water Crossword Puzzles
Water Polo 2013-11-21
7 Clues: J'_ _ _ _ _ le waterpolo • On porte un _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • On joue avec un _ _ _ _ _ _ • On nage dans une _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • On met le ballon dance le _ _ _ _ _ • Water Polo est comme le _ _ _ _ _ _ • On porte les _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ de natation
Water storage 2014-08-24
7 Clues: Useful when room is dark • Very deep but narrow well • Storage of water on forts • A large dam in Maharashtra • Big clay jars for free water • Tanks for storing water in cities • Small wells to draw water using small pot
water cycle 2016-03-10
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- a process where water precipitates otherwise known as raining.
- the process in which the water vapor rises into the atmosphere are then condenses.
- is where surface run of occurs it is water in lakes streams rivers and ponds.
- is water that is under ground and travels through underwater rivers.
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- is the process of slowly filtering this helps because if something filters it then goes onto the ground were it turns into surface run off
- is a process where water vapour condenses creating clouds.
- water is carried through plants this helps because the water can then into surface runoff
7 Clues: is a process where water vapour condenses creating clouds. • a process where water precipitates otherwise known as raining. • is water that is under ground and travels through underwater rivers. • is where surface run of occurs it is water in lakes streams rivers and ponds. • the process in which the water vapor rises into the atmosphere are then condenses. • ...
Water cycle 2023-10-25
7 Clues: Water beneath Earth's surface • When a gas turns into a liquid • When a liquid turns into a gas • Water forms falling from clouds • When a solid forms directly to a gas • The word has 97% of this kind of water • The world has 3% of this kind of water
water cycle 2023-11-15
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- water evaporates from plants to trees
- water vapor in the air changes into liquid water
- precipitacion that does not absorb into the soil or evaporate
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- water changes from a liquid to a gas to a thermal energy
- water is released in the form of rain,freezing rain, sheet,show and hail
- water moves downward from the land surface into or pores rock
- a solid changes directly to a gas without frist becoming a liquid
7 Clues: water evaporates from plants to trees • water vapor in the air changes into liquid water • water changes from a liquid to a gas to a thermal energy • water moves downward from the land surface into or pores rock • precipitacion that does not absorb into the soil or evaporate • a solid changes directly to a gas without frist becoming a liquid • ...
water cycle 2024-01-25
7 Clues: gives off energy • plant that saves water • water that falls to earth • the water that falls from a mountain • when water changes to a liquid to a gas • the colletion of water on earths surface • when water vapor changes from a gas to liquid as it cools the clouds
Water pollution 2024-01-19
7 Clues: , the purest form of water • , a method of purifying water • , water which is fit for drinking • oil spills increase the____ in water • , water which is not fit for drinking • , a disease that maybe caused by drinking polluted water • , oil spills reduce the supply of this gas for aquatic animals
Water properties. 2024-01-24
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- the sate of when water isn't mixed with any other substances
- When water falls down from the sky it is called this
- a stream of water flowing in a channel
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- What happens to water when it is put at below 0 degrees
- the state of water when it is boiled at 100 degrees
- the state water is usually found in.
- a large amount of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface
7 Clues: the state water is usually found in. • a stream of water flowing in a channel • the state of water when it is boiled at 100 degrees • When water falls down from the sky it is called this • What happens to water when it is put at below 0 degrees • the sate of when water isn't mixed with any other substances • ...
Water cycle 2024-01-10
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- water in a vaporous form diffused in the atmosphere but below boiling temperature
- change into gas or steam
- cause a gas or vapor to change into a liquid
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- an election to resolve a vote that did not produce a winner
- precipitation consisting of a mixture of rain and snow
- the falling to earth of any form of water
- the downward slope of a hill
7 Clues: change into gas or steam • the downward slope of a hill • the falling to earth of any form of water • cause a gas or vapor to change into a liquid • precipitation consisting of a mixture of rain and snow • an election to resolve a vote that did not produce a winner • water in a vaporous form diffused in the atmosphere but below boiling temperature
Water safety 2022-10-04
waste water 2024-02-26
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- the process of adding air into wastewater to allow aerobic biodegradation of the organic materials.
