Water Cycle
Clouds
Erosion
Weather
Landforms
100

Where is the most water found on Earth?

Oceans

100
What are clouds made of? 

Water vapor that has condensed back into water droplets. 

100

What is deposition? 

When sediment is dropped somewhere new. 

100

What do we use to measure the direction of the wind?

Weather vane

100

Name two natural sources of water. 

Ocean, pond, lake, river.

200

What is water doing when it is changed to water vapor?

Evaporation

200

Which type of cloud covers the sky like a blanket? 

Stratus. 

200

Erosion can be caused by which three things?

Wind, ice, and water.

200

Name four types of precipitation. 

Rain, snow, sleet, and hail.

200

What is a landform? 

A natural feature of the Earth's surface. 

300

What is water vapor doing when it changes to water?

Condensation

300

Cirrostratus clouds are a mixture of which two basic types of clouds? 

Cirrus and stratus.

300

The process by which small pieces of rocks and soil are carried away to new locations is called _______.

Erosion

300

"The spring season is wetter in Oregon than it is in Utah."

Is this an example of weather or climate?

Climate. 

300

_________ is the low part between two mountains.  

Valley

400

What controls whether water is a gas, liquid or solid ice?

The temperature

400

A large storm cloud that is made from many cumulus clouds put together is called __________. 

Cumulonimbus

400

______ is when sediment is worn away from rocks or other landforms.

Weathering

400

Which type of precipitation forms when water vapor freezes to make ice crystals?

Snow

400

This type of landform is formed when water erodes rock or soil over time. 

Canyon

500

What is the scientific term for all water that falls to Earth?

Precipitation.

500

What type of cloud makes fog when it is close to the ground? 

Stratus
500

The triangular-shaped deposit formed when a river empties into the ocean is a ______.

Delta

500

What do we use to measure the speed of the wind?

Anemometer.

500

What is the difference between and island and a peninsula? 

An island is completely surrounded by water. A peninsula is surrounded on three sides by water but connected to the mainland.