ESS
Grade-10
Easy

Question

Why the maximum temperature of the ocean is always at its surface?

  1. Because the surface of ocean directly receives the heat from the sun.
  2. Because the ocean surface directly receives the heat through the ocean currents
  3. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
  4. None of the above 

hintHint:

Directly receives the heat from the Sun.

The correct answer is: Because the surface of ocean directly receives the heat from the sun.


    • The maximum temperature of the oceans is always on the surface because it directly receives the heat from the Sun.
    • So, the correct option is a.

    • The heat is transmitted to the lower sections of the oceans through the mechanism of conduction.

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