Unit 5: Water World REview

What letter represents the abyssal plain?

• A

• F

• C

• D

What letter represents mid-ocean ridge?

• B

• A

• E

• D

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Where does most of the water evaporation on Earth come from?

• oceans

• rivers

• transpiring plants

• surfaces

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When the air temperature decreases, the rate of evaporation

• decreases

• increases

• may do either

• remains constant.

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What percentage of freshwater is located in ice caps and glaciers?

• 3%

• 69%

• 30%

• 97%

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What percentage of water on Earth is freshwater?

• 97%

• 30%

• 1.2%

• 3%

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What causes the daily tides?

• Earth magnetic field

• The sun

• the gravitational force on the Moon and the Sun

• the moon

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How many low tides are there daily?

• four

• five

• one

• two

Aquifers are sources of

• saltwater

• freshwater

• silica

• oil

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A tide with the largest difference between water levels at high and low tides is known as spring tide. This is because a spring tide occurs when the Moon

• is farthest from Earth

• and the Sun are aligned and pull on Earth

• the Sun are aligned and pull on the Earth

• is closest to Earth

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