Lesson 1
Oceans take up what percentage of the total water on Earth?
A: 98%
B: 94.75%
C: 96.54%
C: 96.54%
HYDRO=
A: Life
B: Water
C: Air
B. Water
Is the water recycled in the water cycle?
Yes or No
Yes
What is a system?
A: A group of parts that work together.
B: A sphere that interacts within itself
C: A group of parts that work against each other
A: A group of parts that work together
What is the atmosphere?
A: The thick layer of air that surrounds the earth
B: The multiple layers of air that surround the earth
C: The thin layer of air that surrounds the earth
C: The thin layer of air that surrounds the earth
In the word distribute, what does the word part meaning trib mean?
A: Take
B: Give
C: Receive
B: Give
Fresh water reservoirs make up what percentage of the total Earth's water?
A: 1.74%
B: 2.51%
C: 0.76%
B: 2.51%
GEO=
A: Life
B: Air
C: Earth
C: Earth
Evaporation is when liquid changes into a gas, like when the sun heats up water and it turns into water ______________________.
A: Droplets
B: Clouds
C: Vapor
C: Vapor
What systems are most involved in this scenario:
Ice wedging occurs when water seeps into the crack of a rock, freezes, and breaks the rock more.
A: Hydro and Atmo
B: Geo and Hydro
C: Bio and Hydro
B: Geo and Hydro
Matter can take form of a solid, liquid, or _________.
A: water
B: gas
C: evaporation
B: gas
Accessible means to be reached, _________, or used easily.
A: Obtained
B: Taken
C: Held
A: Obtained
Which body of water contains most of Earth's water?
A: Oceans
B: Surface Water
C: Saline Lake
A: Oceans
Which is not found in the atmosphere?
A: Landforms
B: Clouds
C: Gases
A: Landforms
Are clouds part of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, or both?
A: Atmosphere
B: Hydrosphere
C: Both
C: Both
What systems are most involved in this scenario:
When trees and plants die, they break down, and their nutrients go back into the soil.
A: Bio and Hydro
B: Atmo and Bio
C: Geo and Bio
C: Geo and Bio
The layer of the atmosphere that has the most gases:
A: Ozone Layer
B: Troposphere
C: Radiation
B: Troposphere
In Desalination, the word part -ation means what?
A: Having to do with
B: Hold, Keep, Save
C: Process of
C: Process of
Which fresh water is the easiest for humans to access?
A: Frozen
B: Surface
C: Ground water
B: Surface
BIO=
A: Earth
B: Life
C: Air
B: Life
Condensation is when a gas _______ down and turns to a liquid.
A: Cools
B: Goes
C: Discards
A: Cools
Heavy rainfall falls, what system is this?
A: Hydro
B: Atmo
C: Geo
A: Hydro
The form of energy that can move across empty space:
A: Gas
B: Troposphere
C: Radiation
C: Radiation
The -Sal in Saline means:
A: Having to do with
B: Water
C: Salt
C: Salt
What percentage of fresh water does groundwater make up for the total amount of fresh water on Earth?
A: 69%
B: 30%
C. 1%
B: 30%
Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Atmosphere, and Geosphere are called what?
A: Subsystems
B: Spheres
C: Systems
A: Subsystems
Precipitation is when water falls from clouds to the ground because of ____________.
A: Weather
B: Gravity
C: Vapor
B: Gravity
Why is Earth a system?
A: It has few parts like air and water
B: It has many parts like air, water, soil, rock and living things
C: It's shaped like a sphere
B: It has many parts like air, water, soil, rock and living things
In which state of matter are particles spread far apart?
A: Solid
B: Liquid
C: Gas
C: Gas
-DE in Desalination means:
A: Remove
B: Add
C: Mix
A: Remove
Which reservoir has the smallest amount of fresh water?
A: Surface
B: Ground
C: Frozen
A: Surface
The Earth is a ____________________.
A: Sphere
B: System
C: Subsystem
B: System
During evaporation, water moves from the ____________________ to the ______________________.
A: Hydrosphere, Atmosphere
B: Atmosphere, Hydrosphere
C: Hydrosphere, Geosphere
A: Hydrosphere, Atmosphere
Almost any event on Earth has involvement of at least ____________ of the Earth's spheres.
A: 4
B: 2
C: 3
B: 2
Which gas makes up 78% of the atmosphere?
A: Oxygen
B: Nitrogen
C: Carbon Dioxide
B: Nitrogen
What is the definition of conserve?
A: To get rid of damages or waste
B: To protect something from damage or waste
C: To protect the waste in the water
B: To protect something from damage or waste