Properties
This is the chemical formula for water.
H2O (2 Hydrogens and 1 Oxygen)
Snow and rain fall in this stage of the water cycle.
Precipitation
Water that cannot infiltrate the ground is called this.
Runoff
These are the two types of glaciers.
Valley Glaciers and Ice Sheets
Name 3 of the 5 oceans on Earth.
Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, Southern
Water has this property that creates negative and positive charges at the either end of the molecule.
Polarity
This stage of the water cycle occurs during changes in temperature causing water to turn to vapor.
Evaporation
This is where water moves from ice directly to vapor.
Sublimation
List 3 landforms created by glaciers.
Cirques, Glaciated Valleys, Horns, Aretes, Glacial Troughs, Hanging Valleys
This is the percentage, by mass, of salt and other minerals in the ocean.
3.5%
This is the type of bond that allow water molecules to stick together.
Hydrogen Bonds
This is the stage of the water cycle where liquid water is gathered together to form a body of water.
Accumulation
This is where water moves from vapor directly to ice.
Deposition
Deserts are primarily formed by this type of weathering.
Mechanical Weathering
This is what causes ocean currents to spin in a specific direction in either hemisphere.
Coriolis Effect
These two properties allow capillary action to occur.
This is the name given to water found underground.
Groundwater
This stage of the water cycle moves water through the atmosphere, usually from over a body of water and then precipitates over land.
Transportation
These are the 4 types of desert found on Earth.
Subtropical, Semiarid, Coastal, Polar.
Surface ocean currents are created by this
Wind
Substances that do not dissolve in water are this.
Hydrophobic
Plants provide water to the water cycle through this stage, similar to evaporation.
Transpiration
This is the movement of water from underground to the surface
This is when the last ice age ended.
It hasn't (currently in glacial retreat)
False