Water Properties
Water
Water Cycle
Water on Earth
Water is Life
100
Water can be found in ______ states (number)

3

100

What is the typical precipitation we see in NW Ohio in the summer and spring?

RAIN

100

________ occurs when liquid water changes into water vapor

Evaporation

100

What % of the Earth is covered in water?

70%

100

We live on Earth, which contains the water cycle. It's made up of ground, water & air. Together these make the _____________. (Hint - all living things)

biosphere

200

Salt can be dissolved in water, because water acts as a ______________

Solvent
200

Water has 2 __________ molecules and 1 Oxygen molecule

Hydrogen

200

When plants release water into the environment

transpiration

200

What % of water is fresh water?

3%

200

The solid ground of Earth is called

Lithosphere

300

Water can stick to itself, which is called ________

Cohesion

300

Can you name the 3 common types of precipitation

Rain, Snow & Hail

300

The change from gas to a liquid

condensation

300

What % of Earth is land? 

30%

300

The part of Earth that is water

hydrosphere

400

Water likes to stick to other things. We call that _________

Adhesion

400

Water is _________ because hydrogen is positive and oxygen is negative 

polar or polarity

400

In clouds, water droplets may collide and "stick" together to become larger. We call this __________

Precipitation

400
Rain, snow and hail fall on the oceans and land because of

gravity

400

The gases surrounding Earth

atmosphere 

500

Water likes to store up energy! Especially when it gets warm. We call this _____________

Specific Heat

500

Water expands as it ___________ (there is more open space between the water molecules in ice)

Freezes

500

When solid water changes directly to water vapor without first becoming a liquid, it's called

sublimation

500

When plants release water into the environment, it's called

Transpiration

500

As water travels through the atmosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere we call this process the _________

Water Cycle

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