water Crossword Puzzles
Water features 2014-05-14
Across
- underwater volcano
- one of the largest and most devastating types of waves
- daily conditions such as temperature
- small beginnings of glaciers
- where tectonic plates converge
- a sharp ridge between two cirques
- movement in the water
- consistent circular patterns in the ocean
- grooves etched in the bedrock
- distance between two crests of waves
- mountain peak that has a sharp pyramid shape
- narrow inlets in the coast with steep walls
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- top of a wave
- average weather conditions over years
- rivers of ice
- large chunks of a glacier in the sea
- slopes downward away from the continents
- steep sided valleys
- bottom of a wave
- breeze air that blows in from the ocean
20 Clues: top of a wave • rivers of ice • bottom of a wave • underwater volcano • steep sided valleys • movement in the water • small beginnings of glaciers • grooves etched in the bedrock • where tectonic plates converge • a sharp ridge between two cirques • large chunks of a glacier in the sea • daily conditions such as temperature • distance between two crests of waves • ...
Water features 2014-05-14
Across
- underwater volcano
- breeze air that blows in from the ocean
- small beginnings of glaciers
- distance between two crests of waves
- grooves etched in the bedrock
- mountain peak that has a sharp pyramid shape
- where tectonic plates converge
- average weather conditions over years
- rivers of ice
- consistent circular patterns in the ocean
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- bottom of a wave
- a sharp ridge between two cirques
- movement in the water
- slopes downward away from the continents
- steep sided valleys
- narrow inlets in the coast with steep walls
- daily conditions such as temperature
- one of the largest and most devastating types of waves
- large chunks of a glacier in the sea
- top of a wave
20 Clues: top of a wave • rivers of ice • bottom of a wave • underwater volcano • steep sided valleys • movement in the water • small beginnings of glaciers • grooves etched in the bedrock • where tectonic plates converge • a sharp ridge between two cirques • distance between two crests of waves • daily conditions such as temperature • large chunks of a glacier in the sea • ...
Water Chemistry 2014-06-08
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- Part of a solution with smaller amount like salt in water
- All three phases of this substance are found on earth
- Part of a solution with greater amount, like water in a salt solution
- _?_ heat capacity describes the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of a substance
- Kind of a solution with less than the amount of solute that can fit in a solution
- Dissolving salt in water _?_ its freezing point
- Most of the water on this planet is found here
- Kind of solution with maximum amount of solute
- The tendency of a liquid to bead up is _?_ tension
- The _?_ point is the temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid equals atmospheric pressure
- This remains constant during a phase change
- The three elements which cause hydrogen bonding are fluorine, nitrogen, and _?_
- Frogs contain a form of _?_ that protect their organs in the winter
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- Ice floats on water because it is less _?_
- Kind of mixture with particles so large that they settle out
- _?_ action is the process of a liquid rising up a thin tube
- Most freshwater on earth is _?_
- The _?_ effect is the scattering of light by a colloid, like the sky
- Homogeneous mixture with particles less than 1 nanometer in size
- Kind of solution which holds more solute than it should be able to hold
- The expression that allows you determine what can dissolve in a solvent is "like dissolves _?_"
- A molecule with an uneven distribution of electrons has a _?_ covalent bond
- In general, increasing the temperature of a solution will _?_ solubility
- Kind of solution with particles that scatter light so they appear cloudy, like fog
- Water that has magnesium, calcium, or iron dissolved in it is said to be _?_
- This kind of bonding gives water its special properties
- Hard water interferes with the action of this substance
27 Clues: Most freshwater on earth is _?_ • Ice floats on water because it is less _?_ • This remains constant during a phase change • Most of the water on this planet is found here • Kind of solution with maximum amount of solute • Dissolving salt in water _?_ its freezing point • The tendency of a liquid to bead up is _?_ tension • ...
WATER CYCLE 2013-03-06
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- the general direction precipitation falls
- when water is absorb into the ground
- the layer above the earth
- the solid form of water
- the general direction how vapor flows
- what water does when it changes from ice to water
- when warm water becomes colder
- evaporation through plants
- another name of water in gas form
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- how water is named scientifically
- another word for water
- necessary for life
- heat energy from the sun
- when water falls from the sky
- water going across land
- the state the water is invisible
- that comes from plants
- major part in water cycle
- happens over and over again
- a cycle water takes
- a storage area for underground water that is usually surrounded by rocks
21 Clues: necessary for life • a cycle water takes • another word for water • that comes from plants • water going across land • the solid form of water • heat energy from the sun • the layer above the earth • major part in water cycle • evaporation through plants • happens over and over again • when water falls from the sky • when warm water becomes colder • the state the water is invisible • ...
Water Cycle 2014-08-26
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- Water that comes down from clouds and its in flakes
- A visible collection of particles of water or ice suspended in the air
- It is one of the only things that can be all states of matter
- Process in which water transforms from liquid for to gas form
- When water evaporates from plants or trees
- A water source like a river, lake, etc.
- Water crystals that that clump together
- When clouds get heavy and water falls
- A large body of water surrounded by land
- A gas in earth's atmosphere it condenses into a cloud
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- When collection goes into the air and turns into vapor
- Water that soaks into the ground
- Sater that is stored in cracks of rock underground
- When clouds get heavy and fall as liquid or solid
- Source of energy or heat that causes evaporation
- A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream
- The area above the earth's surface where gas and clouds reside
- Water that runs into streams, lakes, rivers, etc.
- Large body of salt water where runoff ends
- Ball of ice and water together in a ball
20 Clues: Water that soaks into the ground • When clouds get heavy and water falls • A water source like a river, lake, etc. • Water crystals that that clump together • Ball of ice and water together in a ball • A large body of water surrounded by land • When water evaporates from plants or trees • Large body of salt water where runoff ends • ...
Water Cycle 2014-08-26
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- A large body of water surrounded by land
- Sater that is stored in cracks of rock underground
- A gas in earth's atmosphere it condenses into a cloud
- A visible collection of particles of water or ice suspended in the air
- Large body of salt water where runoff ends
- Source of energy or heat that causes evaporation
- When clouds get heavy and fall as liquid or solid
- It is one of the only things that can be all states of matter
- Water that comes down from clouds and its in flakes
- A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream
- Water that runs into streams, lakes, rivers, etc.
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- Water crystals that that clump together
- When clouds get heavy and water falls
- Water that soaks into the ground
- When collection goes into the air and turns into vapor
- When water evaporates from plants or trees
- Process in which water transforms from liquid for to gas form
- A water source like a river, lake, etc.
- The area above the earth's surface where gas and clouds reside
- Ball of ice and water together in a ball
20 Clues: Water that soaks into the ground • When clouds get heavy and water falls • Water crystals that that clump together • A water source like a river, lake, etc. • A large body of water surrounded by land • Ball of ice and water together in a ball • When water evaporates from plants or trees • Large body of salt water where runoff ends • ...
Water Crossword 2015-02-03
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- area where fresh water mixes with salt water
- ecological region at the lowest level of a lake or ocean
- the flora and fauna found on the bottom of the sea floor
- water that is safe to drink
- polluted water source with a non-direct source
- removal of salts from seawater
- contaminated water that can be treated
- small organisms drifting or floating in the seawater
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- a large lake used for water supply
- aquatic animals that are able to swim and move independently of water currents
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake
- swamps located on tropical and subtropical zones
- limestone ridges built by tiny coral animals
- chemical, physical, or biological agents into water that degrades the water
- animal and plant matter feces and food waste
- part of the ocean closest to the shore
- run parallel to the shore and protect the mainland
- factory, wasterwater treatment, or a leaking oil tanker
- supports fish, clams, and aquatic birds on shorelines
- the amount of membrane that allows water to pass through
- a bacteria that can cause disease
- land that consists of marches and swamps
22 Clues: water that is safe to drink • removal of salts from seawater • a bacteria that can cause disease • a large lake used for water supply • part of the ocean closest to the shore • contaminated water that can be treated • land that consists of marches and swamps • excessive richness of nutrients in a lake • area where fresh water mixes with salt water • ...
Water Cycle 2014-11-05
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- Two hydrogen one oxygen
- Largest use for Groundwater
- Water flowing across the land
- Pipe used to remove water from the Aquifer
- Underground Reservoirs
- Rain, Hail, Snow, and Sleet are this
- Amount of matter in an object
- Roots pulling water from the soil
- Precipitation and cold air create this
- Stored water for human use
- Precipitation and warm air create this
- Under water conveyor belt
- Cycle where water in the Hydrosphere moves
- Frozen state of liquid water
- Vapor to Clouds
- Water soaking back into the soil
- Layer above Earth where water goes when it Evaporates
- Carving the Earth with water
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- Area of land where precipitation runs into
- Water in the ground
- Pollution in water
- Groundwater leaves and goes into a stream or lake
- Plant sweat
- Become unclean
- Everyday Light and Warmth
- Seeping water going through the ground
- Liquid to Gas
- Drinkable Substance
- Long periods of time without water
- Movement of underground water
30 Clues: Plant sweat • Liquid to Gas • Become unclean • Vapor to Clouds • Pollution in water • Water in the ground • Drinkable Substance • Underground Reservoirs • Two hydrogen one oxygen • Everyday Light and Warmth • Under water conveyor belt • Stored water for human use • Largest use for Groundwater • Frozen state of liquid water • Carving the Earth with water • Water flowing across the land • ...
Water Cycle 2015-08-25
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- made of water and bring rain down to earth
- a big mass of water
- the scientific word of water
- mass of water that flows into oceans or lakes
- the stage when water falls back to earth's surface
- clouds that are really close to the earth
- frozen water
- when a solid turns into a gas without becoming a liquid
- water flowing in rivers and creeks
- we drink it
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- frozen state when it falls to earth as precipitation
- the stage where water vapor turns into clouds
- what heats up the earth and we all need to live
- when water soaks up into the soil and is used for wells and farming
- what protects us from space
- when water soaks into the ground
- water that runs back into a pond or river
- the stage where the sun heats up the earth
- when water finds a way up from the ground
- it falls on us as precipitation
20 Clues: we drink it • frozen water • a big mass of water • what protects us from space • the scientific word of water • it falls on us as precipitation • when water soaks into the ground • water flowing in rivers and creeks • water that runs back into a pond or river • clouds that are really close to the earth • when water finds a way up from the ground • ...
Water Safety 2015-10-08
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- This type of dive is best when depth is questionable
- Swimming/diving while under the _______of drugs or alcohol is high risk
- Be sure to stay ______________ and drinks water or non-caffeinated beverages
- individuals trained to save people from drowning
- Dive into water that is _____________your own height in depth
- Whenever possible, minimize your _________ to stay safe!
- Cord A _______ __________ injury will change your life. Loss of fine motor skills is debilitating
- Enroll children in swimming and water safety ____________
- an abbreviated term for a lifejacket or a Personal Floating Device
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- Pool ______________ should be stored out of reach of children as they are poisonous
- Learn the correct _____________ for diving
- Children under _____ years old should wear a lifejacket
- A condition that occurs when you are in water for an extended period of time and you lose core body heat
- Check the water ____________ before diving in
- All backyard pools must have a __________ with a self-closing gate
- You should always swim with a __________
- aid kit Be sure to have this kit available near a pool or body of water
- Encourage the use of ____________ when outside to protect your skin
- When swimming in the ocean, be aware of __________ and currents and watch for shifting weather patterns
- Play _____ ______ is important. Avoid horseplay.
20 Clues: You should always swim with a __________ • Learn the correct _____________ for diving • Check the water ____________ before diving in • individuals trained to save people from drowning • Play _____ ______ is important. Avoid horseplay. • This type of dive is best when depth is questionable • Children under _____ years old should wear a lifejacket • ...
Water quality 2016-01-31
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- A pH of 7
- Contamination of Earth from discharge of harmful substances.
- pH less than 7 is
- Pollution that does not have a specific point of release, open, loop recycling, when materials are reused to form new products
- Refers to water clarity
- The air, water, minerals and animals surrounding and affecting a given organism at any time
- Type of water that is caused by things like clay, silt, organic and inorganic matter and microscopic organisms
- The area of land where all of the water that drains off of it goes into the same place
- Organisms found living in water that have specific living conditions and are very sensitive to pollution.
- Low levels of this doesn't support living organisms
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- A low-lying area of land that is saturated with moisture
- Measure of the average kinetic energy
- A pH greater than 7
- Compound that the nitrogen based polyatomic ion NO3
- Pollutants discharged from a single identifiable location
- An act to set maximum permissible amounts of water pollutants that can be discharged into waterways
- The acidity of water
- A flow of water in a channel or bed, as a brook, rivulet or small river
- Based nutrients commonly found in fertilizers and pesticides.
- Water that has been used and contaminated
20 Clues: A pH of 7 • pH less than 7 is • A pH greater than 7 • The acidity of water • Refers to water clarity • Measure of the average kinetic energy • Water that has been used and contaminated • Compound that the nitrogen based polyatomic ion NO3 • Low levels of this doesn't support living organisms • A low-lying area of land that is saturated with moisture • ...
Water Systems 2023-02-06
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- removing any chemicals
- large body of water
- referes to temperatures for a day
- flowing water drains into another body of water
- a technique to clean water
- removing salt from salt water
- holds waste water underground
- land that drains water into nearby water
- process of water being recycled
- tiny organism
- change in a climates normal weather
- obtaining water from the ground
- how much heat an object can store
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- replacing water
- place underground after the soil
- germs, they can be good or bad for you
- water found beneath the earths surface
- thick layer of compressed snow
- a layer of gases that surround the earth
- water not suitable for drinking
- human made way to supply water to plants
- flooded areas of land
- use resources so enough for future
- the amount of salt in water
- a chemical used to keep water clean
- compressed mass of snow, rock, or sediment
- body of underground rock that holds groundwater
27 Clues: tiny organism • replacing water • large body of water • flooded areas of land • removing any chemicals • a technique to clean water • the amount of salt in water • removing salt from salt water • holds waste water underground • thick layer of compressed snow • water not suitable for drinking • process of water being recycled • obtaining water from the ground • ...
water systems 2023-02-10
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- various tempeturs for a day
- removing chemicals from a product
- they can be good or bad
- removing salt from water so you can drink it
- a region of a planet that is covered in ice
- very small orgasim
- amount of salt water
- a very large body of water
- a change in tempeture and weather
- replacing water
- used to keep water clean
- table
- thinking about a way we use resorces
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- flowing body of water
- to turn water to plants
- how much an object canh hold/release
- peice of land that drains water
- water being recycled
- flooded areas of land
- underground rock that holds water
- surronds the earth
- beneath the earths surface
- holds waste water underground
- a slowly moving mass
- not good for drinking
- break down bad parts in water and soil
- obtaining
27 Clues: table • obtaining • replacing water • surronds the earth • very small orgasim • water being recycled • a slowly moving mass • amount of salt water • flowing body of water • flooded areas of land • not good for drinking • to turn water to plants • they can be good or bad • used to keep water clean • beneath the earths surface • a very large body of water • various tempeturs for a day • ...
Water Environmentalism 2023-02-10
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- Makes up 70% of the earth.
- This type of water use is when you are actively using water.
- This is the organization that all students at saul are a part of.
- This is a type of plastic fabric used for stockings and rope.
- The type of catfish from our ID notes.
- This is the website we use to document our ag experience.
- This is the type of trout from our ID list.
- The amount of this substance is what differs between saltwater, brackish water, and freshwater.
- Around the world most of our water is used for this purpose.
- This is the very hind fin of a fish.
- The _____ line is the line that goes along the side of fish.
- Pieces of plastic that are under 5mm in size.
- These are the nonliving factors in an ecosystem.
- This fish looks similar to the Bluegill, but is orange with some blue-green hues.
- These are the currents of the oceans.
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- This is the bottom direction used when describing fish.
- This is when an area is not receiving its usual rainfall amount and the lack of water starts causing issues.
- This type of water makes up 1.2% of the total water available.
- This stands for Supervised Agricultural Experience.
- This is the other kind of fish skeleton that is not bony.
- This is the upwards direction used when describing fish.
- This type of bath toy is what spilled into the ocean that aided in learning more about gyres.
- To break something down to its bare materials and form it into something new.
- These are little bins connected to docks to try and collect trash from the water.
