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Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
What percentage of the Earth is water?
25%
75%
3%
97%
What percentage of the Earth's water can be found in the OCEAN?
65%
10%
3%
97%
Evaporation happens through a _________ process.
Cooling.
Melting.
Raining.
Heating.
True or False: Water conservation is important to our environment.
True
False
What step happens after Condensation in the Water Cycle?
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Runoff
What is Infiltration?
When water Evaporates.
When Collection happens.
When water starts to Condensate.
When Runoff soaks into the ground.
What percent of water on Earth is drinkable.
100%
3%
1%
67%
What force powers the Water Cycle?
The Moon.
The Sun.
The Gravitational Pull of the sun.
Nothing powers the Water Cycle.
True of False: The percentage of water on Earth decreased.
True
False
What is Salinity?
The amount of Sea Creatures in a body of water.
The amount of dissolved salt a body of water has.
How much salt Precipitation has.
The amount of Fresh Water there is.
Which comes first: Condensation or Evaporation?
Condensation.
Evaporation.
Neither.
They happen at the same time.
What is the difference between Clean Water and Fresh Water?
There is no difference.
Clean water is naturally occurring, while fresh water is filtered.
Clean water is in lakes, rivers, and oceans while fresh water can be found in water bottles and water fountains.
Clean water is filtered, while fresh water is naturally occurring.
What are two examples of impermeable objects?
Umbrella.
Bathing Suit.
Rain boots.
Dirt.
What percent of Fresh Water is Glaciers and Ice Caps?
99.9%
30.1%
9%
68.7%
What is the percent of Surface Water?
0.3%
30.1%
97%
1%
What is the difference between permeable and Impermeable?
Impermeable is when something is blocking liquids to come through the object and Permeable is when something is allowing the liquid to come through the object.
Permeable is when something is blocking liquids to come through the object and Impermeable is when something is allowing the liquid to come through the object.
There is no difference at all.
