Across
- 4. The flat part of a continent that is under the water.
- 6. An up/down movement of water formed by wind.
- 8. The smallest of all the oceans,found at the north pole surrounding the Arctic.
- 12. The flat region of the ocean floor.
- 16. An underwater valley.
- 18. When the Earth, Moon, and Sun are in a straight line, causing high tides to be a lot higher and low tides lower.
- 20. Surrounds Antarctica at the south pole.
- 21. When water formed by condensation falls back to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
- 22. A current that flows away from shore in a narrow passage. It is formed due to breaks in the sand bar.
- 23. An underwater volcanic mountain (singular).
- 24. When water accumulates, or builds up, in a certain place.
- 25. The slope between the continental shelf and abyssal plain.
Down
- 1. The ocean found in between Africa, Asia, & Australia, ending at the Southern Ocean.
- 2. A volcanic mountain in the ocean that protrudes above sea level.
- 3. When plants soak up water in their roots and release it as water vapor.
- 5. When a gas turns into a liquid.
- 7. When water seeps into the ground.
- 9. A current found deep under the water due to high(er) density than the rest of the water around it.
- 10. A significantly large wave formed by earthquakes under the water.
- 11. The second largest ocean on Earth, located between the Americas and Europe & Africa.
- 13. An underwater mountain range.
- 14. Currents found on the surface of the ocean, usually formed by wind. They are usually warm compared to deep currents.
- 15. The largest ocean on Earth, located between the Americas and Asia & Australia.
- 17. When a liquid turns into a gas.
- 19. When the Earth, Moon, and Sun are perpendicular with each other, the Earth being in the middle. This causes the gravity of the Moon & Sun to cancel out, forming low high tides and higher low tides than usual.