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What is science?

1. · Describe the scientific process using hypothesis, experiment, evidence, theory.
2. · Compare the difference between scientific theories and non-scientific ideas.
3. · Provide two specific examples of how new evidence can alter or refute previously held theories. Be sure to identify the new pieces of evidence.

Maps, Charts, and Graphs

1. · Define longitude and latitude
2. · Define GPS coordinates.
3. · Locate the five major oceans and seven continents on the globe.

Properties of water Segar (Links to an external site.) Ch. 5 89-93 (Links to an external site.) and Crictical Concepts 1 (Links to an external site.) p451-454

1. · Explain how the shape of a water molecule: a) makes ice float; b) gives it a high boiling point c) allows it to dissolve ionic compounds (salts).
2. · Calculate the amount of energy required to raise 500 mL of water by 75oC.
3. · Define density.
4. Explain how the density of water changes with temperature.

Properties of seawater Segar.: Ch. 5 (pp 85-105) (Links to an external site.) and Critical Concepts 1 and 6

1. · Explain how the density of water changes with salinity (dissolved salts).
2. · List the most 6 abundant elements or ions that are dissolved in water.
3. · Define salinity and describe the processes that affect salinity in the surface ocean.
4. · Describe how seawater temperature changes with latitude and with depth.
5. · Explain what is responsible for the changes.

Earth as a System

1. · Describe the major reservoirs and fluxes of the water cycle.