Introduction to Watersheds Elevate Science pages 427 - 437

Page 427 Paragraph 1

What do you and an apple have in common?

• You both come from a tree

• Without water both of you would die

• You both are fruits

• You both are made mostly of water

Page 427 Paragraph 2

We need water for -

• photosynthesis

• break down food

• grow

• body processes

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Page 427 Paragraph 4

The place where an animal lives and obtains everything it needs to live is called a

• habitat

• pond

• lake

• body process

Page 427 Paragraph 4

Which contains more organisms - aquatic/water habitats or land habitats?

• land habitats

• aquatic/water habitats

Page 428 Paragraph 1

There is an endless supply of water so we can use all that we feel like using.

• True

• False

Page 428 Paragraph 1

How much of the water on Earth is salt water?

• 99%

• 89%

• 97%

• 3%

Page 428 Paragraph 1

How much of the water on Earth is fresh water?

• 89%

• 99%

• 97%

• 3%

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Page 428 Picture

Using the picture located in the green section of the Analyzing Data, match the location of water to the correct percent.

• 0.26% of 3%

• Oceans/Salt Water

• 0.04% of 3%

• Ice

• 69% of 3%

• Water Vapor

• 0% of 3%

• Lakes and Rivers

• 97% of 100%

• Groundwater

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Page 429 Paragraph 2

There is​ (a)   fresh water found in groundwater than in all the Earth's rivers and lakes.

• b. Less
• c. Equal
• more

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Page 429 Picture

Match the continents with their correct locations on the map.

a

b

c

d

e

f

North America

Africa

Europe

South America

Australia

Asia