Water and tides
Quiz by Daniel Ellis
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- Q1Which part of the water is the negative side?hydrogenoxygen30s
- Q2This is the property of water that allows water molecules to stick to other water molecules?DensityCohesionHeat capacityAdhesion30s
- Q3Ice floats in water because it has _________________ density than water.the samemoreless30s
- Q4The oxygen and hydrogen in water are connected by covalent bonds meaning they shareneutronselectronsprotons30s
- Q5At the new moon, when the sun, moon and earth are in a straight line, what type of tide is it?neapSpring30s
- Q6Which has the greater effect on the tides?moonsun30s
- Q7How many high tides are there per day?234130s
- Q8How much time is between 2 high tides?6 hours 12 minutes8 hours12 hours 25 minutes24 hours30s
- Q9If it is currently high tide, what will the next tide be?LowHigh30s
- Q10What causes the tide to be high on the side of the Earth opposite the moon?gravityaliensinertia30s
- Q11At the first quarter moon when the sun, Earth and moon are at a 90 degree angle, what kind of tide do we get?springneap30s
- Q12This is the property of water that means that water can absorb a lot of energy before changing temperatures.cohesioncapillary actionadhesionhigh heat capacity30s
- Q13Which of the following is NOT something every graph needs?titlecolorbarsaxis labels30s
- Q14What is missing from the soil of wetlands?oxygenwaterplantsanimals30s
- Q15Which of the following is NOT an ecosystem function of wetlands?filters waterincreases floodingfood supplyhabitat30s
