
- Q3According, the text facts, the Atlantic is growing the Pacific is shrinking. What does that indicate (tell) us about the land?The ocean water is evaporating.Some of the continents are being covered by the ocean while other continents are being uncovered.Some continents won't have any water to drink.Some of the continents are turning into mountains.30s
- Q4Which bullet in the information text provides the best example of what might happen if the oceans keep changing.Bullet 3Bullet 4Bullet 1Bullet 2120s
- Q5After reading the text box information, what is one of the most important parts of the oceancoral reefbaysbeachgulf120s
- Q6What is being compared in the captioncoral reefss and rainforestsBays and GulfsPacific Ocean and Atlantic OceanOceans and Seas120s