Water- 2nd review

Which of the following statements is TRUE     

    about the water cycle?

•   Only continues during the day.

• Recycled through a continuous movement of water between Earth and the atmosphere.

• The water is treated and used as drinking water.

• It involves the melting and freezing of water.

Are clouds and fog different? How?

•    They are not different because they both form high in the sky.

• They are not different because they both form near the ground.

•   They are different because clouds form high in the sky, but fog forms near the ground.

• They are different because clouds form near the ground, but fog forms high in the sky.

The reason for presence of water underground

      is __________.

•    oceans make tunnels due to high water pressure

• due to salt in water, it starts making space in the soil for movement

•    some of the rainwater has seeped into the soil

• rivers eventually run underground

Which is NOT correct?

•   Cutting of trees is not a way to conserve water.

•   Picking garbage from water sources is a way to conserve water.

•    Dredging a canal is not a way to conserve water

• Letting go of waste water into the sea is not a way to conserve water.

Which statement is TRUE?  

•    Rivers hold large amounts of salt water.

•   Most of the Earth’s water is freshwater.

•     We can get fresh water from the oceans.

• Most of the Earth’s freshwater is stored in glaciers.

Why is the water on Earth in cycle?

• Water can change its shape

• Water can change its state

•     Water has a fixed volume

• Water has a fixed weight

Which are all precipitations?    

•    Snow, hail, and frost

• Rain, snow and hail

• Cloud, fog and dew

•     Dew, frost, and snow

Water cycle involves all the following processes except ________.

•      Evaporation

•      Condensation

•    Precipitation

• Expiration

What do we call to the gaseous state of water?

• Water droplet

•    Ice crystals

• Water vapor

• Water dew

it is the day-to-day state of the atmosphere a

     location.

• Climate 

• Weather

• Season

• Condensation