- the pipes that carry sewage
- process of keeping places clean and healthy
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- a polluting or poisonous substance that makes something impure.
- the impurities present in wastewater
- the solid accumulated in wastewater treatment plant
- used water
7 Clues: used water • the pipes that carry sewage • the impurities present in wastewater • process of keeping places clean and healthy • the solid accumulated in wastewater treatment plant • a polluting or poisonous substance that makes something impure. • the process of adding air into wastewater to allow aerobic biodegradation of the organic materials.
Water issues 2024-03-08
Water 1 2024-03-24
7 Clues: 200ml water lost from this • 85% daily intake from here • Disease caused by Vibrio cholerae • Disease caused by Salmonella typhi • Also known as insensible loss of water • Colour of urine produced in dehydration • Water type with less than 50mg/l total hardness
Water pollution 2024-09-06
7 Clues: You throw away the • This element is for the car • this element essential to live • Who causes This environmental issus • It can be if that finished into us • When This element is contaminated we talk about • Alot of elements finished into the water And make it not drinkable
Water Cycle 2024-10-07
7 Clues: Water in the form of gas • When liquid turns into gas • When water vapor turns into liquid • Condensation loses this type of energy • When plants lose water through its leaves • One water is made of an oxygen atom and 2 ____. • When water returns to the earth from the atmosphere
Water Cycle 2023-01-26
7 Clues: - a special plant sweat • - it helps the water cycle • - Water falling from the sky • - water sinking into the ground • - liquid water turning into a gas • - gas turning back into a liquid water • - water that has not yet soaked into the ground
Water puzzle 2023-09-21
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- A tool used to stop leaks in pipes
- A container used to store and conserve rainwater
- The process of collecting rainwater for later use.
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- A device that reduces the flow of water from a faucet
- A device used to measure water usage
- The state of water when it turns into a gas
- Irrigation A way to water plants using a slow, steady drip.
7 Clues: A tool used to stop leaks in pipes • A device used to measure water usage • The state of water when it turns into a gas • A container used to store and conserve rainwater • The process of collecting rainwater for later use. • A device that reduces the flow of water from a faucet • Irrigation A way to water plants using a slow, steady drip.
Water Cycle 2022-11-23
7 Clues: The air around us • Water moving through the soil • When water turns from a vapor to a liquid • When water turns from a liquid to a vapor • When snow or ice turn to vapor without melting • When water falls from the atmosphere to the ground • When plants release water into the atmosphere (through stoma)
Water Cycle 2022-05-05
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- When moisture is carried from the roots to plant leaves
- When water vapors combine to form actual water
- Precipitation that hits a leaf before hitting the ground
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- When water moves from the surface to the ground
- When water is released forming rain, sleet, snow, and hail
- When water changes from liquid to gas
- This water flows into streams and rivers
7 Clues: When water changes from liquid to gas • This water flows into streams and rivers • When water vapors combine to form actual water • When water moves from the surface to the ground • When moisture is carried from the roots to plant leaves • Precipitation that hits a leaf before hitting the ground • When water is released forming rain, sleet, snow, and hail
water bodies 2022-05-05
Water Ingress 2025-03-14
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- the force exerted on a structure by the wind, resulting from the wind's dynamic pressure (kinetic energy) and the interaction between the wind and the structure's shape and surface
- the force by which a planet or other body draws objects toward its center.
- the cohesive force between molecules at the paint's surface, influencing how well it spreads, wets a surface, and adheres, ultimately affecting the quality of the coating
- the tendency of dissimilar surfaces or particles to cling to one another
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- the movement of water within the spaces of a porous material due to the forces of adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension
- the intermolecular attractive force acting between two adjacent portions of a substance, particularly of a solid or liquid
- Unwanted entry of water into a building
7 Clues: Unwanted entry of water into a building • the tendency of dissimilar surfaces or particles to cling to one another • the force by which a planet or other body draws objects toward its center. • the movement of water within the spaces of a porous material due to the forces of adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension • ...
water flush 2024-11-13
7 Clues: a bad weather? • most usual nature? • has 20% of air in it? • what bear eats bamboo? • how to make chocolate? • where does rain come from? • the most usual brown fured animal?