- The Northern _____ is an invasive fish from asia that looks similar to a reptile.
- The first type of plastic was created to mimic this natural animal product.
- ____ Other name for indirect water use.
- These are the living factors in an ecosystem.
28 Clues: Makes up 70% of the earth. • This is the very hind fin of a fish. • These are the currents of the oceans. • The type of catfish from our ID notes. • ____ Other name for indirect water use. • This is the type of trout from our ID list. • Pieces of plastic that are under 5mm in size. • These are the living factors in an ecosystem. • ...
Water Sports 2022-09-15
23 Clues: ski • rod • eyes • hook • sail • mask • fish • tank • mask • vest • bait • skis • oars • board • board • diving • paddles • paddles • snorkel • cap hair • suit swim • suit ocean • white water
Water Terms 2022-12-22
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- animals that feed by staining suspended matter and food particles from the water
- the amount of salt in a body of water
- the process by which plants convert solar energy into chemical energy (sugar)
- he flow of excess water on the surface after a storm occurs
- pollution that can be traced from a single source
- the flora and fauna found on the bottom, or in the bottom sediment of a body of water
- landform made of sediment carried in from one water body to another (e.g. a river flowing into a sea)
- deep water bodies where freshwater and saltwater mix
- the deeper water between the limnetic zone and the lake bottom; too dark for photosynthesis and often has low oxygen levels.
- how much dissolved oxygen is in the water available for animals to breathe
- the debris and material that floats from the top of the ocean to the ocean floor
- a wetland primarily vegetated by grasses and herbs
- the area that is covered in water during high tide, and above water during low tide
- bloom
- usually tiny (but also larger) plant and animal organisms floating in the water
- the top layer of a body of water that receives sunlight
- the rising and falling of the sea.
- aquatic animals that can swim and move independently of water currents
- the reduction of the ocean's pH caused by carbon dioxide in the water
- the open and well-lit area of a body of freshwater, like a lake or pond.
- any water that is above ground
- the lowest level of a body of water, with lower temperatures and higher pressure
- the zone that contains steep, small mountain streams
- the zone of marine waters lit by the sun
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- feeders deposit feeders are organisms that “take mud into their guts and extract nutrients from it”
- the cloudiness/haziness of the water.
- the moderate elevation zone of a stream that joins the source and coastal zones
- water stored underground in the pore spaces of soil and rocks
- the deepest zone in marine waters
- water that contains less than 0.05 ppt dissolved salts
- the zone beneath the euphotic zone
- waste water from baths, sinks, washing machines, and other kitchen appliances
- the stream zone containing low-lying ground adjacent to the stream
- when the water is too rich in nutrients
- the part of a sea, lake, or river that is closest to the shore
- the upper surface of the groundwater
- an area of land that is permanently saturated and primarily vegetated with trees
- planktonic organisms less than two micrometers in size.
- pollution that can’t be traced to a single source
- when cold, deep ocean water rushes up and brings nutrients up to the surface
- bacteria and some fungi that break down caracasses and marine snow
- the area where the land meets the water
- drainage basin
- when water flows off the land into bodies of surface water
44 Clues: bloom • drainage basin • any water that is above ground • the deepest zone in marine waters • the zone beneath the euphotic zone • the rising and falling of the sea. • the upper surface of the groundwater • the cloudiness/haziness of the water. • the amount of salt in a body of water • when the water is too rich in nutrients • the area where the land meets the water • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-01
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- large container for wastewater used in a septic system
- process by which salt is removed from water
- Stair type of structure allowing fish to bypass dams
- The highest level at which water in an area fully saturates soil
- build up of a large bank on each side of a river
- a species used to determine whether or not disease causing pathogens are present
- process of desalination in which water is made to go through a semipermeable membrane at high pressures
- a human made body of water lined with rubber to handle large amounts of livestock manure
- water pollution as a result of human activities causing a large change in temp(non chemical)
- the area next to a river
- waste water repurposed for commercial/home use
- built to prevent ocean water from flooding nearby land
- Source of water from aquifer when it percolates above ground
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- area lacking groundwater due to quickly withdraw of the supply from a well
- process by which water is heated and steam that is created is used to create pure water
- a surface that does not allow water penetration
- Method for extracting water from a confined aquifer
- total daily per capita use of fresh water
- Water body created as a result of damming off a river/stream
- a drastic change in water temperature causing a disturbance in organisms or even death
- wastewater from toilets, kitchen sinks, and dishwashers
- a ditch or canal used for the transport of water
- a structure built across river/stream to control the flow of water
- Measurement for dissolved oxygen
- Process by which water works its way through the soil and into an aquifer
- solid waste material from waste water
26 Clues: the area next to a river • Measurement for dissolved oxygen • solid waste material from waste water • total daily per capita use of fresh water • process by which salt is removed from water • waste water repurposed for commercial/home use • a surface that does not allow water penetration • build up of a large bank on each side of a river • ...
Water Polltuion 2022-12-05
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- a diffuse area that produces pollution
- absorption and concentration of compounds in the cells and fat tissues of organisms
- a form of mercury that is more toxic
- A process that allows solvents to break up major oil spills
- area of moving groundwater that is contaminated with pollutants
- a simple sewage treatment system often used for homes in rural areas
- a direct location where pollution comes from
- A huge increase in algae in bodies of water causing discoloration
- It can travel long distances through wind and water, impacting ecosystems far away
- water produced by human activities and livestock operations
- Human activities contaminating streams, rivers, lakes, oceans, or groundwater
- A low land environment such as a swamp or marsh that has lots of moisture
- floating barriers on top of a surface of water to clean up smaller oil spills
- a heavy metal that naturally occurs in rocks
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- interferes with animal communication underwater
- Byproduct of fertilizer production and burning of medical waste
- cloudiness in water by particles causing poor water quality
- found in crude oil and is toxic to many marine organsims
- increases in toxicity as it moves up the food chain and can damage the nervous system.
- an area in water with extremely low oxygen concentration levels and little life
- the amount of oxygen that is used over a period of time at a certain temperature
- a layer of fairly clear water found in the middle of a septic tank
- When something slowly goes into something else
- A body of water rich with nutrients and minerals that increases phytoplankton productivity
- a pond lined with rubber to manage manure produced from livestock
- solid waste material from wastewater
26 Clues: a form of mercury that is more toxic • solid waste material from wastewater • a diffuse area that produces pollution • a direct location where pollution comes from • a heavy metal that naturally occurs in rocks • When something slowly goes into something else • interferes with animal communication underwater • found in crude oil and is toxic to many marine organsims • ...
Water pollution 2022-12-05
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- particles that attach to plant, soil, or water surfaces through rain, snow, or as gas
- a large container that is connected to a house and receives its wastewater
- rural areas often use this relatively small and simple sewage treatment system
- phenomenon that kills organisms by drastically changing the water temperature
- the main cause of oil pollution in the oceans
- best indicator species that are harmless and live inside human and other animal intestines
- human activities and other sources lead to the contamination of streams, rivers, lakes, oceans, and groundwater
- phenomenon resulting in high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus, which adds an abundance of fertility to the soil
- contaminates the soil where military rockets are tested
- the fairly clear middle water layer
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- technique used on cargo ships and was designed to prevent future oil spills in the ocean
- control organisms that pose a threat to crop production and human health
- non chemical water pollution that occurs when human activities greatly change the water temperature
- pollution that occurs in a distinct location Nonpointsource pollution that occurs in a diffuse area
- heavy metal that contaminates water through pipes
- their manufacture in the U.S ended in 1979 but still are present in the environment and can cause
- anthropogenic inputs of nutrients leads to high levels of nutrients
- anything that sinks to the bottom of septic tanks and forms solid waste
- resulting from livestock operations and human activities, this is a major type of water pollution BOD less of this value indicates less pollution in a water body and a higher value indicates more pollution Deadzone areas that are very depleted of oxygen, resulting in little surviving organisms
- scientists use organisms to tell if disease-carrying pathogens are present
- a combination of pipes and lawns as part of the septic system Manurelagoon gross, human-made pools filled with manure from livestock
21 Clues: the fairly clear middle water layer • the main cause of oil pollution in the oceans • heavy metal that contaminates water through pipes • contaminates the soil where military rockets are tested • anthropogenic inputs of nutrients leads to high levels of nutrients • anything that sinks to the bottom of septic tanks and forms solid waste • ...
Water pollution 2022-12-05
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- rural areas often use this relatively small and simple sewage treatment system
- anthropogenic inputs of nutrients leads to high levels of nutrients
- Human made pond lined with rubber meant to hold livestock manure
- heavy metal that contaminates water through pipes
- non chemical water pollution that occurs when human activities greatly change the water temperature
- best indicator species that are harmless and live inside human and other animal intestines
- their manufacture in the U.S ended in 1979 but still are present in the environment and can cause
- control organisms that pose a threat to crop production and human health
- the fairly clear middle water layer
- a combination of pipes and lawns as part of the septic system Manurelagoon gross, human-made pools filled with manure from livestock
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- a large container that is connected to a house and receives its wastewater
- anything that sinks to the bottom of septic tanks and forms solid waste
- technique used on cargo ships and was designed to prevent future oil spills in the ocean
- phenomenon that kills organisms by drastically changing the water temperature
- phenomenon resulting in high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus, which adds an abundance of fertility to the soil
- particles that attach to plant, soil, or water surfaces through rain, snow, or as gas
- pollution that occurs in a diffuse area
- the main cause of oil pollution in the oceans
- contaminates the soil where military rockets are tested
- resulting from livestock operations and human activities, this is a major type of water pollution
- areas that are very depleted of oxygen,resulting in little surviving organisms
- pollution that occurs in a distinct location
- scientists use organisms to tell if disease-carrying pathogens are present
- human activities and other sources lead to the contamination of streams, rivers, lakes, oceans, and groundwater
- less of this value indicates less pollution in a water body and a higher value indicates more pollution
25 Clues: the fairly clear middle water layer • pollution that occurs in a diffuse area • pollution that occurs in a distinct location • the main cause of oil pollution in the oceans • heavy metal that contaminates water through pipes • contaminates the soil where military rockets are tested • Human made pond lined with rubber meant to hold livestock manure • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-04
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- Concentration of solid waste that is thrown into the North Pacific
- Can cause cancer when contaminated in water
- Sewage treatment for those living in rural areas
- A place where pollution precisely derives
- Area for waste from livestock to go, with levees surrounding
- Area of water with barely any oxygen and organisms
- The act that makes water have to be safe to consume legally
- A sudden alter in water temperature that kills life
- Metal that serves as a teratogen when contaminated in water
- Change in water temperature from cultural actions
- Something that can cause cancer
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- Genetically engineered ____ used to consume oil
- Human used water which is polluted
- The act that makes water necessary to be maintained in order to support the life living there
- Type of pollution resulted from particles of sand, silt, and clay, that are taken by runoff into bodies of water
- An indistinct area where pollution comes from
- Biggest tanker oil spill that occurred in Alaska
- Largest oil spill in history was caused by an explosion breaking a pipe on the ocean floor
- Abundance of fertility in water causing algal bloom
- Insecticide that lead to an endangerment of eagles
- Chemicals that can reduce hormones, coming from rocket fuel
- Animals to help show if pathogens are in the vicinity
- Method of putting chemicals in the water to break down the oil and spread it out
- Method of surrounding an oil spill with a boom and sucking it off the surface
- Pipes for septage waste to go underground in a septic system
25 Clues: Something that can cause cancer • Human used water which is polluted • A place where pollution precisely derives • Can cause cancer when contaminated in water • An indistinct area where pollution comes from • Genetically engineered ____ used to consume oil • Sewage treatment for those living in rural areas • Biggest tanker oil spill that occurred in Alaska • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-02
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- these control the about of bugs and pests on crops but can have a negative effect on human health
- when a body of water is contaminated by sediments and particles
- a specific point where the pollution is coming from
- the amount of oxygen that a body of water required in order to thrive
- the step in a sewage treatment plant that filters out the sludge by it settling to the bottom
- this is released through the burning of coal
- this is caused by ships sending long range sonar or load booms into the ocean which can cause distress in whales.
- when an area of water has such a low amount of oxygen which makes it very hard for fish to survive.
- harmful chemicals used for rocket fuel
- the step in a sewage treatment plant where the bacteria breaks down the sludge into smaller particles
- a form of pollution that is caused by an change in water temperature
- if people are not connected to a city sewer system, they probably have this to treat their wastewater
- the place where all the livestock manure goes to
- the technique used to contain an oil spill.
- the act where there are regualtions put on the cleanliness of the water to make sure that it is safe for humans to drink
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- when there is a large area that is contributing to the overall pollution
- a metal that is found naturally in the Earth’s crust which can dissolve into the groundwater
- the solid waste
- when a certain body of water beacome rich in nutrients
- when these occur they are very difficult to clean up
- a sudden change in water temperature that can cause the death of thousands of organims
- the largest oil spill that occurred in Alaska which killed thousands of animals
- the container that holds all the wastewater produced by a house
- when water flows through a city carrying sediment and trash
- this type of pollution causes the water to become cloudy and prevents plants and algae to grow
- a metal that is found in pipes
26 Clues: the solid waste • a metal that is found in pipes • harmful chemicals used for rocket fuel • the technique used to contain an oil spill. • this is released through the burning of coal • the place where all the livestock manure goes to • a specific point where the pollution is coming from • when these occur they are very difficult to clean up • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-01
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- Man-made rubber lined pond that is built to handle large quantities of manure from livestock.
- Solid waste material produced from wastewater.
- Acid deposits as rain, snow or gas particles attach to the surfaces of plants, soil, and water.
- A distinct location where pollution is produced.
- A small, simple sewage treatment system that contains a septic tank and leach field.
- A group or organisms that serve as an indicator species for potentially harmful microorganisms.
- The standard of safe drinking water under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
- - Burning of coal, garbage incineration, medical supplies, and cement manufacturing cause releases of what.
- A layer of fairly clear water found in the center of a septic tank.
- A species that indicates whether disease causing pathogens are present.
- Water pollution coming from a diffuse area.
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- Legislation that protects and maintains the water quality and restores the properties of surface waters.
- The pollution of the change in the temperature of water caused by human activities.
- What is the main source of oil pollution?
- The demanded amount of oxygen that water uses over a period of time.
- The national standards set by Legislation for safe drinking water.
- - A large container that receives waste water from a house.
- Tertiary treamtment of wastewater removes...
- When a body of water becomes rich with nuetrients.
- When the water temperature drastically changes to a temperature that can kill organisms.
- When wastewater adds nutrients to a body of water causing eutrophication and demands for more oxygen. Oxygen amounts run out and species can't survive.
- What is a major release of acid deposition?
- Water produced by livestock and human operations including household sewage.
- The part of a septic system that is underground pipes below the surface ground.
- Propellers, long range sonar, and loud air guns cause which pollution?
25 Clues: What is the main source of oil pollution? • What is a major release of acid deposition? • Water pollution coming from a diffuse area. • Tertiary treamtment of wastewater removes... • Solid waste material produced from wastewater. • A distinct location where pollution is produced. • When a body of water becomes rich with nuetrients. • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-01
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- The decomposition of wastewater
- a species that can tell if pathogens are present or not
- this metal is found naturally in groundwater
- underground pipes laid out below the ground
- a group of harmless microorganisms that serve as indicator species
- it is found in pipes and it pollutes water
- a law that creates legislation to keep water as clean as possible
- when waste water collects at the bottom and creates a solid
- they are the "forever" chemicals
- a layer of clear water that is found in the middle of a septic tank
- it is in fish and if you eat to much it can kill you
- The largest oil rig spill
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- a place like a city with big lawns that creates pollution
- the standard for safe drinking water
- a species where you can see how they are doing to determine how an environment is doing
- The biggest oil spill from a boat
- When water has an increase in fertility due to anthropogenic inputs
- The amount of oxygen a certain amount of water uses
- a way of keeping in oil by putting a ring around it
- having too much oxygen creates this which then can kill a lot of fish and animals
- a system normally used in homes in rural areas where your waste goes
- water that is created by us
- solid waste from wastewater
- the location in which pollution is produced
- places with a low about of oxygen that can kill certain fish
- a large container that people's waste goes into if they have a septic system
26 Clues: The largest oil rig spill • water that is created by us • solid waste from wastewater • The decomposition of wastewater • they are the "forever" chemicals • The biggest oil spill from a boat • the standard for safe drinking water • it is found in pipes and it pollutes water • underground pipes laid out below the ground • the location in which pollution is produced • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-01
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- Water is produced by livestock operations and human activities, including human sewage from toilets and gray water.
