The amount of fresh water underground and in rivers and lakes is limited. Your family can decrease the amount of water it uses by

letting the water run while cleaning the house.

leaving sprinklers on all day long.

Why are the oceans important to the water cycle?

The water cycle is the process by which water leaves Earth's surface, enters the atmosphere, and is returned to the surface. Since most of Earth's surface is ocean water, the oceans provide most of the water vapor.

The water cycle creates water vapor. the ocean is a part of the water cycle. So that means that students should drink water to stay healthy and be part of the water cycle too.

The oceans covers 75% of the Earth, so the ocean has warm and cold currents. People should go to the beach and enjoy it on a warm summer day, but beware of the sharks.

The oceans are connected to the water cycle because because oceans have water and so does the water cycle. Water vapor is solid water so maybe it floats in the oceans and scares away the sharks so they don't eat people that are swimming .

What do evaporation and transpiration have in common?

They are both processes that release water vapor into the atmosphere.

They are both titles to movies coming out in 2020.

They are both processes that release chemicals into the water.

They are both video games that Steve likes to play.

On a sunny day, why is the sand on a beach warmer than the water right next to it? Select 2 choices.

Sand and water have different specific heat capacities.

Water heats up more slowly than sand does.

Sand and water have the same specific heat capacities.

Water heats up quick than sand.

Name the stages in the water cycle.

evaporation, condensation, precipitation

evaporation, transpiration, rain, sleet

transpiration, condensation, precipitation

Look at the 2 cups. One cup represents the ocean and contains water. the other cup represents land and contains soil. both cups were left in direct sunlight for the same amount of time. which cup contains soil and represents land? How do you know? Select 2 choices

Since cup A is warmer it contains soil and represents land, since land heats up faster than water.

The thermometers indicate that the material in cup A is warmer than the material in cup B.

The thermometers are the same, so it doesn't matter which one I choose.

Land and water heat up the same, so there is no difference.

Marcus covered half of the leaves of a plant with a clear plastic bag. He used string to secure the opening of the bag around the base of the plant and placed the plant in direct sunlight. What might Marcus expect to observe after 2 hours. Choose 2 answers.

Plants release water vapor through their leaves in transpiration.

Some of the water will condense on the inside of the bag.

Nothing will happen, so Marcus is wasting his time.

Some of the water will condense on the outside of the glass.

It is a hot summer day with no wind. The relative humidity is 50%. As the Sun goes down, how would you expect the relative humidity to change? Choose 2 answers.

The relative humidity will rise.

As the air becomes cooler the amount of water vapor it can hold decreases causing the humidity to go up.

The relative humidity will decrease.

The amount of times Miss B is trying to trick us will not work, I will not choose this choice.

Portland, Maine is about as far north as Minneapolis, Minnesota. Yet, winters in Portland are milder than those in Minneapolis. Explain. Choose 2 answers.

The nearby oceans keep temperatures warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.

Portland is on the Atlantic coast.

The nearby oceans have no effect at all.

Suppose the polar ice caps were to melt. What effects would this have on ocean waters? Choose 2 answers.

Since the ice caps melted there will be less salt in the ocean water and that will affect the currents and climate.

Huge amounts of fresh water will be added to the oceans from the ice caps melting.

Most alt would be added to the oceans.

People would never drown because more salt in the watr would make you float a lot easier.

A friend says that much of California has a more moderate climate than inland states because California is close to the Pacific Ocean. Do you agree or not? Explain your response. choose 2 answers.

The Pacific ocean cools nearby lands in summer and warms them in winter, making the weather more moderate along the coast than inland states.

The Pacific Ocean is not even close to California it is on the eastern part of the United States.

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Which describes water in solid form?

fog

ice

raindrop

water vapor

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Which is water in the form of gas?

ice cube

raindrop

snowflake

water vapor

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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are all formed in

clouds

currents

minerals

soil

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30 sec • 1 pt

In a nature cycle, things

happen only once.

stay still.

are repeated.

become buildings.

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If you leave a bowl of water out for a while, some of the water will

become salty.

turn into sugar.

evaporate.

turn red.

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Any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds is called

wind.

evaporation.

precipitation.

fog.

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What is true about clouds?

There are always lots of clouds in the sky.

On some very cold days snow falls from clouds.

Clouds stay in one place.

Clouds have the same shape and size.

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Science Chapter 5 Water Cycle

Which describes water in solid form?

Which is water in the form of gas?

Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are all formed in

In a nature cycle, things

If you leave a bowl of water out for a while, some of the water will

Any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds is called

What is true about clouds?

The amount of fresh water underground and in rivers and lakes is limited. Your family can decrease the amount of water it uses by

Where is most of Earth's salt water?

A liquid changes to a gas state during the process of _________.

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