This quiz, titled 'SCL #2 Ocean Beach HW, Terms Table and Ticket Flash Quiz', assesses knowledge on ocean beach habitats, sediment types, and salinity levels. It is designed to enhance understanding of shoreline processes and marine environments, suitable for students in environmental and marine sciences.
Plant wanderer
Animal wanderer
Light wanderer
Algae wanderer
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A bivalve: two shelled organism
A univalve: a single shelled organism, like a sea snail
A arthropod: having segmented jointed appendages
A cephalopod mollusk
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Supra tidal organisms burrow to avoid extreme temperatures and dry conditions on the surface.
Supra tidal organisms burrow to avoid predators
Supra tidal organisms burrow to eat bacteria that are in the sand below the surface
Supra tidal organisms burrow to prey on other burrowing organisms
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Estuary deposits
Tidal amplitude
Water turbulence
Coastal plain migration
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The back dune end of the supratidal zone
The movement of sand offshore during a storm
The supratidal ledge of sand at the high tide line
The edge of the swash (shoreface where waves break) zone
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Silt
Gravel
Coarse sand
Clay
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The subtidal zone of crashing breakers with swirling sand and shallow water; the intertidal zone, alternately covered and exposed by tidal waters; and the dry, sandy supratidal zone extending to the base of the sand dunes.
The ocean zone of crashing breakers with swirling sand and shallow water; the salt marsh zone, alternately covered and exposed by tidal waters; and the dry, sandy sand dune zone extending to the base of the sand dunes.
The shoreface zone of crashing breakers with swirling sand and shallow water; the intertidal zone, alternately covered and exposed by tidal waters; and the dry, sandy subtidal zone extending to the base of the sand dunes.
The supratidal zone of crashing breakers with swirling sand and shallow water; the intertidal zone, alternately covered and exposed by tidal waters; and the dry, sandy subtidal zone extending to the base of the sand dunes.
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Wind coming off the ocean, the presence of water coming in with the tides and in the space between the sand sediment.
The presence of water coming in with the tides, salt spray and plants.
The wind coming off the ocean, salt spray and plants.
The wind coming off the ocean, the presence of water coming in with the tides and plants.
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Fine silt
Loam
Coarse sand
Clay
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Free floating microscopic plants that are the basis of the marine food chain.
Free floating microscopic animals that are the basis of the marine food chain.
Free floating microscopic scavengers that support the marine food chain.
Diatoms that cause red tide and are toxic to the marine food chain.
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Hundreds of minute tubelike "feet".
Jet propulsion, like scallops, taking water in through their gills and jetting it out to move.
By releasing a whip-like tail that whips back and forth to propel them.
They do not move, like oysters they are immobile.
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Saltation.
Transpiration.
Ocean waves.
Mineralization.
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Moon and sun’s gravitational pull on Earth.
Moon's gravitational pull on Earth.
Sun’s gravitational pull on Earth.
The oceans wave energy.
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Scavengers
Decomposers
Producers
Herbivores
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Turbulent ocean waves can carry coarse sediment and deposit it on the shoreline.
Turbulent ocean tides can carry coarse sediment and deposit it on the shoreline.
Gentle sound waves deposit coarse sediment in the ebb tidal deltas.
The longshore current carries coarse sediment to the shore.
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Plankton, tides.
Zooplankton, waves.
Phytoplankton, waves.
Plankton, waves.
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A gastropod is a mollusk that has one shell. It is a marine snail.
A gastropod is a mollusk that has two shells it is a bivalve or pelecypod with a strong muscular foot.
A gastropod is a mollusk that attaches itself to hard substrate to survive.
A gastropod is a mollusk that has an internal shell like a squid.
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At the high tide line.
At the shoreline.
Along the shoreface.
In the intertidal zone.
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Waves
Tides
Longshore current
Winds
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An olive shell has a radula. It is used to drill into a pelecypod (bivalve) which is its prey.
An auger shell has a radula. It is used to drill into a pelecypod (bivalve) which is its prey.
A whelk has a radula. It is used to drill into a pelecypod (bivalve) which is its prey.
A clam has a radula. It is used to drill into another pelecypod (bivalve) which is its prey.
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Ghost crabs breathe through gills which must be wet with ocean water daily.
Once ghost crabs come on land, they breathe air.
Ghost crabs breathe both air and water because they were born in the ocean and as adults live in the supratidal zone.
Ghost crabs breathe air only. As young in the ocean they came to the surface for air and continued to do so when moving to the supratidal zone.
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Shifting sands
Longshore current
Rip currents
Tide changes
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