Water Earth Science

Why is water important?

• All living things need water
• Many living things live in water
• Water carries out body processes
• All of the above

Where is water found?

• Volcanos
• Mountains
• Oceans, Ice, Rivers, Lakes, groundwater
• Valleys, caves and holes

Most of Earths surface water (97%) is salt water found in oceans

• True
• False

3% of Earths surface water is found in Freshwater.

• true
• false

Most of Earths fresh water is frozen into?

• Lakes
• Rivers
• Ice
• Groundwater

When it rains or snows, most water that doesn't evaporate soaks into the ground. This is called -

• Ice
• Groundwater
• Habitat
• Freshwater

The continuous process by which water moves from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back, driven by energy from the sun and gravity

• Evaporation
• Water Cycle
• Transpiration
• Precipitation

Steps in the Water Cycle

• Water falls as precipitations, Clouds form, Condensation
• Condensation, Evaporation, precipitation
• Sun, gravity, condensation, precipitation
• Water Evaporates, Condensation forms Clouds, Water falls as Precipiation

As water is heated, it changes into gaseous state known as water vapor and rises into the atmosphere

• Water Evaporation
• Water Condensation
• Water Respiration

What is Transpiration?

• Water vapor rises into the atmosphere
• Plants draw in water from through their roots, then giving off water vapor
• Water moves from Earth's surface back to the atmoshere