What is the endless process on Earth of water moving through various locations and processes continuously?

Which main water cycle process is shown in the animation?

Which main water cycle process is shown in the animation?

Which less major water cycle process is shown in the animation?

Which less major water cycle process is shown in the animation?

Which less major water cycle process is shown in the animation?

Which main water cycle process is shown in the image?

Which is not a main type of water within the hydrosphere?

Water that is present within the atmosphere of Earth mainly in the gas form of water vapor is called what?

Water that is stored below the surface of Earth in voids or cracks in rock after the water infiltrates the soil is called what?

Water that is found in lakes, rivers, and ocean on Earth is classified as what?

Water that is found in solid form in glaciers and ice sheets in colder areas of Earth is classified as what?

An underground layer of rock or sediment that allows for the movement and storage of groundwater is called what?

What is the name of the largest aquifer in the U.S. shown in the image?

What is the name for the process of precipitation growing through the ground to refill an aquifer.

What is the name for the location on the surface of Earth where water from precipitation enters the ground to refill an aquifer below the ground?

What is the measure of the ability of a substance such as rock to allow water to move through it?

The measure of the amount of empty space within rock or soil that can allow for the movement or storage of water is called what?

The process of water moving through soil or rock and being filtered as it travels through the material is called what

A layer of rock or material below the surface that slows down the flow of water but still allows water to flow through is called what?

Layers of rock like granite or sediment like clay below the surface that prevent the flow of water through the layers due to having a low permeability are called what?

Which layer is typically found at the bottom or below aquifers?

What is the name for the line between areas above that are unsaturated and areas below that are saturated with water below the surface?

A natural opening on the surface of Earth where groundwater flows towards the surface eventually trickling out of the ground is called what?

What is the name given to a man made hole that is drilled into the ground to pump water out of an aquifer?

The name given to wells or springs where water freely flows to the surface on its own as the groundwater is under pressure being within a confined layer is what?

What groundwater feature is represented at #4 on the diagram?

What groundwater feature is represented on the ground above number 7 on the diagram?

What groundwater feature is represented at numbers 5 and 6 on the diagram?

What groundwater feature is represented at #2 on the diagram?

What groundwater feature is represented at #3 on the diagram?

Which well on the diagram would be classified as artesian?

Which well on the diagram would be the worst location for a reliable source of water?

Which well on the diagram would be the best location for a reliable source of water?

Which glacier zone is shown at location #1 on the image?

Which glacier zone is shown at location #2 on the image?

What is the name for the region of a glacier where snow adds up over time, usually the higher up parts of the glacier, making it larger over time?

What is the name for the region of a glacier where the ice packed surface begins to melt and cause the glacier to shrink in size, usually happening on the lower sections on a glacier?

What process is happening at location #3 on the image?

What is the name given to the process when a glacier or ice shelf breaks apart to create icebergs that float in the ocean?

Which type of frozen water feature is shown in the image?

Which type of frozen water feature is shown in the image?

Which type of frozen water feature is shown in the image?

This type of glacier can only be found on large flat land masses such as Greenland and Antarctica.

This type of glacier can only be found within a valley of mountains at high elevations.

This frozen water feature is created when a glacier extends off of the land and floats over the ocean water while remaining connected to the glacier on land.

What is the name given to the seasonal frozen water feature that floats in the water of the ocean but is not created by a glacier or ice sheet breaking apart?

What frozen water feature is created as a result from the calving process?

Which landmass does not have an ice sheet?

About 90% of an iceberg will be ________the water.

Water on Earth that has low amounts of dissolved salts and can be found within rivers, lakes, and glaciers is called what?

Water on Earth that has high amounts of dissolved salts and can be found in oceans and seas is called what?

97% of water on Earth that makes up 70% of the surface is what type of water?

Which type of water makes up only 3% of all water on Earth?

Which type of water on Earth makes up the largest percentage of Freshwater of any phase on the planet?

Which type of water on Earth makes up the largest percentage of liquid Freshwater on the planet?

Water that is more salty than freshwater but less salty compared to seawater and is typically found where rivers meet oceans is called what?

Which type of salt makes up the highest percentage of salt dissolved in the ocean?

The measure of the amount of dissolved salts within a body of water is called what?

What is the salinity of the ocean?

What is the saltiest body of water on Earth?

Which location would most likely have only freshwater?

Which location would most likely have only seawater?

Which location would most likely have only brackish water?

What is the name given to the large interconnected body of water on the surface of Earth?

Which ocean on Earth is the largest in size?

Which ocean on Earth is the smallest in size?

Which ocean on Earth is the least salty?

Which ocean on Earth is the most salty?

Which ocean on Earth is split up into a north and south section?

Movements of water on the surface of the ocean that are driven by global winds as well as differences in temperature and salinity of ocean water are called what?

Ocean currents that move warm water from the equator towards the poles of Earth are called what?

Ocean currents that move cold water from the poles towards the equator of Earth are called what?

The name given to the average height of the ocean’s surface that is used as a reference point for measuring elevation on land is termed what?

Water that is also referred to as tap water that is considered safe to drink is referred to as what?

Water that has a high level of dissolved minerals within it including calcium, magnesium, and iron is classified as what?

Water that has a low level of dissolved minerals within it including calcium, magnesium, and iron is classified as what?

The name for the process of removing dissolved salts from seawater is called what?

A man made body of water similar to a lake that is created on the upstream side of a river through the process of damming or controlling the flow of the river is called what?

Which is not a main type of dam?

What type of dams produce electricity?

A barrier that controls the flow of water by building a wall across a river or stream is called what?

What is the largest dam on Earth?

Which is not a benefit of constructing a dam?