Water Cycle 2024-12-04
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- A solid turns into a gas
- Gas becoming one into a liquid like a cloud
- Precipitation that doesn't absorb into soil
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- Process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation
- Process of re-circulation of water over time
- Water moves downwards from land into soil
- Water released making rain, sleet, and snow
7 Clues: A solid turns into a gas • Water moves downwards from land into soil • Water released making rain, sleet, and snow • Gas becoming one into a liquid like a cloud • Precipitation that doesn't absorb into soil • Process of re-circulation of water over time • Process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation
Earth's Water 2025-01-13
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- the continuous movement of water on Earth
- water that falls as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
- underground water supplies
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- the process of changing liquid water into water vapor
- the change from water vapor to liquid water
- places to collect and store water
- rising and falling patterns of the ocean caused by the pull of gravity
7 Clues: underground water supplies • places to collect and store water • the continuous movement of water on Earth • the change from water vapor to liquid water • water that falls as rain, snow, sleet, or hail • the process of changing liquid water into water vapor • rising and falling patterns of the ocean caused by the pull of gravity
Water cycle 2025-01-17
7 Clues: vapor that turns into a liquid • solids that go straight to vapor • water that falls from the clouds • water from plants that evaporates • water that goes into the atmosphere • water in the ground going to the ocean • water on land that is going to the ocean
Water Cycle 2025-10-28
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- Evaporation coming from the leaves of plants
- Water falling from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
- The layer of air surrounding Earth
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- Occurs when a liquid is given enough thermal energy to phase change into a gas
- Happens in the atmosphere when water vapor loses thermal energy and phases into a liquid
- A force of attraction between all objects with mass
- The formation of highly ordered, solid structures, such as snowflakes, from particles in a solution
7 Clues: The layer of air surrounding Earth • Evaporation coming from the leaves of plants • A force of attraction between all objects with mass • Water falling from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, or hail • Occurs when a liquid is given enough thermal energy to phase change into a gas • ...
Water wealth 2025-12-03
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- A structure built across a river to hold back water
- The water body created by a dam
- Dam built over the Ganga river in West Bengal
- Method of saving rainwater by flowing away
- Dam built over the Mahanadi River in Odisha.
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- Electricity generated by source of flowing water.
- People used to store water in clay pots called
7 Clues: The water body created by a dam • Method of saving rainwater by flowing away • Dam built over the Mahanadi River in Odisha. • Dam built over the Ganga river in West Bengal • People used to store water in clay pots called • Electricity generated by source of flowing water. • A structure built across a river to hold back water
Ocean Currents 2014-12-04
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- Moving objects are deflected by the __________ effect caused by the Earth’s rotation.
- ____________ brings colder, nutrient-rich water up to the surface.
- Large circular surface current found in all five major ocean basins.
- __________ gas is added to seawater by plants and the atmosphere.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the northern hemisphere to the __________.
- ____________ circulation is also called the Oceanic Conveyor Belt.
- Total travel time of water in Oceanic Conveyor Belt is a ____________ years.
- The cold water surface current flowing along the western coast of North America.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the southern hemisphere to the __________.
- The average travel time around an ocean gyre is about ___________ years.
- _____________ decreases ocean temperature.
- A relatively thin layer in which a property changes dramatically is a(n) _____________.
- The __________ forms by Antarctica.
- The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland.
- Both the salinity and the temperature of ocean water affect its _____________.
- The global winds that blow towards the west are the______________.
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- __________ currents travel at 45 degree angles to the wind.
- Crossword Clues
- On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________.
- __________gas is added to seawater by volcanism.
- The cold water surface current also called the Peru current.
- The ___________ counter current flows from west to east.
