– A clear liquid essential for life

Water has slightly positive and negative ends, so it sticks to other things.

Water molecules stick together at the surface, forming a “skin.

Water moves up narrow spaces without gravity.

Water molecules sticking to each other.

Water molecules sticking to other materials.

the ability to hold or store something.

Something that causes change or does work.

he average weather of a place over a long time.

Energy that moves from warmer objects to cooler ones.

Heat transfer by movement of liquids or gases.

Movement of energy from one place or object to another.

To pass energy through something.

The ability to do work or cause change.

The cold, dark parts of the ocean far below the surface.

Water at the top layer of the ocean.

The bending of wind and ocean currents due to Earth’s rotation.

How much heat is needed to change a substance’s temperature.

How heavy something is for its size.

A steady flow of water in the ocean.

thermohaline circulation

Global ocean movement caused by temperature and salinity differences.

Large-scale movement of ocean water.

Usual directions that winds blow.

specific heat capacity

How much heat a substance can store without heating up quickly.

Heat absorbed or released during a change of state (like melting).

– Water vapor changing back into liquid.

– Movement of energy through Earth systems.

Layer in the ocean where temperature changes quickly.

Layer in the ocean where salinity changes quickly.

Creation of waves by wind and energy.

Movement of heat from one place to another.

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ESS 3.2 Kellan

Question	Answer
water	– A clear liquid essential for life
polarity	Water has slightly positive and negative ends, so it sticks to other things.
surface tension	Water molecules stick together at the surface, forming a “skin.
capillary action	Water moves up narrow spaces without gravity.
cohesion	Water molecules sticking to each other.
adhesion	Water molecules sticking to other materials.
capcity	the ability to hold or store something.
temp	How hot or cold something is.
agent	Something that causes change or does work.
climate	he average weather of a place over a long time.
heat	Energy that moves from warmer objects to cooler ones.
convection	Heat transfer by movement of liquids or gases.
energy transfer	Movement of energy from one place or object to another.
store	to keep energy for later use.
absorb	To take in energy or heat.
transmit	To pass energy through something.
energy	The ability to do work or cause change.
deep ocean	The cold, dark parts of the ocean far below the surface.
surface water	Water at the top layer of the ocean.
coolios effect	The bending of wind and ocean currents due to Earth’s rotation.
specific heat	How much heat is needed to change a substance’s temperature.
density	How heavy something is for its size.
salinity	The amount of salt in water.
current	A steady flow of water in the ocean.
thermohaline circulation	Global ocean movement caused by temperature and salinity differences.
ocean current	Large-scale movement of ocean water.
wind patterns	Usual directions that winds blow.
specific heat capacity	How much heat a substance can store without heating up quickly.
lanet heat	Heat absorbed or released during a change of state (like melting).
condention	– Water vapor changing back into liquid.
energy circulation	– Movement of energy through Earth systems.
thermocline	Layer in the ocean where temperature changes quickly.
halocline	Layer in the ocean where salinity changes quickly.
melting	Solid turning into liquid.
freezing	Liquid turning into solid.
wave formation	Creation of waves by wind and energy.
heat transfer	Movement of heat from one place to another.

Created by: Kellan Sullivan

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