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FOR SCIENCE TEST

STUDY THIS FOR YOUR SCIENCE TEST ON THURSDAY!

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What is most of Earth's Water covered in? Water
Where is most of Earth's Freshwater found? In Ice Caps and Glaciers
Earth's water is divided into? 97% saltwater and 3% freshwater
Water that falls from the sky is called? Precipitation
4 types of precipitation are... Rain, Snow, Sleet or Hail
Energy that drives the water cycle comes from? The Sun
Water Vapor that comes out of green leaves (plants) is called? Transpiration
The water cycle has no _______ nor an _______ because it is a continuing cycle Beginning nor an Ending
The ______ and _______ are the 2 forces that keep the water cycle going up and down Sun's Radiation and Gravity
What is the process called of when water vapor cools and turns back into liquid water? Condensation
What is the process called of when liquid water warms up and turns into water vapor? Evaporation
_____, ______, & _______ are examples of freshwater on Earth's surface. Lakes, Rivers, & Ponds
Condensation and Evaporation are alike because both involve a ______ in the state of matter and water. Change
When liquid water changes into frozen water, the process is called _______. Freezing
When liquid water changes into water vapor, the process is called _______. Evaporation
The ocean has a higher _______ near the equator because water evaporates and leaves the _______ behind. Salinity : Salt
The coldest temperatures, greatest pressure and greatest density in the ocean are found in the what? Deep Ocean Trench
What are underwater mountain ranges called? Mid-Ocean ridges
______ is the amount of dissolved salts in a body of water. Salinity
What is the original source of seamounts come from? Underwater Volcanoes
Waves are caused by ______. The stronger the ______ the bigger the _______. Wind;Wind; Wave
Surface Currents are usually warm because warm water is less ______ and ______. ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ _____ _____ ______. Dense;Rises;They are also warmed by the sun
Different densities in ocean water come from different ________ ________ and different _________. Salt Concentrations;Temperatures
Surface currents and surface winds are affected by the________. Coriolis Effect
What is the most important factor affecting the movement of water in an ocean? Currents
There are ____ high and ____ low tides each day. 2;2
Created by: Daylan Spurlock
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