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Chapter 3 Multiple Choice Questions
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What causes hydrogen bonds to form between neighbouring water molecules?
Electron transfer
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The sharing of electrons
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Surface tension
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The dipolarity of water molecules
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Which property of seawater enables Ocean-skaters to skim along the surface of the Ocean?
High capillarity
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High surface tension
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High viscosity
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Low compressibility
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What effect does the addition of salt have on the heat capacity of pure water?
The addition of salt greatly increases the heat capacity of pure water.
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The addition of salt decreases the heat capacity of pure water.
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The addition of salt slightly increases the heat capacity of pure water.
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The addition of salt has no effect on the heat capacity of pure water.
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On average, how much salt does a litre of oceanic seawater contain?
25 grams
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30 grams
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35 grams
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40 grams
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What is the average pH of seawater?
5.8
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6.8
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7.8
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8.8
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Which of the following gases are dissolved in seawater?
Only oxygen
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Only carbon dioxide
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Carbon dioxide and oxygen
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Nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide
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Which nutrient is the main limiting factor for photosynthesis in High Nutrient–Low Chlorophyll regions?
Nitrogen
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Carbon
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Iron
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Phosphorus
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Given each bar of pressure is equal to 100 kPa, by how many bars does the pressure of seawater increase for each 10-metre increase in depth?
1 bar
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2 bars
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5 bars
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10 bars
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For how long can a Cuvier's beaked whale survive in deep water on only one breath of air?
30 minutes
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60 minutes
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90 minutes
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More than 120 minutes
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Which part of the visible spectrum penetrates seawater the most?
Red light
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Blue light
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Green light
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Orange light
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