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WorksheetsScience Earth´s Water
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 15mins
What color is Earth seen from space?
brown
green
yellow
blue
What kind of water covers most of Earth´s surface? (a)
How are salt water and fresh water different?
Salt water has dissolved water in it and fresh water has little or no salt in it.
Salt water is green and fresh water is blue.
Salt water is hot and fresh water is cold.
Salt water is healthy and fresh water is unhealthy.
What do humans use fresh water for? (a) (b) (c) (d)
Water can be (a) , (b) or a gas. Its form depends on its (c) . Most water on Earth is (d) . You can see liquid water in rivers, (e) and oceans. It also falls as rain.
Water in its solid form is __________. Water freezes when its termperature is below 0°C.
hot
melting
ice
Water can also exist as a gas. The gas is _______ _________. It is all around you. but you can´t see it.
(a)
Water changes all the time. When you heat liquid , it can (a) . Evaporation is the change from a liquid to a (b) . When you cool the gas, it can (c) . Condensation is the change from a gas to a (d) .
What can happen to liquid water if it cools a lot?
It can freeze.
It can boil.
It can evaporate.
It can go away.
All living things use water to stay alive. People use it everyday but it never runs out. Why? Because Earth (a) its water
in the (b) . Its the movement of water from Earth´s surface to the (c) and back again.
Water vapor is water that has (a) . Evaporation requires (b) .The sun´s (c) is the source of this heat. As the water vapor rises, it (d) . Condensation turns the water vapor from a gas into tiny drops of (e) . If the air is cold enough, the water vapor turns into tiny crystals of ice and then form clouds.
When the droplets of water or crystals get large enough, they fall to the ground as (a) or (b) . This is called (c) .
Match the following
Some of the water soaks through the surface and becomes
precipitation.
Water cycle is important because it´s
evaporates.
Most of the water just
groundwater.
Runoff water is a water that flows over Earth´s surface into
lakes and rivers.
Water falls to the ground as
how water reaches all living things.
