Monsoon
Sizzly Sod-Soaker
Math 🤝 Science
Floods
Water Mysteries
100

Water that falls from the clouds to the Earths surface

Precipitation

100

The process through which water moves between the Earths surface and the atmosphere

Water cycle

100

Where do plants with shallow roots get most of their water

Seasonal rain

100

Swampy areas between the ocean and dry land is called what?

Wetlands

100

True or False the same water you drink today could also be the same water that a T.Rex drank 65 million years ago.

True

200

The change of a gas to a liquid

Condensation

200

The mixture of gases that surround the Earth 

Atmosphere

200

What causes evaporated water to form condensation

Cold air
200

What can protect areas from flooding during hurricanes?

Wetlands

200

How much does a fluffy white cumulous cloud weigh?

As much as 100 elephants

300

Water that flows across the Earth's surface

Runoff

300

The change from liquid to gas

Evaporation

300

What percentage of water on Earth is salt water

97%

300

How do Wetlands help in a hurricane?

They slow down the storm surge.

300

Where on Earth can you find water on Earth that has been frozen and locked out of the water cycle for nearly one million years?

Antarctica and Greenland

400

The major source of energy for water to move through the water cycle

Sun

400

A systems that causes water to evaporate

Air

400

What percentage of water on Earth is freshwater?

3%

400

If you were looking to dig a well to find an aquafer, where would you most likely dig?

Lower land

400

If you leave a glass of water on your nightstand, and it slowly disappears after a week, where did it actually go?

Into the air in your room. 

500

Water that is stored underground

Groundwater

500

Where do plants with long roots get most of their water

Groundwater/Aquafer 

500

What percentage of water on Earth is frozen fresh water?

2%

500

Water that fills the cracks in spaces in underground soil and rock layers is called what?

Groundwater/Aquafer

500

Do cloud cry because they get too heavy?

Kind of... when water vapor cools down it forms clouds. As more droplets join gravity can no longer hold the cloud which results in a rainy breakdown. 

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