There is more heat in the ocean than in a pot of boiling water.Question 28Select one:TrueFalse

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

True or False: Land has a greater heat capacity at night than the water.

A large pot of water with 200 mL is heated to 98° Celsius. A small pot of water with 75 mL is also heated to 98° Celsius. The heat source for both pots is turned off. The room temperature is 25° Celsius. If all other factors are the same, which of the following is a true statement?

The high specific heat of water allows the ocean to gain or lose large amounts of heat without changing temperature because the addition of salt alters the freezing temperature.Question 70Select one:TrueFalse

Read the following statements. Which of the following statements are incorrect? (i) Onheating, water from oceans changes into vapours. (ii) Salts dissolved in the oceans areleft behind after evaporation of water by sunlight. (iii) Evaporation of water does not takeplace under the shade. (iv) The hot surface of glass containing boiled water cools the airaround it. (v) Water in the form of ice goes into air by fusion and transpiration.A. (i) & (ii) onlyB. (ii), (iii) & (v)C. (iii) & (v) onlyD. (iii) (iv) & (v)