Earth's Water

What is the effect of heavy drops of water forming in clouds?

• Rain falls to the ground.

• There is a thunderstorm.

• The clouds disappear.

• Fog is created.

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CCSS.RI.2.1

What is the author's purpose for writing this book?

• to teach the reader how to make an ice sculpture

• to persuade the reader to clean up polluted water

• to inform the reader about how rain is created

• to inform the reader about Earth's water

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Most of Earth's frozen water can be found ________

• Alaska

• on top of mountains

• around the North and South poles

• in ice cubes

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Why do plants need water?

• to help them grow

• to help them create ice

• to help them attract insects

• to help them put out fires

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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When something is made dirty or harmful, it is _________

• invisible

• polluted

• solid

• liquid

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Which picture shows polluted water?

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Which picture shows clean water?

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The author of this book believes ___________

• water is not very important

• there is more fresh water than salt water on Earth

• there is not enough water on Earth

• it is important to take care of Earth's water

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Which of the following details is NOT true?

• Most of Earth's surface is covered in water.

• Water can be found underground.

• There is more fresh water tan salt water on Earth.

• Water can be found in the air.

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CCSS.RI.2.1

Rain and snow are examples of _________.

• ice

• precipitation

• salt water

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