- The Antarctic ________________ current flows around Antarctica.
- ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity.
- This layer separates the less salty surface water from the saltier deep water.
- This layer separates the warmer surface water from the colder deep water.
- The cold ___________ current flows along the western coast of Africa.
- The most common element in ocean water (besides hydrogen and oxygen)
- Most of the dissolved salts in the ocean come from the ____________ of rocks.
- The global winds that blow along the Equator are the _____________.
- This layer separates the less dense surface water from the more dense deep water.
- The average flow of water is at __________ degrees to the wind.
- The salt content of the ocean is called ___________.
- The _________ spiral describes what direction water at different depths flows.
34 Clues: Crossword Clues • The __________ forms by Antarctica. • _____________ decreases ocean temperature. • The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland. • On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________. • __________gas is added to seawater by volcanism. • ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity. • The salt content of the ocean is called ___________. • ...
Oceanography Test Version A 2014-12-10
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- The time it takes two successive waves to pass a fixed point.
- The __________ forms by Antarctica.
- The distance between two wave crests.
- ____________ brings colder, nutrient-rich water up to the surface.
- Both the salinity and the temperature of ocean water affect its _____________.
- Total travel time of water in Oceanic Conveyor Belt is a ____________ years.
- ____________ circulation is also called the Oceanic Conveyor Belt.
- The cold ___________ current flows along the western coast of Africa.
- On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________.
- The Antarctic ________________ current flows around Antarctica.
- The most common element in ocean water besides hydrogen and oxygen.
- This layer separates the less salty surface water from the saltier deep water.
- Moving objects are deflected by the __________ effect caused by the Earth’s rotation.
- The average flow of water is at __________ degrees to the wind.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the southern hemisphere to the __________.
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- The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the northern hemisphere to the __________.
- _____________ cooling decreases ocean temperature.
- Large circular surface current found in all five major ocean basins.
- __________ currents travel at 45 degree angles to the wind.
- The ___________ counter current flows from west to east.
- Most of the dissolved salts in the ocean come from the ____________ of rocks.
- The area that wave-generating winds blow over.
- This layer separates the warmer surface water from the colder deep water.
- ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity.
- The cold water surface current also called the Peru current.
- The cold water surface current flowing along the western coast of North America.
- This layer separates the less dense surface water from the more dense deep water.
- The salt content of the ocean is called ___________.
- A relatively thin layer in which a property changes dramatically is a(n) _____________.
- The _________ spiral describes what direction water at different depths flows.
- __________ gas is added to seawater by plants and the atmosphere.
- The average travel time around an ocean gyre is about ___________ years.
33 Clues: The __________ forms by Antarctica. • The distance between two wave crests. • The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland. • The area that wave-generating winds blow over. • ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity. • On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________. • _____________ cooling decreases ocean temperature. • ...
Crossword 2023-09-12
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- solid form of precipitation in the form of ice pellets that typically is formed in severe weather
- a funnel shaped cloud that produces high winds
- Precipitation that falls from the sky as droplets of liquid water
- A mass of water droplets or ice crystals that have clumped together in the atmosphere
- water water in earth’s ocean with a high content of salt
- water water found in lakes and glaciers
- Moving air
- Pressure The weight of air pushing on everything around it
- water vapor that turns into liquid after being cooled
- average weather conditions for a region year after year.
- Information that has been collected
- a weather instrument that measures air pressure
- the current outdoor conditions
- Plan a plan that you and your family create to be ready in case of a natural disaster
- the continuous flow of water on earth
- a sudden release of energy under the Earth’s surface that makes the ground shake or crack
- Precipitation that falls from the sky as tiny ice pellets (frozen rain)
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- water on earth that changes to gas from the heat of the sun
- The distance above sea level
- too much water in one place
- building up of something overtime
- cycle water that falls from clouds and collects at lower elevations
- Geographic coordinates that specifies the north-south position of a point on Earth’s surface
- a large rotating tropical water system consisting of an extreme low pressure air mass with heavy rains and wind speeds of at least 119km/h
- disaster an event or force of nature that causes great damage such as a tornado, hurricane, or flood
- The amount of water vapor in the air
- a snow storm with high winds and low temperatures.
