In a human body, percentage of water is
60%
70%
80%
90%
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In a human body, percentage of water is
60%
70%
80%
90%
Polar ice caps are formed in
East and West
East and South
North and South
North and East
The largest ocean on the earth is
Atlantic
Antartic
Pacific
Indian
Oil can poison
water
plants
human
aquatic life
Fluoride is added to water, which helps to prevent
tooth decay
infections
fever
sickness
Tanks that supply water to towns are built at
roofs of buildings
tall water towers
town level
high lands
About how much of the Earths surface is covered with water?
two-third
three-fourth
71%
75%
When water vapor cools into a liquid, its called
condensation
transpiration
sublimation
precipitation
Why are the oceans salty?
because water dissolves minerals and salts from rocks and soil
because too much water evaporates and leaves salt behind
because ocean animals sweat
because its always been that way
Where is most of the water on Earths surface found?
in the ground as groundwater
in the oceans
in lakes, rivers, and streams
in glaciers and icepacks
Where does the heat come from that turns ocean water into water vapor?
the sun
volcanoes
magma
people
When water vapor changes from a gas into a liquid, we call it
sublimation
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
When water turns to vapor and rises into the atmosphere its called
evaporation
transpiration
sublimation
precipitation
When water is released through a plants leaves, this process is called
transpiration
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
When water evaporates from plants, its called
condensation
transpiration
sublimation
precipitation
When water evaporates directly from glacial ice, its called
condensation
transpiration
sublimation
precipitation
When water droplets get large enough to fall from the clouds, its called
condensation
transpiration
sublimation
precipitation
When water changes from a liquid into a gas, it is called
sublimation
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
When people and animals breathe out water vapor into the air from their lungs, it is called
transpiration
respiration
sublimation
precipitation
When ice or snow changes directly into water vapor, it is called
sublimation
condensation
evaporation
precipitation