A very thick sheet of ice covering a large area of land.
What is a glacier?
Most of the Earth's water contains this.
What is salt?
Plants soak up water through these.
What are roots?
Water particles change from a liquid to a gas.
What is evaporation?
What is the earth's ratio of earth's fresh and salt water.
What is 3% to 97%? That means there is around 32 times as much saltwater as there is fresh water!
What is the scientific word for rain, sleet, hail, or snow?
What is precipitation?
When ocean water and fresh water mix, what kind of water is created?
What is brackish water?
Water stored in cracks and spaces of underground rock.
What is groundwater?
The state of matter of water when it is very hot.
What is a gas?
The hydrosphere covers about _________ % of the earth's surface.
What is 70%?
Water in a gaseous form.
What is water vapor or steam?
Process that connects oceans to freshwater bodies (lakes and streams).
What is the water cycle?
Most of Earth's fresh water is made up of in this form.
What are glaciers and ice caps?
Water vapor particles change from a gas to a liquid.
What is condensation?
These cover about 75% of earth's surface.
What are the oceans?
Tiny droplets of condensed water in the atmosphere make up these.
What are clouds?
Tides are caused by the pull of this between the Earth, moon, and sun..
What is gravity?
What part of the ocean makes it difficult to freeze or drink.
What is salt?
What are the 3 steps of the water cycle.
What is evaporation, condensation, precipitation.
Frozen water makes up this percentage of earth's water.
What is about 1.75%?
All the water on earth's surface.
(hint - "water ball")
What is the hydrosphere?
The biggest ocean.
What is the Pacific Ocean?
What carries warm water to the poles.
What is currents?
This is a form of condensation that is usually present in the early morning hours when outside is cool.
What is dew?
Earth is covered with this amount of freshwater.
What is 3%?