- The standard for safe drinking water
- In a body of water, an area with extremely low oxygen concentration
- Used to suck oup oil
- Solid waste material from wastewater
- The main source of Manure lagoons
- A large container that receive wastewater from a house as a part of septic system
- Treated water released into...
- A dramatic change in water temperature that can kill organisms.
- A distinct location from which pollution is directly produced.
- A human made pond filled with manure from livestock
- A phenomenon in which a body of water becomes rich in nutrients.
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- Largest source of oil in North America oceans
- Nonchemical water pollution that occurs when human activities occur to change water temps
- used to trap oil spills
- Legislation that supports the protection and progation of fish
- a layer of fairly clear water found in middle of a septic tank.
- A group of harmful chemicals used for rocket fuel.
- A component of septic tank made up of underground pipes laid out below the surface of the ground
- theamount of oxygen a quantity of water uses
- A diffuse area tha produces pollution
21 Clues: Used to suck oup oil • used to trap oil spills • Treated water released into... • The main source of Manure lagoons • The standard for safe drinking water • Solid waste material from wastewater • A diffuse area tha produces pollution • theamount of oxygen a quantity of water uses • Largest source of oil in North America oceans • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-01
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- this is a certain location where pollution is directly produced
- a bacteria that is found in contaminated water and can be toxic in drinking water
- one of the largest oil spills recorded
- one way to remove oil from the surface typically using a vacuum
- these are harmful chemicals, used for rockets, that pollute the soil
- a pollution typically caused by military sonar and big ships
- a heavy metal that can damage the brain, nervous system, and kidneys if exposed to infants
- this consists of discarded materials such as garbage and sludge
- federal law that practices in restoring the nations clean water
- federal law setting national standards for drinking water
- a result of a dramatic change in water temp that leads to the death of organisms
- another way to remove oil where bacteria that will consume the oil is placed
- this is the standard that is set for safe drinking water under the EPA
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- a pollution typically given off by power plants resulting in warm water being released
- run off into streams mostly from humans pee not being infiltrated
- one way to remove oil where chemicals are applied to break up and disperse the oil
- this collects wastewater from homes
- this helps control pest organisms but also kills a wide variety of related organisms
- farms that raise thousands of animals in one location use this to dispose their waste
- this is solid waste material from wastewater
- this is the process of water becoming rich in nutrients
- this is different acids that are released on Earth as rain, snow, or gasses
- a heavy metal that occurs naturally in Earths crust and contributes concentrations in ground water
- the type of water produced by livestock operations and human activities
- pollution a pollution that is typically seen within gravel and dirt
25 Clues: this collects wastewater from homes • one of the largest oil spills recorded • this is solid waste material from wastewater • this is the process of water becoming rich in nutrients • federal law setting national standards for drinking water • a pollution typically caused by military sonar and big ships • ...
Water Pollution 2022-12-02
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- a type of fecal coliform that can be ingested, and comes from fecal matter in a product
- a 1974 act that was amended to protect drinking water in the US
- type of pollution that is specifically from an identifiable source; examples include pipes, ships, and factories
- a 1972 act that governs water quality and controlling pollution in the water in the US
- a system used for wastewater that urban residents use
- an element found naturally, like from burning coal and is common in fish, that impacts the nervous system
- a disease found in wastewater, and will infect an individual if this bacteria in the wastewater is swallowed
- causes pollution
- oil that isn’t natural and is a pollutant
- disease-causing bacteria or virus to its host
- a zone after cultural eutrophication takes place, where aquatic organisms cannot survive since there is little oxygen left
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- metals that are found to be toxic to organisms, like As, Hg, Pb
- a type of pollution that can be caused by erosion
- nutrient booms caused by humans which end up being harmful to an organism’s habitat; for example, algal blooms
- pollution caused by precipitation carrying contaminants and pollutants into the water
- element, compound, substance, or source that causes cancer
- an element found in old construction and in pipes that impact the nervous system and developing brains
- found naturally in the Earth, and is a carcinogen
- pollution that seeps below the surface; caused by man-made products like oil, gasoline and other chemicals that travel through the soil
- amount of oxygen consumed by bacteria and other microorganisms as they decompose and breakdown matter
- a process by humans done that pushes and moves elements such as Pb (lead), Hg (mercury), and As (arsenic) into the water
- a system used for wastewater that rural residents use
- pollution caused by heat and thermal activity
- measurement used for testing what elements are in the water; hint: billion
- a chemical compound that 5 ppb of it is allowed in drinking water
25 Clues: causes pollution • oil that isn’t natural and is a pollutant • pollution caused by heat and thermal activity • disease-causing bacteria or virus to its host • a type of pollution that can be caused by erosion • found naturally in the Earth, and is a carcinogen • a system used for wastewater that rural residents use • ...
water animals 2023-04-11
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- flatfish
- big crawfish
- long pike that likes shiny things
- similar to rainbow trout and brown trout
- mini lobster
- shark cow shark
- long mean fish
- long green electric snake
- long nose fish
- soft crawfish
- really long dinosaur fish
- big mean fish
- spiky nose fish
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- tylers spirt animal
- sideways crawfish
- really big ocean bass
- striped fish
- super tiny shrimp
- blobby fish in freshwater
- chunky fish
- hard shell with pearls
- pointy fish with big fin
- snake legless sea lizard
- really big friendly shark
24 Clues: flatfish • chunky fish • striped fish • big crawfish • mini lobster • soft crawfish • big mean fish • long mean fish • long nose fish • shark cow shark • spiky nose fish • sideways crawfish • super tiny shrimp • tylers spirt animal • really big ocean bass • hard shell with pearls • pointy fish with big fin • snake legless sea lizard • blobby fish in freshwater • long green electric snake • ...
Water vocab 2023-05-03
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- agricultural cultivation of plants in greenhouse conditions by immersing roots in a nutrient rich solution
- body of water created by damming a river or stream
- Style of landscaping that removes water intensive vegetation from lawns and replaces it with more water efficient native landscaping
- surface that doesn't allow water penetration
- area lacking groundwater due to rapid withdrawal by a well
- well created by drilling into a confined aquifer
- canal or ditch used to carry water from one location to another
- structure to prevent ocean waters from flooding adjacent land
- total daily per capita use of fresh water
- essential to life, 70% of the world is covered in
- Table uppermost level at which the water in a given area fully saturates rock or soil
- process which water percolates through the soil and works its way into an aquifer
- stair like structure that allows migrating fish to get over a dam
- land adjacent to a river
- purifying salt water by a process of heating and collecting the steam which is condensed to yield pure water
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- 1.2% of the world's usable water
- aquifer surrounded by a layer of impermeable rock or clay that impedes water flow
- style of landscaping that removes water intensive vegetation from lawns and replaces it with more water efficient native land
- natural water source of water formed when water from an aquifer percolates up to the ground surface
- Total daily per capita use of fresh water
- enlarged bank built up on each side of the river
- Cultivation of plants in greenhouse conditions by immersing roots in a nutrientrich water
- aquifer made of porous rock covered by soil out of which water can easily flow
- permeable layer of rock and sediment that contains groundwater
- process of removing salt from water
- wastewater from baths, showers, bathroom sinks, washing machines
- the water that fills all pore spaces in the sediments and rocks below the water table
- wastewater from toilets, kitchen sinks, dishwashers
- 97% of the world's water
- Process of desalination - water is forced through a thin semipermeable membrane at high pressure
- barrier that runs across a river or stream to control the flow of water
31 Clues: 97% of the world's water • land adjacent to a river • 1.2% of the world's usable water • process of removing salt from water • Total daily per capita use of fresh water • total daily per capita use of fresh water • surface that doesn't allow water penetration • enlarged bank built up on each side of the river • well created by drilling into a confined aquifer • ...
Water Resources 2020-04-08
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- Collected water from areas of higher elevation flowing into larger rivers.
- Result of excessive water volume from rain, or spring thaw runoff overflowing river banks.
- Severe lack of water during the dry season.
- Where a river ends and drains into a lake, the sea or an ocean.
- Areas of land that have become saturated (soaked) with water.
- is the Greek word for water.
- ___River flows into the Ottawa River (near parliament Hill).
- The St. Laurence river flows into this ocean.
- An artificial lake created behind a dam when the river is blocked.
- There are more than 31 000 of these in Canada
- Often found in lower areas flowing through farmland and forested areas.
- These ollect water from many rivers and their drainage basins eventually flowing to Oceans.
- You cannot survive without water for more than these days.
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- Water that is stored underground and in some cases deep in the earth's crust.
- A stream or river that flows into a larger stream or main river or a lake
- Non salinated (not salty) and found in lakes, rivers, glaciers and snow melt.
- ___ River is found near school and flows into the Rideau River.
- Water that soaks deep into the earth.
- ____River flows into the St. Lawrence river near Montreal.
- These can solve problems of drought or flood, they block the river's natural flow.
- Water flows in this direction.
- How much water enters and exists a river basin is the discharge rate.
- The start of a river also known as headwaters.
- This type of water use means we do not remove it from lakes or rivers
- Often flows down rocky slopes and has clear water.
- where a river joins another river (Ottawa River empties into the St. Lawrence in Montreal).
- Fast moving water that moves large volumes of water.
- Often spring fed, clear, clean water.
28 Clues: is the Greek word for water. • Water flows in this direction. • Water that soaks deep into the earth. • Often spring fed, clear, clean water. • Severe lack of water during the dry season. • The St. Laurence river flows into this ocean. • There are more than 31 000 of these in Canada • The start of a river also known as headwaters. • ...
Water safety 2020-10-06
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- a place where water is cold muddy & murky
- when it rains alot faster than the drains can carry water away
- water, to run & dig & keep yourself vertically floating in the water
- what we need to read to know the safety rules to follow
- someone who helps to keep us safe at the beach or pool
- a quick movement you can do with your hands to help you float
- to help someone who is in trouble in the water
- pools must be behind this in a backyard
- PFD
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- a danger in water which may be sharp or slippery hidden under the water
- a way to stay on top of the water
- when the water depth is over your head.
- the hazards we need to be aware of near & in the water
- how you describe a small amount of water depth
- fun to paddle in on a lake
- a big pond of water
- the most important thing to think of around water
- a fun place to play in water in a backyard
- this must be locked when everyone is out of the pool area
- something you can go fishing in
20 Clues: PFD • a big pond of water • fun to paddle in on a lake • something you can go fishing in • a way to stay on top of the water • when the water depth is over your head. • pools must be behind this in a backyard • a place where water is cold muddy & murky • a fun place to play in water in a backyard • how you describe a small amount of water depth • ...
Water Crossword 2020-10-12
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- path of water through an environment
- water can reside for a century
- evaporates 496000 km of water from earths surface each year
- where most of earths water is stored
- corals expel their algal partner and then die
- reenters the atmosphere or enters lakes and streams
- areas of mineral-rich water and specially adapted species
- areas of saturated ground
- wooded wetlands
- shallow wetlands flooded regularly with salt water
- continually evaporates water
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- low narrow sandy islands that form parallel to a coastline
- best known marine ecosystems
- algae or tiny, free-floating photosynthetic organisms
- shallow ecosystems in which the land surface is submerged part of the year
- acount for 86% of total evaporation
- bays where rivers empty into the sea, mixing fresh water and salt water
- condenses over land in the form of rain, snow, or fog
- depressions in a rocky shoreline that are flooded at high tide but retain some water at low tide.
- emit the moisture they consume through respiration and precipitation
- the 40,000 km carried back to the ocean by surface runoff
- sharp temperature boundary
- distribute water vapor around the globe
- wetlands without trees
24 Clues: wooded wetlands • wetlands without trees • areas of saturated ground • sharp temperature boundary • best known marine ecosystems • continually evaporates water • water can reside for a century • acount for 86% of total evaporation • path of water through an environment • where most of earths water is stored • distribute water vapor around the globe • ...
Water Crossword 2020-10-12
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- a colder, deeper layer that is not mixed
- the path of water through our environment
- low, narrow, sandy islands that form parallel to a coastline
- areas of saturated ground
- deepest zone in the ocean
- depressions in a rocky shoreline that are flooded at high tide but retain some water at low tide
- the colder water below the thermocline boundary
- special variety of trees that grow in salt water
- are known as littoral zones
- community occurring on the bottom of the ocean
- the bottom
- bays where rivers empty into the sea
- free floating photosynthetic plants
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- mainly fed by groundwater
- discovered thousands of different types of organisms
- the sharp temperature boundary
- found below ocean crust, that heats the vents
- wooded wetlands with trees
- 1977 explorations with deep-sea submarine
- shallow body of water that flows in one direction and rich in nutrients
- shallow wetlands flooded regularly with seawater
- deep layers of accumulated, undecayed vegetation
- shallow ecosystems where land surface is saturated at least part of the year
- has photosynthetic organisms
- layer of open water zone with highest level of light and oxygen
25 Clues: the bottom • mainly fed by groundwater • areas of saturated ground • deepest zone in the ocean • wooded wetlands with trees • are known as littoral zones • has photosynthetic organisms • the sharp temperature boundary • free floating photosynthetic plants • bays where rivers empty into the sea • a colder, deeper layer that is not mixed • the path of water through our environment • ...
Water Crossword 2020-10-12
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- matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid
- shallow wetlands along coastlines that are flooded regularly or occasionally with seawater
- low, narrow, sandy islands that form offshore from a coastline. They protect the shore from storms
- an area of waterlogged soil that tends to be peaty and fed by precipitation
- a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life
- free floating, autotrophic organisms that function as producers in aquatic ecosystems
- of, on, or relating to the earth
- a wetland without trees
- ecosystems of several types in which rooted vegetation is surrounded by standing water during part of the year
- relating to feeding and nutrition
- an area of waterlogged soil that tends to be peaty and fed by ground water
- relating to or situated on the shore of the sea or a lake
- whitening of corals caused by expulsion of symbiotic algae
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- not consisting of or deriving from living matter
- a colder deeper layer of water that is not mixed
- bottom of a sea or lake
- a bay or drowned valley where a river empties into the sea
- in water, a distinctive transition zone that separates an upper layer that is mixed by the wind and a colder, deep layer that is not mixed
- relating to or derived from living matter
- the setting or conditions in which a particular activity is carried on
- depressions in a rocky shoreline that are flooded at high tide but cut off from the ocean at low tide
- a wetland with trees
- a warmer upper layer of water that is mixed by wind and warmed by the sun
- zones in the vertical water column of water body
- trees from genera that live in shallow salt water
- a stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandbank or coral reef
26 Clues: a wetland with trees • bottom of a sea or lake • a wetland without trees • of, on, or relating to the earth • relating to feeding and nutrition • relating to or derived from living matter • matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid • not consisting of or deriving from living matter • a colder deeper layer of water that is not mixed • ...
Water Terms 2020-11-09
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- oxygen The amount of oxygen present in water in a dissolved state
- flow The relatively steady flow of water in a stream that is produced primarily from groundwater entering the stream.
- groundwater.
- water Water on the surface, as lakes and rivers, in contrast to that underground
- a body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater
- discharge The point during a stream flood event when the discharge is the greatest
- Nitrate is nitrogen (N) combined with oxygen (O) and is the form of nitrogen most used by plants. All nitrates are water-soluble and, when applied in excess in fertilizer, move with surface waters to
- The process of turning a vapor into a liquid
- Phosphorus combined with oxygen. Phosphates are important plant nutrients, often as a major element in fertilizers. When they are when applied in excess in fertilizer, they move with surface waters
- The passage of water through a plant from the roots through the vascular system to the atmosphere
- can produce algal blooms in aquatic ecosystems.
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- Water within the earth that supplies wells and springs
- The seepage of water into soil or rock
- Process by which water becomes rich in dissolved nutrients typically resulting in algal growth
- coliform The bacteria (enterococci) that exist in the intestines of warm-blooded animals and humans and are found in bodily waste, animal droppings, and in soil
- oxygen demand The amount of dissolved oxygen required to oxidize all the reactive biological and chemical parts of a water sample
- The total stream discharge of water, including both surface and subsurface flow.
