Water, Water, Everywhere
Aquafina
Row Row Row
your Boat
Salty Sea
Ice Ice Baby
You get - what you get
100

Percentage of fresh water on earth

4%

100

Three ways groundwater can get contaminated

Fracking, oil spills, acid rain, animal waste, pesticides, etc

100

A system of rivers and tributaries that drain a whole area

Watershed/Drainage Basin

100

Two causes of moving ocean currents?

Solar Heating, Wind, Gravity, Coriolis

100

Type of glacier on Mt. Everest

Alpine Glacier

100

Random large rock that does not match the geology of the local area

Erratic

200

Water that is moving through the soil as it rains

Infiltration

200

A type of well when the water table is very high and water comes up easily under its own pressure

Artesian Well

200

An area of poor drainage when a meander gets cut off

Oxbow Lake

200

World’s highest tides

Bay of Fundy (New Brunswick)

200

process when a glacier breaks off and becomes an iceberg

Calving

200

A ‘river’ of rocks that is sorted by size and weight

Esker

300

Water that evaporates from plants

(Evapo)Transpiration

300

The line that marks the top of the saturated zone

Water Table

300

A depositional fan-like feature at the mouth of a river

Delta

300

Two ways that waves can get larger

Wind velocity, wind duration & fetch

300

A very condensed snowflake that forms before glacial ice

Firn Ice

300

Two benefits of large dam projects

Reduce flooding, make clean energy, stores water for droughts

400

When water vapour freezes on a surface, e.g., frost

Deposition

400

Two types of aquifers

Confined and unconfined

400

The starting point of a river

Source

400

A narrow zone in the surf that can swiftly pull a swimmer out to sea

Rip Tide

400

The movement of continental glaciers moving under their own weight

Plastic Deformation

400

The measure of speed and volume of an ocean current

Sverdrup

500

What Powers the Water Cycle?

The Sun

500

Two positives about well water

Lots of natural minerals, easily accessible, large amounts, good for farmers

500

Name the three stages of a river & list one defining characteristic

Youthful, Mature & Old Age

500

A wave that travels up a bay against the flow of a river

Tidal Bore

500

Egg shaped hills

Drumlins

500

Man made wall along rivers to prevent flooding

Levee