Water on earth

The reserve of solid water can be found in: (choose 2 options)

• lakes

• polar areas

• rivers

• top of high mountains

• under the surface

Sometimes, water accumulates in the surface without going to the ocean. These acumulations are

• lakes and lagoons

• rivers and oceans

• the sea and the soil

• glaciers and ice caps

Water is absorbed through the land of rivers, lakes or when ir rains, it is called

• lakes

• ice caps

• groundwater

• rivers

In the atmosphere we can find water in the form of

• air

• clouds

• ice cubes

• snow

The most abundant reserve of water is

• the atmosphere

• the lakes

• the lagoons

• the oceans

Water of rivers, lakes and lagoons evaporate because of the

• heat of the atmosphere

• heat of sun's rays

• heat of x- rays

• heat of the earth

When water vapor goes to the atmosphere and forms tiny water drops that make clouds it is called:

• transpiration

• evaporation

• condensation

• precipitation

when clouds accumulate a large amount of water and then falls as rain or snow it is called:

• transpitation

• precipitation

• condensation

• surface runoff

When water is absorbed by the land to form groundwater, the process is called

• precipitation

• ocupation

• surface runoff

• infiltration

The movement of water on the surface is called

• surface runoff

• infiltration

• groundwater

• accumulation