Choose two water bodies:

Most of the water on the planet can be found:

The constant movement of water and its change into different states is called:

Clouds are an example of water in the state of:

Rain is an example of water in the state of:

Hail is an example of water in the state of:

____________________ are water bodies that keep most of the fresh water on the planet.

Water located in ice caps and similar water bodies can be easily reached and used by humans:

The ENTIRE amount of water on the planet is divided in:

The 3/100 of the water is:

The 97/100 water on the planet represents the:

Fresh water is MAINLY contained in:

The water on the SURFACE of the planet is divided in:

Rivers dissolve salt on rocks as the flow. This is why we can drink it.

The rain water is salty:

Oceans, lakes and ice caps are examples of:

Groundwater comes mostly from rain water that doesn’t accumulates in water bodies.

When the vaporized water contained in clouds becomes drops, hail or snow and starts falling down:

When the water that falls down from the clouds goes to water bodies or becomes groundwater:

When water changes its form because of the heat, mainly from the Sun:

When vaporized water starts getting together in the sky. Later, this gas will become droplets that will change the cloud's color into gray:

_______________ is that name that receives any significant accumulation of water, generally on a planet's surface, but it can also exist underground.