- The downward movement of water through the soil in response to the pull of gravity
- above 7.0 are alkaline with low acidity, and those below 7.0 are acid.
- The addition of sediment as by flowing water
- pH A numerical measure of acidity or hydrogen ion activity of water. The neutral point is pH 7.0. All pH
- An area bounded by geographic features in which precipitation is absorbed in the soil to form groundwater which eventually emerges to become surface water and ultimately drains to a particular watercourse or body of water
- solids A measure of all the suspended, colloidal, and dissolved solids in a sample of water.
- Cloudiness of water caused by the presence of colloidal matter or other finely divided suspended matter.
24 Clues: groundwater. • The seepage of water into soil or rock • The addition of sediment as by flowing water • The process of turning a vapor into a liquid • can produce algal blooms in aquatic ecosystems. • Water within the earth that supplies wells and springs • oxygen The amount of oxygen present in water in a dissolved state • ...
water cycle 2020-12-05
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- a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere
- a thick cloud of dew released in the atmosphere
- water having a large amount of salt
- a large body of water surrounded by land
- rain,snow,sleet,or hail that falls from the clouds
- falling ice that are in the shape of white snow flakes
- the process of turning from liquid to vapor
- the solid state of water
- wet pellets that are mix of rain and snow
- the amount of dissolved salts in water
- is water beneath the Earth's surface
- the draining away from water
- the branch of science concerned with the properties of earth's water
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- is water beneath the Earth's surface
- the process of vapor turning into a liquid
- the nature of something ingredients
- a deposit of small ice crystal
- a example of ? is when a plant absorbs water through its root
- a vary large expanse of sea
- tiny droplets of water
- is the gaseous phase of water
- is the 3% of water we can use
- water droplets that fall from clouds to the Earth's surface
- a large stream of water
- a extended of ice formed by falling ice
- is a high latitude region on a planet
26 Clues: tiny droplets of water • a large stream of water • the solid state of water • a vary large expanse of sea • the draining away from water • is the gaseous phase of water • is the 3% of water we can use • a deposit of small ice crystal • water having a large amount of salt • the nature of something ingredients • is water beneath the Earth's surface • ...
Water Crossword 2021-03-11
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- -of or found in saltwater.
- - A larger underground chamber.
- -A body of permeable which can contain or transmit ground water.
- - water that collects like droplets on a cold surface when humid air makes contact with it.
- - A cavity in the ground.
- -an area of land that drains all the streams and rainfall.
- -water held underground in the soil or in pores and crevices in rock.
- -A chemical element that constitute 21% of the earth's atmosphere.
- -The process of turning liquid into vapor.
- -the supply of water to land or crops to help growth.
- -A form of precipitation consisting of ice pellets, often mixed with rain and snow.
- - a source of energy such as light or sound.
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- - A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall.
- - water that collects on the surface of the ground.
- - Ice that slowly moves over land.
- - of found in freshwater; not of sea.
- - the rearing of aquatic animals of the cultivation for food.
- - the alternate rising and falling of the sea.
- -having pores or openings that permit gas or liquids through.
- -underlying substance or layer.
- - a continuous circulation of water within earth's hydroshpere.
- -A very large expanse of sea.
- -the action or process of precipitating a substance from a solution.
- - A force that attracts the body toward the center of the earth.
- - the draining away of water.
25 Clues: - A cavity in the ground. • -of or found in saltwater. • -A very large expanse of sea. • - the draining away of water. • - A larger underground chamber. • -underlying substance or layer. • - Ice that slowly moves over land. • - of found in freshwater; not of sea. • -The process of turning liquid into vapor. • - a source of energy such as light or sound. • ...
weather + water 2021-03-30
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- when air moves in a circle
- frozen pieces of water
- water droplets
- when something is lifted
- water and snow
- thick water vapor
- 1 factor that affects the climate of a place and how far something is from the equator
- rain clouds
- the movement from materials from a place
- all the water on Earth
- low and big clouds
- the state of the atmosphere
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- scientists who study weather
- when water melts and goes straight to clouds
- the living part of Earth
- movement of the air
- mid-level clouds
- when water falls to Earth in various forms
- all the hard parts of Earth
- the process of laying down materials
- when water turns to water vapor
- the usual state of weather in a certain place
- when water vapor rises
- small and tiny pieces of precipitation
- how fast particles move
- high level clouds
- small particles all around the Earth
27 Clues: rain clouds • water droplets • water and snow • mid-level clouds • thick water vapor • high level clouds • low and big clouds • movement of the air • frozen pieces of water • when water vapor rises • all the water on Earth • how fast particles move • the living part of Earth • when something is lifted • when air moves in a circle • all the hard parts of Earth • the state of the atmosphere • ...
WATER CROSSWORD 2021-05-09
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- The chemical formula of water.
- An overflow of a large amount of water in a place.
- A part of the water cycle where water flows back in rivers, lakes and oceans.
- A tiny drop of liquid. E.g a tiny drop of water rising into the sky.
- A part of the water cycle where water drops become heavy and fall.
- A part of the water cycle where the water soaks into soil.
- Out of the three types of resources, water is a _____ resource.
- A part of the water cycle where water dries and rises up due to heat.
- A period of time when a place has a lack of water.
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- A part of the water cycle where tiny drops of water form clouds.
- Moving constantly and continuously. Rhymes with slow.
- You can stay ____ if you drink the right amount of water everyday. It is also important to stay ____ to keep your body healthy.
- Water's solid form.
- A part of the water cycle where plants, humans and animals take water from the ground.
- Water's state of matter.
- A unit that water can be measured in, the unit in a shorter form is mm.
- A natural system where liquid water is constantly being recycled through the atmosphere.
- Water that comes down from the sky.
- Water's gas form. When this gas is cooled down, you can see it as steam.
- It is easy to _______ when you are hot and sweaty.
20 Clues: Water's solid form. • Water's state of matter. • The chemical formula of water. • Water that comes down from the sky. • An overflow of a large amount of water in a place. • It is easy to _______ when you are hot and sweaty. • A period of time when a place has a lack of water. • Moving constantly and continuously. Rhymes with slow. • ...
Water Cycle! 2021-06-28
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- a visible mass of water or ice particles suspended at a considerable altitude
- Brings down Rain, Sleet, Snow and hail.
- the star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system
- forceful exertion
- change into gas or steam
- water vapour frozen into ice crystals and falling in light white flakes or lying on the ground as a white layer.
- a visible suspension in the air of particles of a substance
- precipitation consisting of a mixture of rain and snow
- the emission of water vapor from the leaves of plants
- when water that falls from the clouds as rain, snow, hail or sleet, collects in the oceans, rivers, lakes, streams.
- The process of turning from iquid into vapour.
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- a large body of water that is part of the hydrosphere
- a large stream of water flowing in a to the sea, or a lake,
- something when water turns into vapour and stays as vapour (2nd step of the water cycle)
- a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land'
- the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth
- the star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system
- compound that occurs at room temperature as a clear liquid
- water in a vaporous form diffused in the atmosphere but below boiling temperature
- a large area of water surrounded by land.
- Small water droplets coming down from clouds.
21 Clues: forceful exertion • change into gas or steam • Brings down Rain, Sleet, Snow and hail. • a large area of water surrounded by land. • Small water droplets coming down from clouds. • The process of turning from iquid into vapour. • a large body of water that is part of the hydrosphere • the emission of water vapor from the leaves of plants • ...
Water sport 2022-04-24
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- The player who protects the goal.
- The long edge on top of the goal in football (UK).
- Playing polo on the water.
- To make something come out.
- To say "Thank you" in Japan or Korea, they usually say it with this action.
- When you are being chased by an angry dog or animal.
- Action or happen that affects the rule.
- Protect yourself from being attacked.
- The equal score in a game.
- Mistake in a game.
- Punishment for making mistakes in a game.
- An instruction for players.
- The man or woman that transports your letter.
- The hard, tall part attached to a board to surf or nailed on a boat or a pirate ship.
- The sport that uses a canoe to race.
- Surfing with sails or a parachute.
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- Justice is being served by this one (men or women).
- Place where the king and queen live in.
- Ballet in the water.
- Extra time in a match.
- To dive.
- People are being deep down the sea or ocean with an oxygen tank.
- Baseball players used to wear this to avoid sunlight.
- Dimension that looks from top to down or from bottom to up.
24 Clues: To dive. • Mistake in a game. • Ballet in the water. • Extra time in a match. • Playing polo on the water. • The equal score in a game. • To make something come out. • An instruction for players. • The player who protects the goal. • Surfing with sails or a parachute. • The sport that uses a canoe to race. • Protect yourself from being attacked. • ...
Water crossword 2022-09-01
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- organisms, All of these need water to survive.
- Something that produces electricity in exchange for water.
- Water gives this to people to help them survive.
- Another word for a tropical cyclone.
- When weather is produced by major wind that change direction seasonally.
- water, this thing is good to drink and fresh.
- Another word for water.
- When water passes surface level and is known as a natural disaster.
- resources, Water is this type of resource, meaning there is infinite of this.
- A long body of water.
- A structure which contains lots of water.
- A small body of rain water.
- When clouds release water as rain, snow or hail.
- Every living thing drinks this.
- This produces enough heat to cause the evaporation of water.
- A large fall of water.
- When water goes into the ground and soaks into the soil, in which plants take through their roots.
- Scarcity, there are two types of this economic and physical.
- A white part gas, part liquid thing which is from precipitation.
- What happens when there is not enough rain
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- A hard solid cube which is a part of precipitation.
- The process of liquid turning into gas.
- The solid version of water.
- Happens when water flows over surface level.
- This thing needs water to survive.
- What happens when a person does not have enough water.
- Where the water goes after infiltration.
- This need water to grow and produces oxygen.
- Cycles, A never ending cycle of which water turns into gas, which turns into a liquid and becomes rain. It then finally goes back into oceans.
- Something used in households used to clean yourself.
- Condensation causes this.
- water, A type of water which is not safe to drink.
- This falls out of clouds as a liquid.
- Happens when plants absorb water through their roots.
- Where the water cycle begins.
- A serious natural disaster which uses water.
- The process of gas turning into liquid.
- A structure which takes up most of the water in a household and is an essential thing in a household.
- A body of water not connected to the sea.
- vapour, The thing that water turns into when evaporated.
40 Clues: A long body of water. • A large fall of water. • Another word for water. • Condensation causes this. • The solid version of water. • A small body of rain water. • Where the water cycle begins. • Every living thing drinks this. • This thing needs water to survive. • Another word for a tropical cyclone. • This falls out of clouds as a liquid. • ...
Water Vocabulary 2022-11-21
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- materials become dry when exposed to air
- liquid water changes into a gas when it dries
- any substance that comes from the earth
- a slanted surface
- a liquid earth material
- to take up less space
- skin-like surface on liquids that pulls it together into a sphere
- a person who studies water
- when water soaks into a material
- when water vapor touches a cool surface it becomes a liquid
- materials that sink are this
- shape a drop of water takes on a flat surface
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- when water is heated it becomes a gas
- materials that float are this
- describes the level of purity in a sample of water
- the movement of a liquid over a surface
- the repeating sequence of evaporation and condensation of water causing precipitation
- area of a liquid exposed to the air
- gets bigger, takes up more space
- characteristics of material, something you observe; color, taste, smell
20 Clues: a slanted surface • to take up less space • a liquid earth material • a person who studies water • materials that sink are this • materials that float are this • gets bigger, takes up more space • when water soaks into a material • area of a liquid exposed to the air • when water is heated it becomes a gas • any substance that comes from the earth • ...
Water Resources 2016-09-15
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- Flood that occurs when heavy rainfall creates a flood event independent of an overflowing stream
- Second layer of the ocean, where the temperature of the water decreases rapidly with depth
- When this occurs, river flow increases, and the volume of the world ocean increases, resulting to a rise in sea level and reduced land area
- Evaporation of water from the leaves and stems of plants
- Land areas where water covers the surface for significant periods
- Narrow, elongated landform separating individual streams within a basin
- Process whereby rain that falls into land surface penetrates the soil
- Partly enclosed coastal body of water where freshwater from stream meets the saltwater from the sea
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- Streams that are fed by groundwater
- Impermeable rocks where water is trapped and held down by pressure between them.
- Process whereby too much soil and sediments are delivered to streams
- It is only 2. 5% of Earth’s total water
- Smaller streams
- Reduction of the mineral content by taking salt out of the seawater to produce freshwater
- Part of Earth’s subsystem containing the oceans, lakes, streams, underground water, and snow and ice
- Zone or land area where water enters the ground and replenish the groundwater.
- Ability of the rock or sediments to allow water to pass through it
- This is a zone in which the spaces between the particles are filled mainly with air.
- Saltiness of saltwater
- Soil, rock or sediment that is frozen for more than two consecutive years
20 Clues: Smaller streams • Saltiness of saltwater • Streams that are fed by groundwater • It is only 2. 5% of Earth’s total water • Evaporation of water from the leaves and stems of plants • Land areas where water covers the surface for significant periods • Ability of the rock or sediments to allow water to pass through it • ...
Water Resources 2016-09-15
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- Zone or land area where water enters the ground and replenish the groundwater.
- Partly enclosed coastal body of water where freshwater from stream meets the saltwater from the sea
- Land areas where water covers the surface for significant periods
- Second layer of the ocean, where the temperature of the water decreases rapidly with depth
- Impermeable rocks where water is trapped and held down by pressure between them.
- Flood that occurs when heavy rainfall creates a flood event independent of an overflowing stream
- Process whereby too much soil and sediments are delivered to streams
- When this occurs, river flow increases, and the volume of the world ocean increases, resulting to a rise in sea level and reduced land area
- This is a zone in which the spaces between the particles are filled mainly with air.
- Smaller streams
- Part of Earth’s subsystem containing the oceans, lakes, streams, underground water, and snow and ice
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- Narrow, elongated landform separating individual streams within a basin
- It is only 2. 5% of Earth’s total water
- Evaporation of water from the leaves and stems of plants
- Saltiness of saltwater
- Reduction of the mineral content by taking salt out of the seawater to produce freshwater
- Streams that are fed by groundwater
- Ability of the rock or sediments to allow water to pass through it
- Process whereby rain that falls into land surface penetrates the soil
- Soil, rock or sediment that is frozen for more than two consecutive years
20 Clues: Smaller streams • Saltiness of saltwater • Streams that are fed by groundwater • It is only 2. 5% of Earth’s total water • Evaporation of water from the leaves and stems of plants • Land areas where water covers the surface for significant periods • Ability of the rock or sediments to allow water to pass through it • ...
Water vocabulary 2019-03-21
23 Clues: lead • Base • Waste • Crops • power • Algae • Trash • Reduce • Gallon • Strain • Shrink • towards • Average • Without • Withdraw • Spraying • Waterway • supplies • Efficient • Freshwater • Sustainable • Power plants • irrigation Drip irrigation
Water Vocab 2023-05-17
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- System that measures surface water runoff
- Water is able to pass through
- The build-up of chemicals in fish and other organisms
- Place where a hole is dug into the water table to get fresh water
- A place covered in water
- Barrier that holds water in a river back into a lake
- Water is not able to pass through
- Uppermost zone of the groundwater section
- Liquid that runs downhill
- Water that has more than 1000 milligrams of salt per liter
- An area where water all empties into the same body of water
- A source of pollution that can be directly sourced
- Fresh water that is dirty
- Water underground
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- Area where water sinks through rock
- A river and its tributaries
- Concentration of toxins in organisms
- Removing salt from water in order to make it safe to drink
- Occurs when an overabundance of nutrients causes overgrowth of plants in a body of water
- Where a river empties into the ocean
- A source of pollution that can not be directly sourced
- Underwater section of water that is usually contained in rock
- Anything that contaminates a water source
- Landscaping that involves little to no irrigation
- Water that has less than 1000 milligrams of salt per liter
- Area of land next to a water source
- Large body of water used as a water supply
27 Clues: Water underground • A place covered in water • Liquid that runs downhill • Fresh water that is dirty • A river and its tributaries • Water is able to pass through • Water is not able to pass through • Area where water sinks through rock • Area of land next to a water source • Concentration of toxins in organisms • Where a river empties into the ocean • ...
