Pg. 5 - True or false: Most nails cannot survive for more than a few days without water.

Pg. 8 & 9- Which process moves water between land, living things, bodies of water, and the atmosphere?

Pg. 11 - Big main rivers are fed by tributaries which are _______ & ______.

Pg. 14 - How do ponds and lakes form?

Pg. 16 - What two factors cause lakes to disappear?

Pg. 5 - What is the place where an animal lives?

Pg. 8 & 9 - Water that falls to Earth as rain, snow, hail or sleet.

Pg. 11 - A river and all the streams & small rivers that flow together are called this.

Pg. 14 - Name three characteristics specific to ponds.

Pg. 16 - Farm fertilizer could run off into lakes and ponds causing what to grow?

Pg. 7 - Name three saltwater sources

Pg. 8 & 9 - The process where surface water changes to gas.

pgs. 12 & 13 - Name the ridge of land that separates water supply areas.

Pg. 15 - What kind of lake is formed when lava or mud blocks a river?

Pg. 16 - What is released into the water when organisms die and bacteria breaks down?

Pg. 7 - Name for the water that fills the cracks and spaces in underground soil and rock layers.

Pg. 8 & 9 - After evaporation, water vapor clumps around solid particles in the air forming clouds.

Pg. 12 & 13 - a watershed is the land area that supply water to a __________. . __________.

Pg. 15 - Which body of water stores water for human consumption or use?

Pg. 16 - What is eutrophication?

Pg. 6 - Most of Earth's fresh water is ______.

Pg. 8 & 9 - The process where water given off through the leaves as water vapor.

Pg. 12 & 13 - The longest divide in North America lies on this mountain range.

Pg. 15 - How does an oxbow lake form?

Pg. 16 - Eutrophication:
1) Algae blocks sunlight.
2) Plants die & pile up at the bottom of a lake.
3) a few plants grow in the mud.
4) _________________________.