6th grade SOL review
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| water vapor | water in the form of a gas
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| groundwater | water that fills the cracks and spaces in underground rock layers
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| water cycle | when water moves through bodies of water, land, and living things
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| evaporation | liquid molecules turn to a gas
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| transpiration | process by which water is given off through the leaves of plants as water vapor
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| precipitation | water that falls to the Earth
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| irrigation | process of supplying water to areas of dry land in order to make the land suitable for growing crops
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| photosynthesis | process where plants use Carbon Dioxide, water, and energy from the sun to make food
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| habitat | the place where an organism lives - this place provides all of the things that it needs to survive
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| tributary | smaller streams and rivers that feed into a main river or larger body of water - it contributes water to the larger body of water
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| watershed | the LAND AREA that supplies water to a river system-also known as a drainage basin
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| divide | place where one watershed (land area) is SEPARATED from another (often a mountain range)
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| levee | natural - ridge made up of sediment deposit along a river bank
man made-constructed along the edge of water to make the bank taller and prevent flooding
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| reservoir | a lake that stores water for human use
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| eutrophication | the process by which nutrients build up in a lake over many years (this is bad because it will eventually cause the lake to dry up)
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| pores | different sized SPACES between the particles of soil and rock
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| permeable | this describes a material that allows water to easily pass through or permeate, usually close to the surface (ex.: sand or gravel)
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| impermeable | this describes a material that water CANNOT pass through easily - this is usually deeper under the surface (ex.: clay or granite)
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| saturated zone | the area of permeable rock or soil that is TOTALLY FILLED WITH WATER
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| water table | the top of the saturated zone - the water level
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| unsaturated zone | layer of rocks and soil ABOVE the water table that is NOT completely full of water
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| aquifer | any underground layer of rock that holds water
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| spring | occurs when the water table meets the ground surface - groundwater bubbles or flows out of cracks in the rock
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| recharge | NEW water that enters the aquifer from the surface - replenishes and refills the aquifer
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| Artesian well | a well in which water rises on its own because of the pressure within the aquifer - it does not require a pump
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| wetland | area of land covered by a shallow layer of water during some or all of the year - protect shores from waves, absorb pollutants, improve water quality, and contain a wide diversity of life
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