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Water Understand and

Jeopardy Geographical Terms and Understandings

QuestionAnswer
One of the four largest bodies of water on the earth Atlantic Ocean
A large natural stream of water River
The movement of water from the earth to air and back again to the earth by evaporation, condensation, and precipitation Water cycle
The flow of a stream of water, either in a river or through an ocean Current
The regular rising and falling of the ocean Tide
The study of the ocean and the life within it Oceanography
A body of freshwater or salt water of considerable size, surrounded by land Lake
A portion of the sea extending into the land Gulf
Part of a body of water that reaches into the land, smaller than a gulf Bay
A narrow waterway connecting two large bodies of water Strait
A narrow inlet of the sea between the steep sides of a glaciated valley Fjord
A narrow strip of water extending into a coast Inlet
The beginning of a brook or river Source
The part of a river where its waters empty into the sea or into another river Mouth
A river that flows into a larger river Tributary
Land built up by deposits at the mouth of a river Delta
The broad mouth of a river into which the tide flows Estuary
A riverbank higher than the surrounding land Levee
A large river of ice formed from snow on high ground Glacier
An area where the soil is under shallow water, such as a swamp, marsh, or bog Wetland
Water that lies beneath the surface of the earth Groundwater
A usually dry river channel, found in desert regions, that fills with running water during a cloudbust Wadi
A bed of a salt lake that contains water at irregular periods Playa
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