- air that surrounds Earth
- How hot or cold something is
- precipitation that falls from the sky as tiny ice crystals
- Weather weather that causes strong winds, heavy rains, thunder, and lightening
31 Clues: Moving air • air that surrounds Earth • too much water in one place • The distance above sea level • How hot or cold something is • the current outdoor conditions • building up of something overtime • Information that has been collected • The amount of water vapor in the air • the continuous flow of water on earth • water water found in lakes and glaciers • ...
Plants, Plants, Plants! 2021-07-23
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- These absorb water and dissolved nutrients, and anchor the plant in the soil.
- These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction.
- Water evaporates from the leaves of the plants, leaving room for more water molecules to take their place. This helps the water travel up the plant.
- Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together.
- Some plants have long _______ which help them reach water from deep underground.
- The process by which plants make their own food using water, energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide. This produces oxygen and glucose.
- The process of gases entering and exiting a plant
- Making clothing out of cotton is an example of using plants for____________
- These produce food for the plant, take in and release gases, and allow water to exit the plant.
- The process of particles moving from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- Cacti stems are adapted to store lots of _______ to help them survive in the dry desert.
- These provide a pathway for movement of water and food. They also support the leaves and reproductive structures.
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- Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe.
- Humans often use plants for _______. An example would be making chocolate out of cocoa.
- The process of water moving across a membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration.
- Some plants are adapted to have colourful flowers that attract insects like bees. These insects ________ the plants as they go from flower to flower.
- The process that helps water move up a plant through the attraction between molecules and the walls of tiny tubes in the stem.
- There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction.
- Plants provide ____________ which protects organisms from weather and predators.
- These contain an embryo that will form a new plant, and they often contain a food supply for the embryo as well.
- Some plants have ________ roots, which form a thick mat that gathers water at the upper layers of the soil.
21 Clues: The process of gases entering and exiting a plant • Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together. • There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction. • These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction. • Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe. • ...
Ch. 13/14 Science Vocab Words 2013-03-03
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- An opening in the sea floor from which heated water rises and mixes with the ocean water above.
- Microscopic floating organisms that live in water and, like plants, convert sunlight and carbon dioxide into food.
- A narrow stream of water that breaks through sandbars and rapidly back into deeper water.
- A property of matter representing the mass per unit volume.
- The flat or gently sloping land that lies submerged around the edges of a continent and that extends from the shoreline to the continental slope.
- The portion of animals that are caught in a net and then thrown away as unwanted.
- A system that uses underwater sound waves to measure distance and locate objects.
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- A shoreline area where fresh water from a river mixes with salt water from the ocean.
- A wet, swampy area that is often flooded with water.
- The overall direction and movement of water as waves strike the shore at an angle.
- A disturbance of wind patterns and ocean currents in the Pacific Ocean that causes temporary climate changes in many parts of the world.
- The natural environment in which a living thing gets all that it needs to live.
- The movement of water from the surface to greater depths
- The periodic rising and falling of the water level of the ocean due to the gravitational pulls of the Moon and the Sun.
- A tide of small range occurring during the first- and third- quarter phases of the Moon.
- A tide of large range occurring during the new and full moons, resulting in an extra-high tidal bulge and an extra-low tidal dip.
- The vertical movement of deep water up to the surface.
- The narrow ocean margin between the high-tide mark and the low-tide mark.
- A large community of kelp, a type of seaweed that can attach to the ocean floor.
- A mass of moving ocean water.
- The difference in height between high tide and low tide.
- The measure of the amount of dissolved salt contained in water.
22 Clues: A mass of moving ocean water. • A wet, swampy area that is often flooded with water. • The vertical movement of deep water up to the surface. • The movement of water from the surface to greater depths • The difference in height between high tide and low tide. • A property of matter representing the mass per unit volume. • ...
