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Where water is found on Earth

Science · Earth's Systems · ages 7-8
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. What is ice?

    • Water in its liquid form
    • Water in its solid form
    • Water in its gaseous form

  2. Which list includes water in the air, on the surface and below ground?

    • Water vapour, rivers, groundwater
    • Cloud droplets, rivers, glacier ice
    • Water vapour, lakes, ocean water

  3. All of Earth's water is liquid.

    Circle one:   True   False

  4. Which store holds most of Earth's water?

    • Oceans
    • Rivers
    • Underground water

  5. A glacier moves slowly, but it is made of ice. Which form of water does it hold?

    • Liquid water
    • Gaseous water vapour
    • Solid water

  6. How many of these cards name water found in the air?

    Cloud dropletsWater vapourLake waterGlacier ice

    Answer: ______________

  7. An iceberg floats in the sea. Which description explains its origin?

    • A patch of sea water froze into floating ice.
    • Snow fell straight into the sea and froze there.
    • A piece of glacier ice broke into the sea.

  8. Leo says, 'Groundwater must be a hidden lake in a huge cave.' Which description best explains how groundwater is stored?

    • It is water in rivers flowing across the ground.
    • It is water held in spaces in soil and rock.
    • It is water vapour floating in the air above land.
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  1. Water in its solid form · Ice is solid water. Freezing changes liquid water into ice.
  2. Water vapour, rivers, groundwater · Water vapour is in the air, rivers are surface stores, and groundwater is below ground.
  3. False · Ice and snow are solid water, so not all water is liquid.
  4. Oceans · Most of Earth's water is in the oceans, not rivers or underground stores.
  5. Solid water · Glacier ice is solid water. Slow movement does not make it liquid.
  6. 2 · Cloud droplets and water vapour are found in the air. That makes two cards.
  7. A piece of glacier ice broke into the sea. · An iceberg comes from glacier ice breaking into the sea. Freezing sea water produces sea ice instead.
  8. It is water held in spaces in soil and rock. · Groundwater can occupy spaces in soil and rock. It does not need a huge cave or underground lake.
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