Water quality 2023-06-14
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- The act or an instance of hindering, obstructing, or impeding .
- Firmness of purpose , resolve / a fixed intention or resolution
- Capable of being permeated or penetrated , by liquids or gases
- The act of calibrating / a gradation that shows a position or a value.
- The range of one’s perceptions, ideas / the extent
- Of or relating to electrochemistry – the science of the interaction or interconversion of electric and chemical phenomena
- Left out
- With salt
- Of or relatiing to direct-current electricity, especially when produced chemically.
- Speed
- Relating to a system of deep-water and wetlands tidal habitats characterized by fluctuating salinity and , intertidal zones.
- Impossible to permeate
- A vessel or vehicle capable of operating or remaining under water
- sulfite A white crystalline or powdered compound , used in preserving food, silvering mirrors, developing photographs, and making dyes .
- Capable of meeting financial obligations / capable of dissolving another substance
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- probe A slender, flexible surgical instrument used to explore / an electrode or other device that can be placed inside something to take and convey measurements .
- A thin plate, sheet, or layer .
- Unit of measurement of atmospheric pressure equal to one millibar
- The process of determining the concentration of a substance in solution by adding it to a standard reagent of known concentration
- Over full with air
- A thin pliable layer of tissue covering surfaces or separating or connecting region, structures or organs of a living organism .
- Connection
- A dense, brown, volatile, corrosive, nonmetallic liquid halogen element that exists as a diatomic, Br2, having a highly irritating vapor.
- The ability or power to conduct or transmit heat, electricity, or sound / the conductance of a material
- The quality or condition of being soluble
- Movement/ unrest
- A procedure used in volumetric analysis for determining the quantity of substance present that contains. liberates or reacts with iodine .
- To cause to pass into solution to reduce to liquid form
- titration Used to determine the concentration of dissolved oxygen in water samples.
- data Data pertaining to both physiology and chemistry
- To calculate approximitely ( the amount, extent, magnitude, position, or value of something )
- Act or instance of immersing
- In balance
33 Clues: Speed • Left out • With salt • Connection • In balance • Movement/ unrest • Over full with air • Impossible to permeate • Act or instance of immersing • A thin plate, sheet, or layer . • The quality or condition of being soluble • The range of one’s perceptions, ideas / the extent • data Data pertaining to both physiology and chemistry • ...
Water cycle 2024-01-18
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- fluid matter having no fixed shape but a fixed volume
- lowest layer of the atmosphere; where the weather happens
- the layers of gas that surround the earth
- layers of soil, sand and rocks that store groundwater
- an instrument used to measure relative humidity
- where water goes underground
- rain, snow, sleet, etc.
- cloud
- turns liquid into vapor/gas
- the simplest structural unit of an element or compound
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- to contaminate water
- the loss of water vapor from a plant
- when water runs through land
- to use material more than once
- where ice goes directly to the sky (tops of mts)
- being made pure, not mixed with anything else
- water in the ground
- the path water takes as it is being cycled through the environment
- the amount of water vapor given in a volume of air
- humidity the percentage of water vapor in the air compared to the maximum amount of water vapor that air can contain at a particular temperature
20 Clues: cloud • water in the ground • to contaminate water • rain, snow, sleet, etc. • turns liquid into vapor/gas • when water runs through land • where water goes underground • to use material more than once • the loss of water vapor from a plant • the layers of gas that surround the earth • being made pure, not mixed with anything else • an instrument used to measure relative humidity • ...
Water Properties 2023-12-07
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- A measure of the resistance of a liquid.
- Scale Chart to measure the acidity of substances
- Attraction between a partially positively and negatively charged atom with a hydrogen atom.
- A chemical mixture of substances.
- Amount of energy needed to make significant temperature changes.
- When different substance molecules are attracted.
- Is a substance that can react with strong or weak acids or bases to avoid sharp changes in pH.
- The hydrogen side is positively charged, and the oxygen side is negative.
- The dissoler of other substances.
- A substance that can be dissolved.
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- When undissolved substances mix with water.
- A compound that can neutralize substances.
- The ability of a substance to conduct heat.
- Liquid flows in a narrow space without the forces of gravity and so on.
- The temperature at which a the pressure of the vapor matches the liquid, and vapor is created.
- Tendency of atoms to share electrons when bonding.
- Tension Allows things with higher densities with water to float above the surface.
- A substance’s mass, water’s being 997 kg/m3
- A compound that can release protons.
- When the same substance molecules are attracted.
20 Clues: A chemical mixture of substances. • The dissoler of other substances. • A substance that can be dissolved. • A compound that can release protons. • A measure of the resistance of a liquid. • A compound that can neutralize substances. • When undissolved substances mix with water. • The ability of a substance to conduct heat. • A substance’s mass, water’s being 997 kg/m3 • ...
Water Planet 2023-12-08
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- Water that evaporates from a water source
- pollution that can be traced to one location
- the attraction of molecules that are not alike
- A state of matter that moves freely
- amount of thermal energy needed to raise the temperature
- Most of the freshwater on earth
- A measure of the cloudiness of water
- Ice stays on top of the water because it is
- A state of matter that always keeps the same shape
- degree that water freezes at
- Needed for photosynthesis
- A state of matter that always takes the shape of its container
- The turbidity of water is measured using a
- The process of a gas changing to a liquid
- liquid changing to a gas
- a nitrogen based compound
- Needed for photosynthesis
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- conditions in which opposite ends of a molecule have slightly opposite charges
- Needed for photosynthesis
- Pollution that cannot be traced to one location
- processes by which water continually moves throughout the hydrosphere
- the water below Earth’s surface
- The evaporation of water from plants
- An organism that is sensitive to environmental conditions
- attraction among molecules that are alike
- A way that water changes from a liquid to a gas
26 Clues: liquid changing to a gas • Needed for photosynthesis • Needed for photosynthesis • a nitrogen based compound • Needed for photosynthesis • degree that water freezes at • the water below Earth’s surface • Most of the freshwater on earth • A state of matter that moves freely • The evaporation of water from plants • A measure of the cloudiness of water • ...
Water Properties 2023-12-03
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- A combination of two or more substances
- A substance that contains hydrogen and is capable of donating a proton to another substance
- Responsible for building up and repairing muscle in the body, eggs have a ton of this.
- A Nitrogenous base, glucose, and a phosphate group make up this.
- Large biomolecules that are made up of nucleotides
- Used by living things to make protein.
- A solution that doesn’t change much when acidic or basic components are added
- These are fatty acids, examples of this are oils and fats.
- When molecules attract other molecules of a different kind
- The substance that dissolves the medium
- The substance that is dissolved in solution
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- A special type of dipole-dipole attraction
- A heterogeneous where the solid particles spread around instead of dissolving
- A substance that can produce hydrogen ions when dissolved in water
- A measure used to see how acidic or basic water is
- The body’s preferred source of energy.
- A homogeneous mixture or two or more substances
- When molecules attract other molecules of the same kind
- Atoms that can bond together with identical atoms to create a bigger structure
- Structure that is made up of monomers
20 Clues: Structure that is made up of monomers • Used by living things to make protein. • The body’s preferred source of energy. • A combination of two or more substances • The substance that dissolves the medium • A special type of dipole-dipole attraction • The substance that is dissolved in solution • A homogeneous mixture or two or more substances • ...
Water Animals 2023-09-02
30 Clues: Eel • Crab • Squid • Whale • Shark • Walrus • Turtle • Seagull • Lobster • Sealion • Manatee • Dolphin • Octopus • Penguin • Seaotter • MantaRay • Porpoise • Seahorse • Starfish • Angelfish • Barracuda • Jellyfish • Clownfish • Seaurchin • Swordfish • Seaanemone • Hermitcrab • Pufferfish • BelugaWhale • HumpbackWhale
Water pollution 2023-12-18
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- u shaped body of water that forms when a wide meander from the main stem of a river is cut off
- a curve in a lake that has significant turning
- area of land tended to flooding
- particles of debris that are at the bottom of a water source, river,stream etc
- cause harm to organisms through water and pollution
- straight fast rivers that are deeper than their width
- start of a curve in a river that can be isolated
- no steep gradient rivers that are slower than young ones
- sediment carried by a river which settles slowly
- off stream of water that leads to a bigger source
- areas of water that separates water into other streams or rivers
- swampy depressed area of a floodplain, saturated ground
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- sections of a river where the bed has a steep gradient
- valley formed by fast flowing water
- previous v shaped valleys carved from downstream rivers with more discharge
- embankment to prevent the overflow of a river
- runoff,meltage and groundwater pollution
- pipes,factories, drainage pipe, all come from what type of pollution
- not very steep rivers that have low gradients
- any tributary stream that runs parallel to and within a floodplain
- a deposit of clay,silt,gravel and sand left by flowing streams
21 Clues: area of land tended to flooding • valley formed by fast flowing water • runoff,meltage and groundwater pollution • embankment to prevent the overflow of a river • not very steep rivers that have low gradients • a curve in a lake that has significant turning • start of a curve in a river that can be isolated • sediment carried by a river which settles slowly • ...
Water properties 2024-02-02
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- the total amount of water found underground, on the surface and in the atmosphere of a planet.
- a measure of the amount of salt in a body of water
- a liquid or a gas that dissolves another substance
- the portion of a lake or ocean where there is little or no sunlight;formally defined as the depths beyond which less than 1% of sunlight penetrates
- the draining away of water (or substances carried in it) from the surface of an area of land, a building or structure, etc.
- when the atoms or molecules of a substance stick to other substances
- the ecological region at the lowest level of a body of water such as an ocean or a lake, including the sediment surface and some sub-surface layers
- atoms and molecules in the surface of a substance exhibit the property of cohesion
- the amount of heat that must be absorbed if a certain quantity of liquid is vaporized at a constant temperature
- when a liquid to transform into a gas as a result of heating
- the journey water takes as it circulates from the land to the sky and back again
- rain, snow, sleet, hail
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- measure of how much water can flow through a substance
- when the atoms or molecules of a substance stick together
- mass per unit volume; the amount of matter in a given amount of space
- how much heat energy it will take to raise or lower the temperature of an object
- the downward movement of fluid, especially in the sea, the atmosphere, or deep in the earth
- an area or ridge of land that separates waters flowing to different rivers, basins, or seas.
- a freshwater stream that feeds into a larger stream, river or other body of water.
- when a gas to transform into a liquid as a result of cooling
- a place where freshwater meets up with salt water; nature’s nursery
- an area of land drained by a river and its tributaries much like a bathtub catches all of the water that falls within its sides
- a body of rock that can contain water or allow water to flow through it
- having a positive and negative end (pole) (i.e. Water is a polar molecule because it has a negatively charged side- the oxygen atom- and a positively charged side- the two hydrogen atoms.)
24 Clues: rain, snow, sleet, hail • a measure of the amount of salt in a body of water • a liquid or a gas that dissolves another substance • measure of how much water can flow through a substance • when the atoms or molecules of a substance stick together • when a gas to transform into a liquid as a result of cooling • ...
Water Cycle 2024-05-18
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- Movement of water through the soil and rock layers
- Visible masses of condensed water vapor in the sky
- Amount of water vapor in the air
- Droplets of water that form on cool surfaces at night
- Underground layer of rock or sediment that holds groundwater
- Part of the Earth that consists of water, including oceans, lakes, and rivers
- Process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas
- Process by which water vapor cools and turns back into a liquid
- Water that flows over the land surface into streams and rivers
- Frozen dew that forms when the temperature drops below freezing
- Water stored underground in spaces between rocks and soil
- Upper surface of groundwater, below which the soil is saturated
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- Water falling from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
- Process by which a solid changes directly into a gas, skipping the liquid state
- Area of land that drains water into a particular river or lake
- Large natural or artificial lake used for water storage
- Process by which water seeps into the ground
- Process by which plants release water vapor through their leaves
- Rivers, streams, and other channels that water flows through
- Gaseous state of water in the atmosphere
20 Clues: Amount of water vapor in the air • Gaseous state of water in the atmosphere • Process by which water seeps into the ground • Movement of water through the soil and rock layers • Visible masses of condensed water vapor in the sky • Droplets of water that form on cool surfaces at night • Process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas • ...
Water Management 2024-04-16
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- a stream or river overflows its banks
- mining it causes acid mine drainage
- chemical used to grow crops
- organism that causes disease
- stores water
- scientists say the sea level is doing this because of global warming
- law that regulates water pollution
- water used in communities
- uses water to cool machinery and generate electricity
- largest recreational use of water
- using less of a resource
- limiting the amount of a resource someone can use
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- unusually low rainfall
- high wall to protect against flooding
- the right to make use of water
- water underground
- not enough
- where resources are located
- using water for plants
- filters water
- collects used water for treatment
- moving goods by boat, ship, or barge
- the amount of a resource that is used
23 Clues: not enough • stores water • filters water • water underground • unusually low rainfall • using water for plants • using less of a resource • water used in communities • chemical used to grow crops • where resources are located • organism that causes disease • the right to make use of water • collects used water for treatment • largest recreational use of water • ...
ground water 2024-03-19
20 Clues: H2O • ice • fixing • liquid • habitat • chemicals • dissolved • slat water • water soil • Underground • Earth's water • liquid mixture • packed together • sticking together • heat cesiuos degree • solid liquid and gas • basin water conferges • water passes through it • one positive one negative • solvent dissolving substances
Water Conservation 2024-02-14
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- A large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.
- A vast body of saltwater that covers much of the Earth's surface.
- The practice of using resources in a way that meets present needs without compromising future generations.
- The artificial application of water to land for agricultural or landscaping purposes.
- A color often associated with water, also the Latin word for water.
- The process of removing impurities from water to make it clean and safe to drink.
- The collection or gathering of crops, or in this context, rainwater.
- The process of removing contaminants from water to make it pure and safe for consumption.
- A state of matter that flows freely, taking the shape of its container.
- An area of land where the soil is saturated with water, such as marshes or swamps.
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- Excess water that flows over the land surface after heavy rainfall or snowmelt.
- A slow and steady flow of liquid, often associated with water faucets.
- To prevent waste or loss, especially in terms of water usage.
- This falls from the sky and is a crucial part of the water cycle.
- The careful management and protection of natural resources, including water.
- Free from dirt, pollutants, or impurities, as in clean water.
- The process of restoring land to its original condition, often involving water management.
- An area of land where all the water drains into a particular river, lake, or ocean.
- A small body of still water, often found in parks or gardens.
- The movement of water in a stream or river.
20 Clues: The movement of water in a stream or river. • To prevent waste or loss, especially in terms of water usage. • Free from dirt, pollutants, or impurities, as in clean water. • A small body of still water, often found in parks or gardens. • This falls from the sky and is a crucial part of the water cycle. • ...
water systems 2024-02-23
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- upper surface of the water table
- sheet form over lakes when they freeze
- warming long term heating of the earth
- in its solid form
- an underground portion of soil and water
- water in its frozen state.
- normal weather in an area
- water vapor
- ice covering a large area of land.
- effect on ice unusually warm weather
- climate an area found near the equator and is typically hot
- tropical storm with strong winds
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- rain or snow
- crystals that grow on dust particles in clouds.
- created when snow builds up
- an area with its climate
- area of land that all water flows to
- capacity ability to absorb heat
- water that comes from the surface
- body a part of the earth's surface that holds
20 Clues: water vapor • rain or snow • in its solid form • an area with its climate • normal weather in an area • water in its frozen state. • created when snow builds up • upper surface of the water table • tropical storm with strong winds • water that comes from the surface • ice covering a large area of land. • area of land that all water flows to • effect on ice unusually warm weather • ...
Water systems 2024-02-23
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- Snow, hail, or rain falling from clouds.
- What are evaporation, condensation, and precipitation part of?
- A climate belonging to a small area, examples are Rainforests, near different water bodies, or in greenhouses.
- powerful wind formed by a storm on the warm ocean surface rising near the equator.
- Mountain Glaciers, ice Sheets (polar ice caps), ice shelves, and icebergs are examples of…
- The transition from gas or vapor to liquid
- What hurricanes occur only in the Northwest Pacific Ocean?
- what scale classifies a hurricane's strength from 1 to 5?
- Water beneath the earth’s surface inside soil or aquifer.
- The ability of an object or material to absorb heat.
