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WorksheetsU1 Global Citizens Learning Check
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
The movement of water on Earth is...
the water cycle.
precipitation.
condensation.
infiltration.
The falling of water to the ground as rain, snow, fail or sleet is...
water cycle
precipitation
condensation
infiltration
What is condensation?
When water passes into the ground.
When water changes from liquid to vapor.
How clouds are made; water changes from vapor to liquid.
Evaporation is...
How clouds are made; water changes from vapor to liquid.
When water changes from liquid to vapor.
When water on trees and plants change from liquid to vapor.
Evaporation can happen on land and at sea.
True (Right!)
False (Wrong!)
Infiltration is liquid water flowing over the ground from streams and river.
True
False
(a) is when water on trees and plants change from liquid to vapor.
Why is the water cycle so important?
If there were no trees, what could happen to the water cycle?
Doldrums are...
a circular motion of water in each of the major ocean basins
a frequently windless area near the Equator
a powerful circular current of water (usually because of tides flowing toward one another)
Mermaid tears are...
There are (a) plastic patches in the world's oceans.
Why does plastic get stuck in the center of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?
The Three R are Reduce, Reuse, (a) .
You know the 3 Rs. How many of the 6 R's can you remember? Type them!
Click all that are correct: What could have caused these trees to fall over in the Ebenau forest?
Plötz Monster...GRAH!
land creep
heavy snows
violent storms
farmers
Deforestation and plastic in the oceans are an ENVIRONMENTAL global issue. Can you remember FOUR other types of global issues?
How have humans impacts (or changed) the area behind Isaac?
Opinion time: Have you learned something knew in this unit so far?
Yes! I have learned some new facts and/or skills.
I may have learned a thing or two.
No, I already know all of this.
I am not sure.
Tell me something NEW you learned in just ONE sentence!
