What do you know about the hydrosphere?

Why is freshwater important?

• So we can have lakes and Rivers
• There is no such thing as freshwater.
• We need it to survive.

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What is NOT an example of freshwater?

• Rivers
• Lakes
• Oceans
• Groundwater

When water goes from being a liquid to a gas (water vapor), that process is called

• Condensation
• Evaporation
• Precipitation
• Transpiration

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Study the graph below.  Where is most of the Earth's water located?

• Rivers and Lakes
• Glaciers and Icecaps
• oceans
• groundwater

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Why is MOST of the freshwater on Earth not available for our use?

• All freshwater on Earth is easily accessible for use.
• It is frozen in the icecaps and glaciers.
• It is surface water.
• It is underground.

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When the clouds get too heavy and water falls back to earth

• Runoff

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

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Water running off the land surface.

• Runoff

• Precipitation

• Evaporation

• Sublimation

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Plants giving off moisture and releasing water into the air

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Transpiration

• Precipitation

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The type of water found in oceans; it is not safe for us to drink. 

• Salt Water
• Fresh Water

The scientific name for water in its gas phase

• Precipitation
• Evaporation
• Water Vapor
• Transpiration

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