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What % of earth is water

• 3%

• 71%

• 96%

• 66%

How much water is freshwater?

• 3%

• 66%

• 71%

• 96%

Where is water?

• underground

• surface of earth

• air

• moon

• plants

What is hydrosphere?

• is the combine mass of water on earth

• is part of the ocean, air, and rocks

• is attached to some oxygen

• is able to leave soil

• All the waters on earth's surface; lakes, seas, clouds.

How much of water does oceans hold?

• two-thirds

• 96%

• 21%

• 1,000,000,000,000 gallons

How many gallons of water are on earth?

• 623 million trillion gallons

• 210 million gallons

• 326 million trillion gallons

• 210 trillion gallons

How much water is lock away of the freshwater?

• two-thirds

• three-eight

• one-thirds

• five- ninths

Which is the hydrosphere cycle?

• is water that is on the surface on the plant, air, and underground. Water moves through the hydrosphere cycle by water collects in clouds then falls to earth in snow and rain then the water gets collected in rivers, lakes, and oceans which is about 96% of the water on earth.

• moves to the atmosphere to the plants. Carbon is attached to oxygen in a gas called carbon dioxide or CO2 in the atmosphere. Throughout the process of photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is pulled from the air to produce food made from carbon for the growth of plants.

The hydrosphere effects life by?

• Hydrosphere causes erosion of the geosphere through running water and precipitation

• The hydrosphere gives us oxygen

• The hydrosphere gives us produce to eat

• The hydrosphere does not effect life on earth

Which two of the following is how the hydrosphere interacts with the carbon cycle?

• The extraction and or burning of fossil fuels by human’s activity can release carbon into the atmosphere.

• During Plants leave the carbon form the oxygen molecules and release oxygen back to the environment.

• Water evaporators and turns into air and becomes a gas.

• Dissolved organic carbon in the surface layers rapidly changes with the atmosphere because they are in contact with each other constantly.

• Ammonification and nitrification are the predominant methods