Oceanography Crossword 2014-12-04
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- The __________ forms by Antarctica.
- The cold water surface current also called the Peru current.
- ____________ circulation is also called the Oceanic Conveyor Belt.
- Most of the dissolved salts in the ocean come from the ____________ of rocks.
- The Antarctic ________________ current flows around Antarctica.
- Moving objects are deflected by the __________ effect caused by the Earth’s rotation.
- The most common element in ocean water (besides hydrogen and oxygen)
- _____________ decreases ocean temperature.
- On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________.
- The global winds that blow along the Equator are the _____________.
- Both the salinity and the temperature of ocean water affect its _____________.
- Large circular surface current found in all five major ocean basins.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the northern hemisphere to the __________.
- The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland.
- The ___________ counter current flows from west to east.
- The Coriolis Effect deflects moving objects in the southern hemisphere to the __________.
- __________ currents travel at 45 degree angles to the wind.
- The _________ spiral describes what direction water at different depths flows.
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- ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity.
- ____________ brings colder, nutrient-rich water up to the surface.
- This layer separates the warmer surface water from the colder deep water.
- __________gas is added to seawater by volcanism.
- This layer separates the less salty surface water from the saltier deep water.
- This layer separates the less dense surface water from the more dense deep water.
- The cold water surface current flowing along the western coast of North America.
- The average flow of water is at __________ degrees to the wind.
- The cold ___________ current flows along the western coast of Africa.
- Total travel time of water in Oceanic Conveyor Belt is a ____________ years.
- The global winds that blow towards the west are the______________.
- The salt content of the ocean is called ___________.
- A relatively thin layer in which a property changes dramatically is a(n) _____________.
- __________ gas is added to seawater by plants and the atmosphere.
- The average travel time around an ocean gyre is about ___________ years.
33 Clues: The __________ forms by Antarctica. • _____________ decreases ocean temperature. • The __________ forms by Greenland and Iceland. • ____________ rejection increases ocean salinity. • __________gas is added to seawater by volcanism. • On average, 96.5% of seawater is ______________. • The salt content of the ocean is called ___________. • ...
Ch.13 & Ch.14 Science Vocabulary 2025-02-27
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- the portion of animals that are caught in a net and then thrown away as unwanted.
- the movement of water from the surface to greater depths.
- the vertical movement of deep water up to the surface.
- a property of matter representing the mass per unit volume.
- a shoreline area where fresh water from a river mixes with salt water from the ocean.
- the overall direction and movement of water as waves strike the shore at an angle.
- an opening in the sea floor from which heated water rises and mixes with the ocean water above.
- a wet, swampy area that is often flooded with water.
- a system that uses underwater sound waves to measure distance and locate objects.
- a disturbance of wind patterns and ocean currents in the Pacific ocean that cause temporary climate changes in many parts of the world.
- microscopic floating organisms that live in water and, like plants, convert sunlight and carbon dioxide into food.
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- a narrow stream of water that breaks through sandbars and drains rapidly back into deeper water.
- the measure of the amount of dissolved salt contained in water.
- a mass of moving ocean water.
- the flat or gently sloping land that lies submerged around the edges of a continent and that extends from the shoreline out to the continental slope.
- the natural environment in which a living thing gets all that it needs to live;examples include a desert, a coral reef, and freshwater lake.
- the periodic rising and falling of the water level of the ocean due to the gravitational pulls of the moon and the Sun.
- the catching of fish at a faster rate than they can reproduce.
- a large community of kelp, a type of seaweed that can attach to the ocean floor.
- the narrow ocean margin between the high-tide mark and the low-tide mark.
- the difference in height between high tide and low tide.
- a built-up limestone deposit formed by small ant-sized organisms called corals.
22 Clues: a mass of moving ocean water. • a wet, swampy area that is often flooded with water. • the vertical movement of deep water up to the surface. • the difference in height between high tide and low tide. • the movement of water from the surface to greater depths. • a property of matter representing the mass per unit volume. • ...