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- With a wind reaching 124 km/h, This was Canada’s worst hurricane.
- Where are hurricanes formed?
- Surface (ocean, rivers, lakes, streams, ponds), underground, and condensation are examples of…
- What is a tornado above water?
- The transition from solid to liquid
- Water vapor (Evaporation), transpiration, and respiration are examples of…
- What hurricanes occur only in the Indian Ocean and the South Pacific Ocean?
- The upper surface of the groundwater zone.
- different water bodies connect through their water tables. All precipitation drains into water bodies and then flows to a bigger body like a lake or ocean.
- A permeable layer in the water table that allows groundwater to flow through.
20 Clues: Where are hurricanes formed? • What is a tornado above water? • The transition from solid to liquid • Snow, hail, or rain falling from clouds. • The upper surface of the groundwater zone. • The transition from gas or vapor to liquid • The ability of an object or material to absorb heat. • what scale classifies a hurricane's strength from 1 to 5? • ...
Water Systems 2024-02-24
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- What causes a glacier to move?
- What forms when snow builds up over time
- The ability for a material to absorb heat
- When countries are near the _______, they tend to be very hot and humid
- A _______ forms from a cluster of thunderstorms over the ocean
- When the temperature rises, a glacier shrinks and _____ in size
- A ________ is an area with a small limited climate, that can change from the climate around it
- 76% of Earth's fresh water is ____
- Because hurricanes are so strong, when they go over any part of land, they can cause a lot of _______
- It is estimated 1/3 of the worlds fresh water exists _______
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- Water ______ rises into the atmosphere and condenses, and cools into cloud
- There is no beginning or ending to the Water _____
- Water on Earth exists in three states which include gas, solid, and ______
- The ________ hemisphere has 81% ocean
- A reservoir underground which holds fresh water _______
- What was Canada's worst hurricane?
- Water has a higher capacity than ____
- Water vapor is an example of _________ water
- What does the sun provide in order to run the Water Cycle
- ________ is the study of groundwater
20 Clues: What causes a glacier to move? • What was Canada's worst hurricane? • 76% of Earth's fresh water is ____ • ________ is the study of groundwater • The ________ hemisphere has 81% ocean • Water has a higher capacity than ____ • What forms when snow builds up over time • The ability for a material to absorb heat • Water vapor is an example of _________ water • ...
Water Review 2024-04-05
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- What are the up-and-down movement on the surface of the water
- the largest Ocean that covers almost three-fourths of the earth?
- What is the smallest and shallowest ocean?
- the four main oceans are the Arctic, _______, Indian and Pacific
- the rise and fall of the water level of the ocean
- when water vapor changes into water to form clouds
- force that Gravity causes tides as a result of the distance of Earth from the sun and the moon
- tiny plants and animals that live and move throughout the ocean
- Bodies of water have how many high tides and low tides each day
- features similar to those on land on the ocean floor are mountains, ______ and plains
- The bible says the ____ day of creation was for the origin of sea creatures?
- Temperature changes and the amount of salt in the water control the ________
- can either be salt water or _______ water.
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- a long, high sea wave forms caused by a submarine earthquake
- Wind changes cause what type of currents?
- a stream of water moving like a river through the ocean
- The differences in the amount of _______ in the ocean is one cause of deep water currents.
- The size of waves is caused by the amount of _________ the wind blows, and how fast it blows
- when moisture falls from the air and reaches the ground?
- the usual weather of an area over a long period of time
- Fresh water carries nutrients and ________ to the ocean.
- the movement of water from the earth to the air and back to earth?
- when the sun heats up water to change it into a gas or water vapor?
- Differences in the _______ of the ocean is another cause of deep water currents.
- the four main oceans are Arctic, Atlantic, ________ and Pacific
- The cause of most of the waves and surface currents
26 Clues: Wind changes cause what type of currents? • What is the smallest and shallowest ocean? • can either be salt water or _______ water. • the rise and fall of the water level of the ocean • when water vapor changes into water to form clouds • The cause of most of the waves and surface currents • a stream of water moving like a river through the ocean • ...
Water Cycle 2024-05-01
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- the action or process of precipitating a substance from a solution
- the process of turning from liquid into vapor
- big blobs of water vapor
- a substance that flows freely but is of constant volume, having a consistency like that of water or oil
- big stream of water
- a substance or matter in a state in which it will expand freely to fill the whole of a container
- big body of salt water
- a mix of snow and rain
- tiny ball of water
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- the gaseous phase of water
- small drops of water
- Sun, rain, snow
- small balls of ice
- Condensation, Evaporation, Precipitation
- a small body of freshwater
- Water that collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it
- Soft balls of ice
- firm and stable in shape; not liquid or fluid
- big body of freshwater
- the quality of being hot; high temperature
20 Clues: Sun, rain, snow • Soft balls of ice • small balls of ice • tiny ball of water • big stream of water • small drops of water • big body of freshwater • big body of salt water • a mix of snow and rain • big blobs of water vapor • the gaseous phase of water • a small body of freshwater • Condensation, Evaporation, Precipitation • the quality of being hot; high temperature • ...
Water Cycle 2024-10-30
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- A very small amount of liquid.
- Solid part of earths surface.
- A form of precipitation containing ice.
- Water changing from a liquid to a gas.
- A large body of water.
- A large natural stream of water.
- Water falling from the air. example: rain, snow, or hail.
- Water vapor frozen into crystals.
- The amount of water vapor in the air.
- Water that is found beneath earth surface.
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- A collection of small water droplets.
- Water in a gaseous state.
- Water vapors cools and change into liquid water.
- A continuous process that renews water on earth.
- Draining away the water from land.
- Water has this element which makes it drinkable.
- Water in a solid form.
- Plants release water vapor into the air through their leaves.
- Condensation turns water vapor into this.
- Provides heat for the water cycle
20 Clues: A large body of water. • Water in a solid form. • Water in a gaseous state. • Solid part of earths surface. • A very small amount of liquid. • A large natural stream of water. • Water vapor frozen into crystals. • Provides heat for the water cycle • Draining away the water from land. • A collection of small water droplets. • The amount of water vapor in the air. • ...
Secret Water 2024-09-18
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- adj. scared
- v. fall down
- n. A stream of water that falls from a high place.
- n. a community of people smaller than a town
- v. to connect
- v. to complain; to say unhappily
- adj. valuable and important
- v. to find out
- v. break into pieces
- n. a sculpture representing a human or animal
- n. a kind of root vegetable
- adj. here and ready for use
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- (n.) an open container with a handle used to hold liquids
- adj. ideal
- adj. very surprised
- v. to make a choice
- adj. covered with dirt
- n. a route or track between one place and another, or the direction in which something is moving
- v. to ask
- v. to cut and shape hard material
- n. an idea about how to do something
- n. a very old story, usually about a hero, or person who acts with courage to solve a problem
- n. A person in a story
- v. to make somebody suffer because they have broken the law or done something wrong
- n. a way to fix a problem
- v. to fool another person
- adj. having a sharp inclination
- n. The time and place of a story
- v. to tell (someone) about possible danger or trouble
- v. to make a loud, deep noise
30 Clues: v. to ask • adj. ideal • adj. scared • v. fall down • v. to connect • v. to find out • adj. very surprised • v. to make a choice • v. break into pieces • adj. covered with dirt • n. A person in a story • n. a way to fix a problem • v. to fool another person • adj. valuable and important • n. a kind of root vegetable • adj. here and ready for use • v. to make a loud, deep noise • ...
Water Crossword 2025-02-16
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- An example of a lotic body of water.
- Land that is either covered or saturated with water.
- A wetland that is covered with grass.
- Freshwater zone with the greatest number of fish.
- A scientist who studies freshwater.
- Freshwater zone with the fewest number of fish.
- Saltwater zone that is the deepest and comprises 65 % of the ocean’s open water.
- Freshwater bodies of water with running water.
- A flooded forest.
- Continent with the largest river.
- Moon phase where the moon is completely dark.
- Freshwater zone with the most vegetation.
- Step of the water cycle where plants release water to the atmosphere
- Step of the water cycle where clouds are formed.
- Saltwater zone that is closest to the shore.
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- Freshwater bodies of water with still water.
- A Tidal ____________ is a value on a Solunar Table that identifies range of high & low tides.
- A name for a lake that forms behind a human made dam.
- A term that describes an increase in the brightness of the moon.
- The primary saltwater zone where most fish are found that extends to a depth of 200 meters.
- Name of the largest river in Australia.
- A table used by fisherman that identifies the best times to fish based on moon phases & tides.
- Fish zone above the bottom where fish swim.
- The original source of water.
- An example of a lentic body of water.
- A name for land that is drained by a river system.
- A stream, creek, or river flowing into a larger body of water.
- Shallow body of water protected from a larger body of water by sand bars or coral reefs.
- A water ecosystem that provides nursery grounds for many species of fish.
- Freshwater zone of a lake where decomposition of dead plants and animals takes place.
30 Clues: A flooded forest. • The original source of water. • Continent with the largest river. • A scientist who studies freshwater. • An example of a lotic body of water. • A wetland that is covered with grass. • An example of a lentic body of water. • Name of the largest river in Australia. • Freshwater zone with the most vegetation. • Fish zone above the bottom where fish swim. • ...
Water Conservation 2025-01-22
Water Systems 2025-01-24
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- How does heat capacity affect temperature?
- How does water moderate air temperature?
- Does snow buildup create glaciers?
- Is Earth's atmosphere made of gases, including water vapes?
- Is water constantly cycling?
- How do climates impact ecosystems?
- Does water on Earth constantly move and change states?
- How do ice changes impact water systems?
- How is the weather portrayed in the media?
- How do water bodies influence climate?
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- How does water affect climate?
- How do water bodies affect regional climate?
- How do glaciers impact water systems?
- How does water's heat capacity affect climate?
- How do water bodies impact regional climate?
- How do mountain glaciers and ice sheets affect sea level?
- How does heat from the sun affect Earth?
- How does the water cycle affect weather?
- Does melting ice increase freshwater in lack&oceans?
- What is a watershed?
20 Clues: What is a watershed? • Is water constantly cycling? • How does water affect climate? • Does snow buildup create glaciers? • How do climates impact ecosystems? • How do glaciers impact water systems? • How do water bodies influence climate? • How does heat from the sun affect Earth? • How does the water cycle affect weather? • How do ice changes impact water systems? • ...
Water System 2025-01-27
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- Surface's like (oceans, rivers, lakes, streams, and ponds)
- During the day, water absorbs heat from sun, and at night,it releases the heat slowly
- The sun provides the energy required to run the whole process
- A Water vapour (evaportion)
- Ice sheets like polar and icecaps
- water has a higher heat capacity than air or land
- Solar energy passes through the atmosphere and reaches the earth's characteristic
- Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere
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- Flooding and increased erosion
- When unusual weather lasts over several months or years in high mountain areas, it will affect the size of the glaciers there
- When water evaporates, it takes heat energy from the surrounding environment
- Water has a high specific heat capacity, which absorbs a lot of heat without a significant increase in temperature
- there is no beginning or ending to the water cycle
- Natural periods of cooling and warming
- Threats to the don river watershed
- A general trend in climate will impact the size of glaciers and ice sheets
- the depth differs from region to region
- If the temperature stays cold, more snow falls, and the glaciers grow
- An area of land in which all water presents lakes, rivers, wetlands, and underground sources
- A mass of ice and overlying snow that moves slowly down a mountain slope under the influence of gravity
20 Clues: A Water vapour (evaportion) • Flooding and increased erosion • Ice sheets like polar and icecaps • Threats to the don river watershed • Earth is surrounded by an atmosphere • Natural periods of cooling and warming • the depth differs from region to region • water has a higher heat capacity than air or land • there is no beginning or ending to the water cycle • ...
Water systems 2025-01-25
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- It exists on the Earth's surface, below it, and in the atmosphere
- Ability of wildlife and fauna to withstand the changed environment
- The upper surface of the groundwater zone
- Has a moderate effect on the air temprature of coastal areas warmer/cooler than inland areas.
- Particularly large glacier that covers the land
- Sometimes used to prefer to these big masses at the poles
- An area with a small localized climate that differs from the climate around it
- Reffered to as a water vapor or vapor
- The area where water fills all the air spaces in the soil and in the tiny cracks in a rock.
- The upper surface of groundwater zone
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- A body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater
- Has a higher heat capacity than land or air
- Any body of water above ground,including streams,rivers, lakes,wetlands,reservoirs, and creeks.
- Founded both above and below the ground.
- The ability of a material to absorb heat.
- Are built to access thid water (hydreology)
- Refers to how much salt is dissolved in water
- This reflects the warming in some parts of the world
- Flooding,increased erosion
- A mass of ice and overlying snow that moves slowly down a mountain slope under the influence of gravity
- An area of land in which all water present eventually drains into one large main water body.
21 Clues: Flooding,increased erosion • Reffered to as a water vapor or vapor • The upper surface of groundwater zone • Founded both above and below the ground. • The ability of a material to absorb heat. • The upper surface of the groundwater zone • Has a higher heat capacity than land or air • Are built to access thid water (hydreology) • ...
Water Planet 2025-04-23
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- to make something colder
- a machine which washes clothes
- a machine which washes plates and cups
- to not save
- stop something
- to stay on top of water
- a thing which we use to water plants
- to take something out
- water in rivers and lakes
- having a lot of weight, like an stone
- to make ice into water
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- not having a lot of weight, like a feather
- to go down in water
- water in seas and oceans
- to disappear in water
- to not waste something
- start something
- to become ice
- a thing which carries water
- a thing in a kitchen or a bathroom which gives water
- to put something in
- to make something hotter
22 Clues: to not save • to become ice • stop something • start something • to go down in water • to put something in • to disappear in water • to take something out • to not waste something • to make ice into water • to stay on top of water • to make something colder • water in seas and oceans • to make something hotter • water in rivers and lakes • a thing which carries water • ...
Water cycle 2025-06-05
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- when water freezes in the clouds
- what water is
- how many parts of the water cycle there are
- its water that's going to the clouds
- low clouds
- when water is in the clouds
- frozen rain but no hail
- there is lots of saltwater here
- it comes from the clouds
- it turns into vapor
- the process of water turning to water vapor
- it makes water in water vapor
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- another word for collection
- it holds the water vapor or water
- how some water goes into the sea
- water that's in the dirt
- when the water is in the sea
- where water is held in small amounts
- its rain and snow mixed
- its when it rains
20 Clues: low clouds • what water is • its when it rains • it turns into vapor • frozen rain but no hail • its rain and snow mixed • water that's in the dirt • it comes from the clouds • another word for collection • when water is in the clouds • when the water is in the sea • it makes water in water vapor • there is lots of saltwater here • when water freezes in the clouds • ...
water uses 2025-05-07
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- installation of state-of-the-art, low-flow equipment
- a body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater.
- stream of flowing water
- contaminants into the natural environment
- water reclaimed from a variety of sources, treated, and reused
- when, where, and who can use water
- water surrounded by land
- place where water collects
- reduction in the number or quantity of something.
- the process of planning, developing, distributing, and supervising the most advantageous use of water resources
- watering of land to make it ready for agriculture
- living or once living components of a community
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- invertebrates that can affect water quality
- all the non-living factors present in an ecosystem
- water that collects on the ground
- a body of rock and/or sediment that holds groundwater
- located below the surface of the earth in spaces between rock and soil
- water inside a well
- provision of clean drinking water and adequate sewage disposal.
- bodies of water that supply water for public and private use
- the action of using water in a way that achieves maximum use to lower unnecessary usage
21 Clues: water inside a well • stream of flowing water • water surrounded by land • place where water collects • water that collects on the ground • when, where, and who can use water • contaminants into the natural environment • invertebrates that can affect water quality • living or once living components of a community • reduction in the number or quantity of something. • ...
Distilled Water 2025-06-30
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- Liquid tomatoes put on a hamburger.
- Opposite of inside.
- 60 minutes.
- Opposite of far away; _____ the door.
- An instructor at a gym.
- A listing of meals to be served or eaten.
- A body part used to clap or write with.
- One of two people going for a job or contest.
- Two words hyphenated; No repairs.
- Moveable.
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- Guest.
- Opposite of stale.
- Vegetable; white, baked or sweet _____.
- Opposite of front; a body part.
- A seasoning; yellow _____.
