Topic 4 Review

Saltwater has a salt concentration of at least 1,000 parts per million (ppm). Which two samples are most likely freshwater samples?

• beta

• alpha

• delta

• gamma

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What provides the energy to power the water cycle?

• air pressure

• the wind

• the sun

• gravity

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Which is the best label for the process labeled 2 in the drawing?

• precipitation

• condensation

• evaporation

• collection

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Why does Tyler need to use boiling water in the investigation?

• The heat causes the water droplets to condense

• The heat causes the water to turn into water vapor

• The heat causes precipitation to form

• The heat helps to collect the water in a reservoir

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What is the correct order for the water cycle?

• evaporation, runoff, condensation, and precipitation

• runoff, condensation, evaporation, and precipitation

• evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff

• runoff, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation

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What does the picture represent>

• saltwater

• permafrost

• glacier

• aquifer

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Which two features most greatly influence the temperature of the

ocean?

• proximity of water to the equator

• amount of salt in water

• amount of oxygen in water

• depth of water

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What links the ocean to all fresh bodies of water?

• aquifer

• ice cap

• reservoir

• water cycle

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The water cycle does this through the process of ______, condensation, and precipitation.

• desalination

• erosion

• evaporation

• irrigation

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How does this structure help solve the problem of limited freshwater?

• It accesses aquifers underground.

• It promotes evaporation for the water cycle.

• It collects and stores water.

• It cleans polluted water.

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