Earth’s water is not evenly __________   or spread out.

To help solve the problem, people built ________, places to collect and store water.

__________, or a swirling motion, moves ocean water around the globe.

Ocean water is also moved by ________ or rising and falling patterns caused by the pull of gravity.

Worldwide, about 1 billion people always have access to clean water.

Adding the problem is water pollution and habitat destruction. More than half of the world’s wetlands have disappeared. 

Water temperatures change with latitude because of the angle of Earth's axis and its relation to the sun.

In places where rivers empty into the ocean, freshwater mixes with saltwater. Those areas have lower salinity.

Surface water around the equator evaporates more quickly than at the poles. Deep ocean water receives less sunlight and is colder than surface water, even at the equator.

Freshwater makes up about 97.5 percent of Earth's water. Many plants and animals, including humans, cannot use freshwater.

Wetlands are important ecosystems that can remove pollutants from the water.

_________ is the amount of salt dissolved in water. It is measured in parts per thousand.

The ocean is Earth's main water storage and the ________, or most important, source for water in the water cycle.

No matter where Earth's water is located, it is in a system called the ___________.

In places like Nebraska, people rely on water pumped from ___________, underground water supplies.

Water that is ________has large amounts of dissolved salts.    .

Which of the information below is not a threat to shoreline?

What section of the hydrosphere is shown in the picture?

What section of the hydrosphere is shown in the picture ? 

What section of the hydrosphere is shown in the picture ?

What section of the hydrosphere is shown in the picture?

What section of the hydrosphere is shown in the picture?