Which statement is true regarding ocean circulation?Group of answer choicesThe 'engine' that drives the global circulation is in the Greenland Sea near the super cold Arctic OceanThe 'engine' that drives the global circulation is actually in the Ross Ice shelf near AntarcticaThe 'engine' that drives the global circulation is near the equator that gets the most amount of sunlight per unit areaThe 'engine' that drives the global circulation is in the Weddell SeaThe 'engine' that drives the global circulation is in the huge Pacicic Ocean

The Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica is important to ocean circulation because:Question 30Select one:it keeps the glaciers from floating into the sea, thus keeping sea level rise to a minimumstrong storms that drive surface circulation begin at its edge in the Southern Oceanit is home to most of the world's penguins (and they're cute)it is where dense, cold water forms which is important to THCClear my choice

Which statement is not true?Group of answer choicesthe amount of ocean heating depends on the the angle of the sunlightoceans are mostly heated near the equatoroceans are heated at the MORoceans are heated from aboveseawater near the poles is not heated

According to the video, which of the following best explains how climate change is affecting the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation?Group of answer choicesa. A warming atmosphere is sending more warm water to Europe.b. Global warming is increasing wind speed, which is changing the direction of the circulation.c. Global warming from greenhouse gases is melting glaciers in Greenland, adding cold, freshwater to the ocean, which could potentially slow the circulation.d. Greenland’s glaciers are expanding, which is changing the speed and direction of the circulation.

The formation of sea ice around Antarctica plays a critical role in maintaining Earth's temperature.Is this true or false?TrueFalse

Which statement is not true about the importance of surface currents?Group of answer choicesthey distribute nutrients on the Earththey help navigation in the oceanthey distribute larvae and eggs in the oceanthey help mix the ocean waterthey distribute heat on the Earth