- At night.
- Unmarried lady title; forget to do something.
- Opposite of coming.
- Lady's top worn during winter or cool days; turtleneck ____.
- A part of a basketball court; rim.
20 Clues: Guest. • At night. • Moveable. • 60 minutes. • Opposite of stale. • Opposite of inside. • Opposite of coming. • An instructor at a gym. • A seasoning; yellow _____. • Opposite of front; a body part. • Two words hyphenated; No repairs. • A part of a basketball court; rim. • Liquid tomatoes put on a hamburger. • Opposite of far away; _____ the door. • Vegetable; white, baked or sweet _____. • ...
water craft 2025-09-29
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- the outer body of the ship
- the width of a boat
- right side of a boat facing forward
- back part of a ship
- a crosswise brace that stretches
- the side of direction of a boat
- canoe technique for paddling
- designed to block water
- the front on the boat that cuts the water
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- bottom fin of a boat
- a flat piece for steering
- left hand side of a boat
- swirl in the water
- fast bumpy current
- small space on a boat
- the upper edge of the side of the boat
- standing up paddling technique
- cross bar
- a horned shape for docking
- a window above a door or window
20 Clues: cross bar • swirl in the water • fast bumpy current • the width of a boat • back part of a ship • bottom fin of a boat • small space on a boat • designed to block water • left hand side of a boat • a flat piece for steering • the outer body of the ship • a horned shape for docking • canoe technique for paddling • standing up paddling technique • the side of direction of a boat • ...
Water Keywords 2025-10-02
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- an initial change in a flow or input triggers a response that can either reinforce (positive feedback) or counter (negative feedback) the original change
- The removal of water from a source (e.g. stream or aquifer)
- shows the relationship between rainfall and the discharge (volume of water) in a river over time
- Water rises as vapour from the ground or released from leaves.
- The downward movement of water into the soil surface
- Water lands on plants and runs down their stems
- leading to a negative balance that depletes soil moisture reserves
- capturing and storing carbon dioxide through human or natural means
- a vegetation succession from a bare surface to climax vegetation that stores more carbon as it progresses
- Where water vapour comes out of leaves
- Water deep in the ground
- The overall inputs and outputs of carbon in part of the carbon cycle e.g. the atmosphere
- precipitation that flows over the land surface or through river channels
- Water that reaches the channel through slow throughflow and permeable rock below the water table
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- the maximum amount of water that soil can hold before it becomes saturated.
- precipitation will occur and replace the lost water in the soil
- An assemblage of interrelated parts that work together by way of some driving force
- The downward movement of water into the soil surface
- A state of balance within a system
- Precipitation that has already occurred
- The process of a gas turning directly into a solid, bypassing the liquid state
- Equation relating to the inputs and outputs of water into a system
- Precipitation that falls directly into a river/stream channel
- When water flows through the soil slowly, or quickly through root and animal ‘pipes’
24 Clues: Water deep in the ground • A state of balance within a system • Where water vapour comes out of leaves • Precipitation that has already occurred • Water lands on plants and runs down their stems • The downward movement of water into the soil surface • The downward movement of water into the soil surface • The removal of water from a source (e.g. stream or aquifer) • ...
A1.1 Water 2025-11-10
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- how electrons are shared between non-metals e.g. hydrogen and oxygen
- upwards force of the water that allows floating
- causes the surface of the water to behave like a stretched membrane
- slightly positive and slightly negative charges in a molecule
- an area where temperatures are just right to support the existence of liquid water
- thickness of a liquid which determines how easily it can flow
- spends time on land raising their young, looks for food in water, have feathers for temperature insulation
- the ability of a substance, the solute, to form a solution with another substance, the solvent
- loves water
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- catalyse reactions
- hates water
- how different water molecules are attracted to each other
- all reactions that occur
- the characteristic of water being able to dissolve a wide variety of substances needed for respiration and photosynthesis
- the characteristic of how water can absorb a lot of heat before changing state
- an animal with a lot of body fat to maintain its body temperature in arctic water
- when water molecules and water molecules stick together
- such as how Heat can be transferred through water more easily as the temperature increases
- when water molecules stick to other surfaces
- impact what brought water to earth
20 Clues: hates water • loves water • catalyse reactions • all reactions that occur • impact what brought water to earth • when water molecules stick to other surfaces • upwards force of the water that allows floating • when water molecules and water molecules stick together • how different water molecules are attracted to each other • ...
water cycle 2025-11-17
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- a slowly moving ice formed by the accumulation and compaction of snow on mountains or near the poles.
- allowing certain substances to pass through.
- water on the surface of the earth.
- the area of land drained by a river and its branches.
- all the waters on the earth's surface
- not allowing fluid to pass through.
- a river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.
- the action or process of adhering to a surface or object.
- water that is found underground.
- the conversion of a vapor or gas to a liquid.
- the process of turning from liquid into vapor.
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- a body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater.
- an area or ridge of land that separates waters flowing to different rivers.
- the action or fact of forming a united whole.
- permeation of a liquid into something by filtration.
- allows liquids or gases to pass through. it.
- water that has no salt.
- the process when water goes to the sky and comes back down.
- water is polar because of its shape.
- the exhalation of water vapor through the stomata.
- the draining away of water from the surface of an area of land, a building or structure, etc.
21 Clues: water that has no salt. • water that is found underground. • water on the surface of the earth. • not allowing fluid to pass through. • water is polar because of its shape. • all the waters on the earth's surface • allows liquids or gases to pass through. it. • allowing certain substances to pass through. • the action or fact of forming a united whole. • ...
Water Review 2026-01-20
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- a state of matter with fast particle movements
- a common type of drinking water that is often found in icecaps and glaciers
- drinking water that has been treated to meet standards for consumption
- a type of aquifer that has direct contact with the atmosphere
- the upper-level underneath the ground that is permanently saturated with water
- anything that has mass and volume
- a hole drilled into the ground that accesses water from an aquifer
- a type of water that is less salty than saltwater, but less salty than freshwater
- when water goes from vapour to liquid (forming clouds)
- how salty water is or how much salt has dissolved in water
- an area where rivers connect with the sea
- a stream or river that flows into a larger river
- where two flowing bodies of water, like two rivers meet to form a larger channel
- a state of matter with very slow particle movements
- the measure of how much water vapour is in the air
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- when the water droplets in the clouds become too heavy and fall to the ground
- an area of land where surface water drains down into a common set of streams and rivers
- when water goes from liquid to vapour
- contains roughly 3.5% salt
- where groundwater returns to the Earth’s surface through a natural opening
- a state of matter with medium speed particle movements
- a slow moving, large mass of ice that stays frozen over a long period of time
- total dissolved solids
- a type of aquifer that is surrounded by many rocks and clay materials
- a natural underground area where water fills the space between rocks and sediments
- when water is evaporated from the leaves of plants
- the part of the Earth’s surface that has solid water
27 Clues: total dissolved solids • contains roughly 3.5% salt • anything that has mass and volume • when water goes from liquid to vapour • an area where rivers connect with the sea • a state of matter with fast particle movements • a stream or river that flows into a larger river • when water is evaporated from the leaves of plants • ...
Water systems 2026-01-23
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- human activities put _____ in the atmosphere
- Melting ice sheets put more _____ in the ocean
- Inland has higher ____
- What is between the soil and impermeable layer in the water table?
- What causes people in the dead sea to float instead of sink?
- Water has a higher heat capacity than _____
- Hurricanes start from ____ over the ocean
- What is a big mass of ice called?
- Where does all the water from lakes, rivers , wetlands and underground sources go to?
- Where do watersheds drain to?
- Heat from the sun passes through what?
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- what line divides earth into hemispheres
- An area with a small localized climate is called?
- What hemisphere contains more water? southern hemisphere or northern hemisphere
- refers to the ability of a material to absorb heat.
- How does water turn into a gas?
- What reaches the earths surface from the sun
- What hurricane devastated the gulf of mexico in august 2005?
- What state of water is water vapour in?
- Water bodies affect climates on a _____ scale
20 Clues: Inland has higher ____ • Where do watersheds drain to? • How does water turn into a gas? • What is a big mass of ice called? • Heat from the sun passes through what? • What state of water is water vapour in? • what line divides earth into hemispheres • Hurricanes start from ____ over the ocean • Water has a higher heat capacity than _____ • ...
Water Table 2026-01-26
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- it refers to how much salt dissolved in water
- the upper surface of the groundwater zone
- the ability of a material to absorb heat
- an area of land in which all water drains into one water body
- a long body of water
- the envelope of gases surrounding the Earth or another planet
- crucial to life on Earth
- massive bodies of surface salt water
- the name of one state of water
- the underground fresh water reservoir
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- a severe type of storm that starts out as a thunderstorm over warm ocean water
- an area with a small localized climate
- the area where water fills all the air spaces in the soil and in the tiny cracks in the rocks
- the state of the atmosphere at a place and time
- a particularly large glacier that covers the land
- big ice masses at the poles
- a mass of ice and overlaying snow that more slowly down a slope over the influence of gravity
- a place for collecting and storing something
- long, hollow shafts down into aquifers to obtain fresh water
- the process of water evaporation from plant leaves
20 Clues: a long body of water • crucial to life on Earth • big ice masses at the poles • the name of one state of water • massive bodies of surface salt water • the underground fresh water reservoir • an area with a small localized climate • the ability of a material to absorb heat • the upper surface of the groundwater zone • a place for collecting and storing something • ...
Water Resources 2026-03-18
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- Natural point where groundwater flows to the surface.
- Water falling from the atmosphere as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
- Substance that is dissolved in a solvent.
- Continuous movement of water between Earth and the atmosphere.
- Process where water vapor turns into liquid.
- Process where liquid water turns into vapor.
- Substance that makes up about 60 percent of the human body.
- Attraction between water molecules.
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- Property of water that allows it to dissolve many substances.
- Mixture where a solute is evenly distributed in a solvent.
- Process where plants release water into the atmosphere.
- Attraction between water and other substances.
- Artificial lake used to store water.
- Water found beneath the surface in saturated zones.
- Hole dug to access groundwater.
- Liquid that dissolves other substances to form a solution.
- Movement of water against gravity due to cohesion and adhesion.
- Amount of water vapor in the air.
- Depth below which the ground is saturated with water.
- Underground layer of rock that stores and transmits water.
- Water that flows along the surface of the ground.
- Temperature at which condensation occurs.
22 Clues: Hole dug to access groundwater. • Amount of water vapor in the air. • Attraction between water molecules. • Artificial lake used to store water. • Substance that is dissolved in a solvent. • Temperature at which condensation occurs. • Process where water vapor turns into liquid. • Process where liquid water turns into vapor. • ...
Fresh Water 2012-11-12
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- remaining water that flows over the ground surface
- Plain a broad, flat valley through which a river flows
- a huge mass of ice and snow that moves slowly over land
- Zone a layer of permeable rock or soil in which the cracks and pores are totally filled with water
- characteristics of materials through which water does not easily pass through such as clay and granite
- when one water shed is separated from another by a ridge of land
- an area of land that is covered with a shallow layer of water during some or all of the year
- tiny openings in the soil which may contain air or water
- a small stream or river that flows into a bigger river
- a type of hot spring in which the water is under pressure and bursts periodically into the air
- a long ridge formed from by deposits of sediments alongside a river channel
- new water that enters an aquifer from the surface
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- an underwater layer of rock or soil that holds water
- a natural or artificial lake that stores water for human use
- the land area that supplies water to a river system
- Well a well in which water rises because of pressure within the aquifer
- at the mouth of a river where the river deposit all its sediment
- the many small streams that come together that come together at the source of a river
- the point where a river flows into another body of water
- characteristics of materials that allow water to easily pass through them
20 Clues: new water that enters an aquifer from the surface • remaining water that flows over the ground surface • the land area that supplies water to a river system • an underwater layer of rock or soil that holds water • Plain a broad, flat valley through which a river flows • a small stream or river that flows into a bigger river • ...
Fresh Water 2012-11-12
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- a type of hot spring in which the water is under pressure and bursts periodically into the air
- new water that enters an aquifer from the surface
- the land area that supplies water to a river system
- tiny openings in the soil which may contain air or water
- the point where a river flows into another body of water
- characteristics of materials through which water does not easily pass through such as clay and granite
- Zone a layer of permeable rock or soil in which the cracks and pores are totally filled with water
- a natural or artificial lake that stores water for human use
- an underwater layer of rock or soil that holds water
- at the mouth of a river where the river deposit all its sediment
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- a long ridge formed from by deposits of sediments alongside a river channel
- a huge mass of ice and snow that moves slowly over land
- characteristics of materials that allow water to easily pass through them
- remaining water that flows over the ground surface
- the many small streams that come together that come together at the source of a river
- Well a well in which water rises because of pressure within the aquifer
- a small stream or river that flows into a bigger river
- when one water shed is separated from another by a ridge of land
- an area of land that is covered with a shallow layer of water during some or all of the year
- Plain a broad, flat valley through which a river flows
20 Clues: new water that enters an aquifer from the surface • remaining water that flows over the ground surface • the land area that supplies water to a river system • an underwater layer of rock or soil that holds water • a small stream or river that flows into a bigger river • Plain a broad, flat valley through which a river flows • ...
Water Pollution 2013-04-24
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- Environmentalist who calls for redesigning the sewage treatment system
- Processed petroleum products
- This process is used to kill disease-carrying bacteria and some viruses
- City that is known for its water purity
- Percent of waste entering the Chesapeake Bay and then flushed into the Atlantic Ocean
- Tanker that released a huge amount of oil and contaminated 1,500 kilometers offshore
- Sewage treatment that uses screens and grit tanks to remove large floating objects
- RElease waterborne and airborne toxins that damage fisheries, kill birds, reduce tourism, and poison seafood
- This outbreak infected more than 300,000 people and caused at least 3,500 deaths
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- By itself, primary treatment removes this percent of suspended solids
- Oil as it comes out of the ground
- More than 150 cities in the U.S. use natural or artificially created these to treat sewage as a lower-cost alternative to expensive waste treatment plants
- Bacteria used in secondary sewage treatment to remove dissolved oxygen-demanding organic wastes
- 85% of the sewage from large cities along this sea is discharged into the sea untreated
- According to them, improvements to U.S. households regarding drinking water would cost each household an average of $30 a year
- River's watershed that contains more than half of all U.S. croplands
- Percentage that scientists estimate of oil that can ever be cleaned up from a major spill
- "It is a hard truth to swallow, but nature does not care if we live or die. We cannot survive without oceans, for example, but they can do just fine without us."
- Reducing this is the key to protecting oceans
- Here, households receive a strip of cloth for filtering out cholera-producing bacteria from drinking water
- Bear the brunt of the inputs of pollutants and wastes into the ocean
21 Clues: Processed petroleum products • Oil as it comes out of the ground • City that is known for its water purity • Reducing this is the key to protecting oceans • River's watershed that contains more than half of all U.S. croplands • Bear the brunt of the inputs of pollutants and wastes into the ocean • By itself, primary treatment removes this percent of suspended solids • ...
Water Crossword 2013-06-04
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- What bundle does the Xylem and Phloem tubes come from
- What is the platform which the microscope is built on
- Scanning Electron Microscope
- What type of microscope is a magnifying glass
- What chemical does this formual represent C6H12O6
- In what cell do you find chloroplast
- What is the smallest physical unit of an element
- What is the liquid that comes out of a tap
- Having a stong affinity for water
- The process of water passing into or through land by filtering
- What microscope has two eyepieces
- What is the object that you place under a microscope
- The basic unit of a chemical element
- Another name for the eyepiece
- What is one of the tubes in a plant cell
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- In a plant cell what contains the sap
- What animal has eyes that buldge out of their head
- What do you see when you look through the eyepeice of a microscope
- What is the outer layer of a plant cell
- The platform on which the object you are studying is placed on
- What is it called when solutions or gases pass through the filter but particles which can not pass through a fliter get traped
- Where do you find a food storage system in a plant
- What do plants need to photosynthesise
- Rain,hail,snow falling from the clouds due to the condesation of water
- Having little or no affinity to water
- What are the chemical properties of water
- The mass of air surrounding the Earth
- Commonly used type of microscope
- What is a high revolving storm
- What cell looks like a brick wallwhen seen under a microscope
30 Clues: Scanning Electron Microscope • Another name for the eyepiece • What is a high revolving storm • Commonly used type of microscope • Having a stong affinity for water • What microscope has two eyepieces • In what cell do you find chloroplast • The basic unit of a chemical element • In a plant cell what contains the sap • Having little or no affinity to water • ...
