Water Cycle
Renewable or Nonrenewable?
Human Impacts
Water on Earth
Other
100

The process of turning from a liquid into a gas due to heating

evaporation

100

solar panels

renewable


100

What is the layer of gas that protects us from the Sun's rays that is being destroyed from air pollution?

ozone layer

100

Where is 97% of the earth's water found?

Ocean

100

The process by which moisture is carried through plants from roots to small pores on the underside of leaves, where it changes to vapor and is released to the atmosphere

transpiration

200

Rain, snow, sleet

precipitation

200

True or false? Fossil fuels are renewable?

False

200

The name of an area where there is solid waste disposal

landfill

200

The amount of salt in the oceans is called?

salinity

200

Why is solar energy used only in a limited way?

It is not available at all times.

300

What is left behind when ocean water evaporates?

salt

300

natural gas

nonrenewable

300

What is a cause of soil pollution that also helps plants grow

fertilizer

300

Water that moves into/under Earth's surface.

groundwater

300

What are three benefits of using solar energy?

renewable, does not cause pollution, saves money

400

During which part of the water cycle does gas turn back to a liquid?

condensation

400

Any resource that can or will be replenished naturally overtime.

renewable

400

taking old materials and making them into something new

recycling
400

The is the origin of energy that drives the Water Cycle.

Sun

400

A puddle evaporated from a sidewalk. What happened to the water that caused it to evaporate?

A. The water cooled down then evaporated

B. The water disappeared before evaporating

C. The water heated up then evaporated

D. The water soaked into the concrete sidewalk before evaporating

C

500

What percentage of Earth's fresh water is not frozen?

30%


500

What is the name for energy harnessed from deep within Earth?

geothermal

500

making good choices with our natural resources, saving resources and protecting our environment

conservation

500

Fresh water makes up only about 3% of all of the water on Earth. Glaciers are one source of fresh water. How much of Earth's fresh water is found as ice in glaciers and icecaps? A. less than 1% B. more than 97% C. about 31% D. about 70%

D

500

Which process plays the greatest role in removing water from the ocean?

A. Condensation

B. Evaporation

C. Precipitation

D. Runoff

B