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An area of land where all the water drains into one main body of water

What is a watershed

100

Falling rain,snow, or sleet

What is Precipitation

100

The difference between water levels at high tide and low tide

What is tidal range

100
scientific term for water
What is H2O
100

The removal of a large amount of heat very quickly changing a gas to a solid

What is deposition

200

Something that can be penetrated by air or water.

What is permeable

200

As air rises it cools and cannot hold as much water vapor, the cooled water vapor in the air becomes liquid again.

What is Condensation

200

What is a large ocean wave caused by earth movement or a volcanic eruption on the ocean floor.

What is a tsunami

200

The change in state from a solid to a gas

What is sublimation

200

The approximate freezing point of water

What is zero degrees Celcius

300

A mass of ice and overlaying snow that moves slowly down the mountain slope under the influence of gravity

What is a glacier

300

Water flowing along the surface of the ground

What is Runoff

300

Known as the Nile or Mississippi or Amazon

What is a river

300
what kind of water do lakes have.
What is fresh water
300

The upper surface of the groundwater zone

What is the water table

400

A particularly large glacier that covers land

What is an ice sheet

400

Water that has soaked into the earth then makes its way back to the ocean.

What is Ground Water

400

The ability of a material to absorb heat

What is heat capacity

400

This has an approximate salinity of 3%

What is ocean water

400

Salinity

What is the measure of how much salt is dissolved in water

500

An underground zone of rocks and soil that contains water.

What is an aquifer

500

The movement of water as it changes state around the earth.

What is the water cycle

500

An area with a small, localized climate variation that differs from the larger climate around it.

What is a microclimate

500

Particularly large glaciers which cover land at the Earth's poles

What is a polar ice cap

500

Three factors which affect your ocean currents

What is salinity, the Earth's gravitational pull, the landscape of the ocean floor, water temperatures or density, wind

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