Water Crossword 2013-06-04
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- Plant cells contain a large ... filled with sap
- This controls the amount of light that passes through a microscope
- Water from rain or snow that flows over the surface of the land and into streams, rivers, lakes and oceans
- The transformation of water vapour into liquid
- Direction of a magnetic or electric field
- The forming of crystals
- The platform on which a microscope is built
- The solution of salt and water
- The collection of water on land
- The remains of a substance after evaporation
- The degree of compactness of a substance
- The ajustable piece between the eyepiece and the objective lens
- A green chemical found in chloroplasts
- The tendancy to repel or fail to mix with water
- The fibrous material that forms the plant cell wall
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- Special cells that form vessels that transport water and nutrients to all parts of the plant
- The process of becoming more dense
- Allowing sediment to settle to the bottom of a container
- Plants make their own food and energy in a process called...
- Tubes in plants that carry water and minerals from the soil, up into the stems and leaves
- Allows solutions or gases to pass through but not particles
- The moss of air surrounding the earth
- Water is absorbed up into a plant from soil by cells called...
- Usually positioned beneath the stage to direct light through the specimen
- A knob that can be turned to bring the specimen into focus
- The degree to which a specific material conducts electricity
- Can be mixed, dissolved or wetted by water
- The control centre of the cell
- The platform on which the specimen is placed
29 Clues: The forming of crystals • The solution of salt and water • The control centre of the cell • The collection of water on land • The process of becoming more dense • The moss of air surrounding the earth • A green chemical found in chloroplasts • The degree of compactness of a substance • Direction of a magnetic or electric field • Can be mixed, dissolved or wetted by water • ...
water resources 2013-06-07
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- The organized action of making of goods and services for sale.
- A large-scale farming enterprise.
- A manner of living that reflects the person's values and attitudes.
- The process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles and bacteria from the water.
- Some fresh water can also be found deep underground.
- This fresh water which is stored in rivers,streams and lakes.
- The process of purifying a liquid by boiling it and cindensing its vapors.
- The people who inhabit a territory or state.
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- The knowledge,skills and tools that people use to meet their needs.
- Is the precess of coverting sea water into fresh water by removing salt from the sea water.
- Waste from factories and households are often carelessly dumped into rivers which then pollutes the waters.
- The amount of money needed to purchase something.
- An area over which rain falls and is collected.
- A source of aid or support that may be drawn upon when needed.
- Being in a weak or unfavourable position.
- Only one percent of the total amount of water on the Earth.
- Lake uesd to store water for community use.
- The carful use of resource to ensures that wastage is kept to a minimum.
- Is important for life on Earth.
- In seas and oceans makes upabout 97percent of this amount.
20 Clues: Is important for life on Earth. • A large-scale farming enterprise. • Being in a weak or unfavourable position. • Lake uesd to store water for community use. • The people who inhabit a territory or state. • An area over which rain falls and is collected. • The amount of money needed to purchase something. • Some fresh water can also be found deep underground. • ...
Water Resources 2013-06-18
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- Piped water exits here
- 1% of the total supply of water
- Used to transport water in flats
- Measurement for water
- The process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles and bacteria from the water
- Water is stored here
- ___ water takes up 97% of the total amount of water
- Water is needed for crops to grow
- Caused by pollutants
- Treated waste water
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- 2% of the total supply of water
- The process of removing salt from the sea water to obtain fresh water
- Water flow through here
- water needs to go thriugh a process called ______ before it is drinkable
- The process of water filtration used in desalination
- Ensure that wastage is kept to a minimum
- Catchment areas are build near this places
- Drinkable
- _____ water takes up only 3% of the total amount of water
- Precipitation
20 Clues: Drinkable • Precipitation • Treated waste water • Water is stored here • Caused by pollutants • Measurement for water • Piped water exits here • Water flow through here • 2% of the total supply of water • 1% of the total supply of water • Used to transport water in flats • Water is needed for crops to grow • Ensure that wastage is kept to a minimum • ...
Water Resources 2013-06-25
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- Large particles and bacteria that are removed in this process.
- Pressure that is applied to the water to force it through a special membrane.
- Problem of water shortage is referred as?
- One of the method of Desalination
- Careful use of water resources to ensure that wastage is kept to a minimum.
- reclamation Used water can be converted into usable water.
- ______ demand for water has further contributed to the problem of of water constraint.
- This is used to disinfect the water.
- This is often used as catchments areas because forests can retain supply of fresh water.
- need to manage our water supply well or it may lead to a negative impact on both of our personal lives and businesses.
- Process of removing salt from sea water
- This fresh water which is stored in rivers, steams and lakes is called?
- Changes in lifestyle have also _________ the demand for water.
- Being in a weak or unfavourable position.
- Only around 1% of the water available on the surface is available for human ______
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- An arrangement between two or more countries regarding the supply and use of water resources over a specific period of time.
- It is used to collect rainwater and channel the water to various reservoirs.
- Factories and households often carelessly dumped _______ into rivers which then pollutes the water.
- Water resources and population add to the problem of water scarcity
- area An area over which rain falls and is collected.
20 Clues: One of the method of Desalination • This is used to disinfect the water. • Process of removing salt from sea water • Problem of water shortage is referred as? • Being in a weak or unfavourable position. • area An area over which rain falls and is collected. • reclamation Used water can be converted into usable water. • ...
water resources 2013-06-28
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- the supply of water
- area where rain falls and is collected
- process of removing salt from sea water
- process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles
- used water that goes through the reclamation process
- the problem of water shortage
- used water that goes through the recycling process
- to create new water resources
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- being in a weak or unfavourable position
- refers to the careful use of water resources
- where water is not clean and has impurities
- an agreement between two or more countries regarding use of water resources
- process of forcing water through a special membrane
- freshwater that is stored in rivers,streams and lakes
- where water is collected and stored for use
- needed for drinking
- where water is clean and pure
- water that comes from rain
- process of water filtration
- the growing of crops
20 Clues: the supply of water • needed for drinking • the growing of crops • water that comes from rain • process of water filtration • where water is clean and pure • the problem of water shortage • to create new water resources • area where rain falls and is collected • process of removing salt from sea water • being in a weak or unfavourable position • ...
water resources 2013-06-28
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- process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles
- used water that goes through the recycling process
- the problem of water shortage
- where water is not clean and has impurities
- process of forcing water through a special membrane
- the growing of crops
- needed for drinking
- water that comes from rain
- refers to the careful use of water resources
- the supply of water
- to create new water resources
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- an agreement between two or more countries regarding use of water resources
- area where rain falls and is collected
- used water that goes through the reclamation process
- where water is clean and pure
- freshwater that is stored in rivers,streams and lakes
- where water is collected and stored for use
- process of removing salt from sea water
- being in a weak or unfavourable position
- process of water filtration
20 Clues: needed for drinking • the supply of water • the growing of crops • water that comes from rain • process of water filtration • where water is clean and pure • the problem of water shortage • to create new water resources • area where rain falls and is collected • process of removing salt from sea water • being in a weak or unfavourable position • ...
Water Resources 2013-06-25
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- ___ supply of fresh water is reason for water constraint
- being in a weak or unfavourable position
- The problem of water shortage
- The process of forcing water through a special membrane to remove very small particles from water
- ___ is important for life on Earth
- is produced when impurities are removed from waste water through a treatment process
- The process of water filtration used in desalination where water is boiled and the water vapour is collected and condensed into fresh water
- The process of converting sea water into fresh water by removing salt from the sea water
- ___ growth has caused the demand for water to increase more than six times over the past 80 years.
- The knowledge, skills and tools that people use to meet their needs
- Much of the world's water supply is also used in industries and ___
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- Water ___ is one of the reasons why some countries experience a more serious problem of water constraint that others.
- The growth of ___ contributes to a rise in water consumption.
- The careful use of resources to ensure that wastage is kept to a minimum
- The process of filtering water to remove large sized particles and bacteria from the water
- An ____ agreement on water is an arrangement between two or more countries regarding the supply and use of water resources over a specific period of time
- ___ the price of water is one of the responses to Rising Demand for Water
- ___ in lifestyle have increased the demand for water
- an area over which rain falls and is collected
- ___ distribution of fresh water is one of the reasons why some countries experience a more serious problem of water constraint that others.
20 Clues: The problem of water shortage • ___ is important for life on Earth • being in a weak or unfavourable position • an area over which rain falls and is collected • ___ in lifestyle have increased the demand for water • ___ supply of fresh water is reason for water constraint • The growth of ___ contributes to a rise in water consumption. • ...
Water resources 2013-06-26
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- changes is ___ also increased the demand of water for convenience and greater comfort.
- water ___ is cause by human activites, dumping waste into rivers and lakes.
- the poor will suffer more when the price of water ___
- 97% percent in seas and ocean often makes up of this type of water.
- process of removing salt from the sea water
- fresh water which is stored in rivers,sreams and lakes is called ___ water.
- MacRitchie Reservoir is a nature
- ___ area is an area over which rain falls and is collected.
- the percentage of water frozen in the form of snow and ice.
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- A period when there is lack of water.
- bangladesh and india agreed to share and manage the water supply from the ___ river
- ___ water is one of the process when technology is used to create new source of water.
- one cause of polluted water is waste given out from ____
- water ___ is a problem of water shortage.
- ___ is cleaner than used water and does not contain salt
- buying water from other countries through international ___ help increase supply of water.
- large-scaled ___ projects are often developed to farming areas that receive little rainfall.
- rainwater is easier and less costly to ___
- fresh water supply is used for watering ___ and rearing of livestocks.
- water can be use for cleaning and ___ machines.
20 Clues: MacRitchie Reservoir is a nature • A period when there is lack of water. • water ___ is a problem of water shortage. • rainwater is easier and less costly to ___ • process of removing salt from the sea water • water can be use for cleaning and ___ machines. • the poor will suffer more when the price of water ___ • ...
water resources 2013-06-02
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- 1 of the measures to conserve water supply
- A process of removing undesirable chemicals, materials, and biological contaminants from raw water
- A supply of water
- An area over which rainfalls and is collected
- Cleaning of sea water
- Is a natural or artificial lake, storage pond or impoundments from a dam which is used to store water
- The process of forcing water through a special membrane to remove very small particles
- Arrangement between 2/more countries regrading the supply and use of water resources over a specific period of time
- 1 of the method of desalination
- Process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles and bacteria from the water
- The knowledge,skills and tools that people use to meet their needs
- Is a process to change materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials
- Weak/unfavourable position
- An outdoor water-use restriction is a ban or other lesser restrictions put into effect that restricts the outdoor use of water supplies
- Process of making a product or service available
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- Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum
- Water shortage problem
- A protected area of importance for wildlife, flora, fauna or features of geological or other special interest
- To revise the terms of (a contract) so as to limit or regain excess profits gained by the contractor
- Process of converting sea water into fresh water by removing salt from the sea water
- Process when water is boiled and the water vapour is collected and condensed into fresh water
21 Clues: A supply of water • Cleaning of sea water • Water shortage problem • Weak/unfavourable position • 1 of the method of desalination • 1 of the measures to conserve water supply • Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum • An area over which rainfalls and is collected • Process of making a product or service available • ...
water resources 2013-06-02
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- Weak/unfavourable position
- The process of forcing water through a special membrane to remove very small particles
- An area over which rainfalls and is collected
- Process of making a product or service available
- A supply of water
- 1 of the measures to conserve water supply
- Process of converting sea water into fresh water by removing salt from the sea water
- Water shortage problem
- A protected area of importance for wildlife, flora, fauna or features of geological or other special interest
- A process of removing undesirable chemicals, materials, and biological contaminants from raw water
- Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum
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- Arrangement between 2/more countries regrading the supply and use of water resources over a specific period of time
- Is a process to change materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials
- Process when water is boiled and the water vapour is collected and condensed into fresh water
- 1 of the method of desalination
- Cleaning of sea water
- To revise the terms of (a contract) so as to limit or regain excess profits gained by the contractor
- The knowledge,skills and tools that people use to meet their needs
- Process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles and bacteria from the water
- An outdoor water-use restriction is a ban or other lesser restrictions put into effect that restricts the outdoor use of water supplies
- Is a natural or artificial lake, storage pond or impoundments from a dam which is used to store water
21 Clues: A supply of water • Cleaning of sea water • Water shortage problem • Weak/unfavourable position • 1 of the method of desalination • 1 of the measures to conserve water supply • Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum • An area over which rainfalls and is collected • Process of making a product or service available • ...
water resources 2013-06-02
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- A supply of water
- A process of removing undesirable chemicals, materials, and biological contaminants from raw water
- Is a natural or artificial lake, storage pond or impoundments from a dam which is used to store water
- Process of making a product or service available
- To revise the terms of (a contract) so as to limit or regain excess profits gained by the contractor
- Process of filtering water to remove larger sized particles and bacteria from the water
- Cleaning of sea water
- Arrangement between 2/more countries regrading the supply and use of water resources over a specific period of time
- Process when water is boiled and the water vapour is collected and condensed into fresh water
- The knowledge,skills and tools that people use to meet their needs
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- 1 of the measures to conserve water supply
- Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum
- 1 of the method of desalination
- Is a process to change materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials
- Weak/unfavourable position
- Water shortage problem
- An area over which rainfalls and is collected
- The process of forcing water through a special membrane to remove very small particles
- A protected area of importance for wildlife, flora, fauna or features of geological or other special interest
- An outdoor water-use restriction is a ban or other lesser restrictions put into effect that restricts the outdoor use of water supplies
- Process of converting sea water into fresh water by removing salt from the sea water
21 Clues: A supply of water • Cleaning of sea water • Water shortage problem • Weak/unfavourable position • 1 of the method of desalination • 1 of the measures to conserve water supply • Ensuring that wastage is kept to a minimum • An area over which rainfalls and is collected • Process of making a product or service available • ...
Water Cycle 2014-01-06
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- cycle water takes through the environment
- in the ozone
- when plants evaporate
- opposite of sublimation
- where water cycle happens
- plants
- water in the ground
- vapor turns into cloud
- ice to vapor
- where water runs off
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- exiting earth
- in the ionosphere
- it is very cold
- water turns into vapor
- groundwater flowing
- rain
- where water enters the ground
- clouds close to the ground
- water left on plants due to evapotranspiration
- layers of gas that surround Earth, other planets, and stars
20 Clues: rain • plants • in the ozone • ice to vapor • exiting earth • it is very cold • in the ionosphere • groundwater flowing • water in the ground • where water runs off • when plants evaporate • water turns into vapor • vapor turns into cloud • opposite of sublimation • where water cycle happens • clouds close to the ground • where water enters the ground • cycle water takes through the environment • ...
Water Words 2013-11-11
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- / causes a substance molecules to move faster and further apart.
- / a cloud close to the surface of the earth contains water vapor.
- / is a force that causes things to drop to the earth surface. It also keeps planets in their orbit and us from flying off the earth as it rotates.
- / comes from clouds as snow, sleet, hail, or rain.
- / gradual gathering of water.
- / wet solid water precipitation.
- / found on the ground when air is cool and ground is warm.
- / the process of becoming a vapor.
- / solid water precipitation,flakes.
- a substance that flows; a substance that takes the shape of its container; water, juice and coffee are all forms of the liquid state of matter.
- / liquid water precipitation.
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- / another name of water
- / soaking up of a liquid into a substance.
- / is the state in which matter maintains a fixed volume and shape.
- / the collection of liquid molecules on a surface.
- / process by which moisture is carried through plants from roots to small pores on the underside of leaves, where it changes to vapor and is released to the atmosphere
- / chunks of solid water precipitation.
- / the ability to cause a change.
- / is a transfer of energy (heat) through direct contact of two objects made up of matter.
- / the steam seen rising from the boiling water.
20 Clues: / gradual gathering of water. • / another name of water • / the process of becoming a vapor. • / liquid water precipitation. • / the ability to cause a change. • / wet solid water precipitation. • / solid water precipitation,flakes. • / soaking up of a liquid into a substance. • ...
