The salt in seawater comes from (select all that apply):

A. Marine animals
B. Hydrothermal vents on the seabed
C. Underwater volcanoes
D. The breaking down of rocks

Why is the ocean water near the poles less salty than other places?

A. Active underwater volcanoes erupt nearby
B. Earthquakes shake rock loose nearby
C. Fresh water from the glaciers are melting into it
D. Rain washes mineral ions from the land into water

The current along the East Coast of the United States transports heat upward toward the cooler high latitudes

A. Gulf Stream
B. North Atlantic Drift
C. North Equatorial
D. East Australian

Ocean current direction is influenced by

A. The rotation of the earth
B. The size and shapes of the continents
C. Prevailing winds
D. Water density

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For the first one, it's B, C, and D. Hydrothermal vents on the seabed, Underwater volcanoes, and the breaking down of rocks.

Second question is C, Fresh water from the glaciers are melting into it.

Explanation:

  For the first answer, I can say that they all relate. Hydrothermal vents on the seabed usually break down rocks with their hot water, same as breaking down rocks and the underwater volcanoes as the broken down rocks they broke escape into the water, therefore making it salty.

  Second answer, the glaciers are frozen up ice, almost fresh water. So if they melted and mixed into the salty ocean, the ratio of salt and ocean will be different, as the amount of water will be cleaner.

I don't know the others, for this is how much I could help. Sorry if I didn't answer in time!!

"hydrogen bonding is the attraction of h atoms in the water molecule (slight + charge) to o atoms in a neighboring water molecule (slight - charge); it is a weak interatomic force. but it is still strong enough to the water molecules "stick" together."