Properties of water - Daisy Huerta 2025-08-27
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- Stability- The resistance of a substance, such as water, to changes in temperature, contributing
- compared to more viscous liquids like honey.
- Tension- The tightness on the surface of water caused by the cohesive forces between water
- Action-The ability of water to flow in narrow spaces against gravity, which occurs due to a
- A homogeneous mixture composed of two or more substances, where a solute is
- The mass of a substance per unit volume. Water is unique because its solid form (ice) is
- water.
- in a solvent, such as saltwater.
- of vaporization, which is important in cooling mechanisms like sweating.
- attraction between molecules of different substances, such as water molecules
- high specific heat allows it to stabilize environmental temperatures.
- to a glass surface.
- The ability of ice to act as a barrier that slows down the loss of heat from the water
- Bond- A weak bond between two molecules, where a hydrogen atom in one molecule is
- The attraction between molecules of the same substance, such as water molecules
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- Solvent - A substance that can dissolve a wide variety of solutes. Water is known as the universal
- to an electronegative atom in another molecule, common in water molecules.
- making the surface act like a stretched elastic sheet.
- -The characteristic of a molecule having distinct positive and negative ends, leading to
- it, helping to maintain a stable environment for aquatic life during winter.
- measure of a fluid's resistance to flow. Water has low viscosity, meaning it flows
- because it can dissolve more substances than any other liquid.
- formation of hydrogen bonds in water.
- dense than its liquid form, allowing ice to float.
- A substance that is dissolved in a solvent. For example, salt is a solute when dissolved
- of Vaporization- The amount of energy required to convert 1 gram of a liquid into a gas. Water has a high
- together.
- of cohesive and adhesive forces.
- measure of the acidity or basicity of a solution. Pure water has a pH of 7, making it
- the regulation of climate and body temperature in organisms.
- Heat- The amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of a substance by 1°C.
31 Clues: water. • together. • to a glass surface. • in a solvent, such as saltwater. • of cohesive and adhesive forces. • formation of hydrogen bonds in water. • compared to more viscous liquids like honey. • dense than its liquid form, allowing ice to float. • making the surface act like a stretched elastic sheet. • the regulation of climate and body temperature in organisms. • ...
Plants: organs and organ systems (Review activity) 2025-11-11
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- these provide a pathway for movement of water and food. They also support the leaves and reproductive structures.
- transports sugar and nutrients from the leaves to the rest of the plant.
- pores on the plant that allow for gas exchange and are responsible for transpiration.
- These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction.
- these can help plants reach water that is deep underground.
- The process by which plants make their own food using water, energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide. This produces oxygen and glucose.
- when a seed starts to grow.
- These produce food for the plant, take in and release gases, and allow water to exit the plant.
- roots that form a thick mat to gather at the top layers of soil.
- the part of the plant that is above ground.
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- the green pigment that plants use to make their food during photosynthesis.
- coconut trees are a good example of what type of plant stem?
- the process of gases entering and exiting a plant.
- plants need sunlight, carbon dioxide and __________ to make food.
- The process of water moving across a membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration.
- Water evaporates from the leaves of the plants, leaving room for more water molecules to take their place. This helps the water travel up the plant.
- tiny, finger-like parts of a root that allows roots to absorb more water.
- Some plants are adapted to have colourful flowers that attract insects like bees. These insects ________ the plants as they go from flower to flower.
- Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe.
- tiny, green parts of a plant cell which contains chlorophyll.
- transports water and mineral from the roots to the rest of the plant.
- the part of the leaf that can be found in the center.
- Absorbs water and minerals, and anchors the plant in the soil.
- a type of stem that is flexible, weak and cannot grow upright on its own.
- a common example of a storage root.
25 Clues: when a seed starts to grow. • a common example of a storage root. • the part of the plant that is above ground. • the process of gases entering and exiting a plant. • the part of the leaf that can be found in the center. • these can help plants reach water that is deep underground. • coconut trees are a good example of what type of plant stem? • ...
