(Own time) This question requires you to understand a process so that you can describe it. It has safety implications.

Based on the below diagram, at what horizontal distance value will the wave start to feel the bottom? answer to the nearest whole number in metres

(Own time) This question asks you about standard (or average) concentrations, which you would then normally compare to your data or specific locations.

Which of the following shows correct concentration-depth relationships?

(Workshop) This question asks you to visually assess temporal data patterns from multiple data series. Being able to create graphs easily with multiple data series is key for interpreting complex data.

Which of the three Australian locations you investigated in workshop has the most height variation year-on-year between 1993-2024?

(Own time) This question asks how you can change a specific characteristic of the ocean, which affects other spheres.

Which of the following factors influence ocean salinity? Select all that apply.

(Practical) This question asks you to classify a site based on your understanding of the key concepts of the practical; this tests your ability to use the software and understanding of these concepts.

Based on the Australian data we provided, does Port Philip Bay tend to be an upwelling or downwelling site?

(Practical) This question asks you to compare the carbon dioxide behaviour at two locations, enabling you to begin analysing your dataset.

What is the difference between the FCO2 off the East China Sea and the global ocean?

What do all four locations in question 2 in your practical document have in common?

(Practical) This question assesses your graph-making ability, a key skill for science graduates, while testing your understanding of the content.

What unit should the y-axis in the graph you made in Task 1 be?

(Practical) This question is assessing your understanding of the data we have provided you.

What month has the highest FCO2 average off the coast of Darwin?

(Workshop) This question asks you to consider how by creating a simple graph, you can show trends related to large scale natural processes.

Given the time of year of the peak and trough in heights, what is likely to be the main cause of the height variability observed in Townsville?