Unit 6 Test #2

How does the water cycle show you that the hydrosphere and the biosphere are interacting?

• Plants soak up water from the ground

• Water evaporates from oceans

• Run off causes soil erosion

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How does the water cycle show you that the hydrosphere and the atmosphere are interacting?

• Plants soak up water from the ground

• Water evaporates from oceans

• Run off causes soil erosion

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Which is an example of how the biosphere and hydrosphere interact?

• A diagram of animals drinking water

• A diagram of plants decaying

• A diagram of plants giving off oxygen as a waste product

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Which is an example of how the biosphere and atmosphere interact?

• A diagram of animals drinking water

• A diagram of plants decaying

• A diagram of plants giving off oxygen as a waste product

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Which source on Earth holds the largest volume of water?

• Oceans and seas

• Rivers and Lakes

• Ice caps and glaciers

Which source on Earth holds the smallest volume of water?

• Oceans and seas

• Rivers and Lakes

• Ice caps and glaciers

Which natural process was responsible for the ice wedging in the picture?

• Weathering

• Erosion

• Evaporation

• Melting

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How much of the water stored on Earth is fresh water?

• 2.5%

• 97.5%

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How much of the water stored on Earth is salt water?

• 2.5%

• 97.5%

Living things are apart of which system:

• Atmosphere

• Biosphere

• Hydrosphere

• Geosphere