Review #3

REVIEW UNIT #3

Multiple Select

Where can we find freshwater on Earth? Select ALL that apply.

• Oceans

• Glaciers

• Groundwater

• Lakes

Freshwater on Earth

Almost 69% of the freshwater is stuck in glaciers. And about 30% of the freshwater is groundwater. There is less than 1% of freshwater available on the surface like lakes and rivers.

Poll

Does this graph correctly represent the data for freshwater on Earth?

• Yes

• No

Open Ended

Explain why this graph does NOT accurately represent the freshwater data.

Multiple Select

What are some pathways rain can take to refill our freshwater supply?

• Water can flow through the river and into a bigger lake.

• Water can fall as snow and freeze into glaciers.

• Water can fall directly into the ocean.

• Water can get absorbed through the ground and become groundwater

• Water can flow through a river and into the ocean.

Poll

What do you see?

• Old woman

• Young woman

• Both

Multiple Choice

Water evaporates FASTEST in...

• warm/hot temperatures

• cool/cold temperatures

• windy weather

Multiple Choice

What will happen first?

• Clouds will carry small water particles over land.

• Clouds are forced higher up by the mountains to produce rain.

• As the water vapor rises in the air, it will cool and condense into clouds.

• Warmer water will result in more water evaporating into the air.

Multiple Choice

What will happen next?

• Clouds will carry small water particles over land.

• Clouds are forced higher up by the mountains to produce rain.

• As the water vapor rises in the air, it will cool and condense into clouds.

• Warmer water will results in more water evaporating into the air.

Multiple Choice

What will happen next?

• Clouds will carry small water particles over land.

• Clouds are forced higher up by the mountains to produce rain.

• As the water vapor rises in the air, it will cool and condense into clouds.

• Warmer water will results in more water evaporating into the air.

Multiple Choice

What will happen last?

• Clouds will carry small water particles over land.

• Clouds are forced higher up by the mountains to produce rain.

• As the water vapor rises in the air, it will cool and condense into clouds.

• Warmer water will results in more water evaporating into the air.

Multiple Choice

The dry side of a mountain is called...

• the rain shadow

• the rain monsoon

• the warm shadow

• the dry shadow

Multiple Choice

How many fingers do you see?

• 10

• 20

• 18

• 24

Multiple Choice

Rain falling on the mountain is an example of interaction between...

• Hydrosphere and biosphere

• Atmosphere and geosphere

• Hydrosphere and geosphere

• Geosphere and biosphere

Multiple Choice

What is an example of an interaction between BIOSPHERE and ATMOSPHERE?

• River flowing through the mountain

• Children burping out gas into the air.

• Sand blowing in the wind

• Photo of an eagle flying in the sky