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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| One of the four largest body of water on the earth. | Ocean |
| A large natural stream of water. | River |
| The movement of water from earth to air and back again to the earth by evaporation, condensation, percipitation | 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, surronded 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 river | Source |
| The part of a river where it's 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 surronding land. | Levee |
| A large river of ice formed from snow on high ground. | Glacier |
| An area wher |
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