Numbers! |
#1 |
97% of the water in the world is found here. |
What is the ocean? |
#2 |
This fraction represents how much water covers our planet. |
What is 2/3? |
#3 |
Only 3% of the water in the world is this. |
What is freshwater? |
#4 |
About 2% of the planet's water is found here. |
What is glaciers? or What is underground? |
#5 |
Less than 1% of the water on surface is used for this. |
What is usable freshwater? (also acceptable is drinking water, water for crops, bathing water, or anything the teacher accepts.) |
The Water Cycle |
#1 |
Water is found in these three states of matter. |
What is solid, liquid, and gas? |
#2 |
The sphere that water is from. |
What is the hydrosphere? |
#3 |
The water cycle is the process by which water is circulated throughout the atmosphere and _____________. |
What is the Earth? |
#4 |
The conversion of gas to a liquid is ________________. |
What is condensation? |
#5 |
Water released from the clouds in the form of rain, freezing rain, sleet, snow, or hail. |
What is precipitation? |
Where's the H2O? |
#1 |
The biome that has the most water. |
What is the rainforest? |
#2 |
The biome that has the least water. |
What is a desert? |
#3 |
It supplies water for Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, and California. |
What is the Colorado River? |
#4 |
It holds frozen freshwater. |
What are glaciers? |
#5 |
It holds, filters, and moves ground water through it. |
What is an aquifer? |