Plants, Plants, Plants! 2025-12-23
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- These absorb water and dissolved nutrients, and anchor the plant in the soil.
- These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction.
- Water evaporates from the leaves of the plants, leaving room for more water molecules to take their place. This helps the water travel up the plant.
- Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together.
- Some plants have long _______ which help them reach water from deep underground.
- The process by which plants make their own food using water, energy from the sun, and carbon dioxide. This produces oxygen and glucose.
- The process of gases entering and exiting a plant
- Making clothing out of cotton is an example of using plants for____________
- These produce food for the plant, take in and release gases, and allow water to exit the plant.
- The process of particles moving from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- Cacti stems are adapted to store lots of _______ to help them survive in the dry desert.
- These provide a pathway for movement of water and food. They also support the leaves and reproductive structures.
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- Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe.
- Humans often use plants for _______. An example would be making chocolate out of cocoa.
- The process of water moving across a membrane from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration.
- Some plants are adapted to have colourful flowers that attract insects like bees. These insects ________ the plants as they go from flower to flower.
- The process that helps water move up a plant through the attraction between molecules and the walls of tiny tubes in the stem.
- There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction.
- Plants provide ____________ which protects organisms from weather and predators.
- These contain an embryo that will form a new plant, and they often contain a food supply for the embryo as well.
- Some plants have ________ roots, which form a thick mat that gathers water at the upper layers of the soil.
21 Clues: The process of gases entering and exiting a plant • Plants ____ __ _____ soil. Plant roots hold the soil together. • There are separate male and female _________ for reproduction. • These usually have both male and female parts for reproduction. • Plants produce this during photosynthesis, and it helps animals breathe. • ...
Chapter 15 - Freshwater 2023-04-13
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- Glacier forms in the mountains
- water below the ground
- where fresh and salt water mix
- Sheet a glacier that forms over land
- Cores long columns of ice
- a body of water that flows in a channel
- the measure of rock's ability to hold water
- a body of water in a basin
- water that flows over the surface
- Table an area of land that is filled with water for mostly the whole year
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- the measure of water's ability to flow through rock
- an area of rocks that holds water
- Water the water that all life depends on
- an area of water that drains runoff
- Ice when sea water freezes
15 Clues: water below the ground • Cores long columns of ice • a body of water in a basin • Ice when sea water freezes • Glacier forms in the mountains • where fresh and salt water mix • an area of rocks that holds water • water that flows over the surface • an area of water that drains runoff • Sheet a glacier that forms over land • a body of water that flows in a channel • ...
Cold Water puzzle 3 2025-01-02
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- can be used to measure the volume of water?
- the pipe from the water meter into the house?
- the force behind the water?
- water with a ph of 12 is said to be?
- the calcium in permanently hard water?
- the fittings we use must not do what to the water supply?
- water molecules moving apart is called?
- a component found in a stop valve to shut off the water?
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- an example of underground water?
- the volume of water?
- an example of surface water?
- the calcium in temporary hard water?
- another word for rain falling?
- where you might find a water meter?
14 Clues: the volume of water? • the force behind the water? • an example of surface water? • another word for rain falling? • an example of underground water? • where you might find a water meter? • the calcium in temporary hard water? • water with a ph of 12 is said to be? • the calcium in permanently hard water? • water molecules moving apart is called? • ...
Hydrology Crossword 2023-06-29
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- A type of flow that affects meander formations
- A deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often with a river flowing at the bottom.
- A river flowing through a steep, narrow gorge or canyon.
- The process by which water vapor turns into liquid water.
- A fan-shaped deposit of sediment formed where a river flows into a body of water with lower velocity.
- A sudden and temporary increase in water level in a river.
- The study of water in all its forms.
- A body of permeable rock that can store and transmit groundwater.
- The movement of water through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts.
- A wide, flat area bordering a river that gets flooded during periods of high water flow.
- The process of water infiltrating into the ground.
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- The process of water turning into water vapor and escaping into the atmosphere.
- A crescent-shaped bend in a river.
- A ridge of sediment deposited on the inside curve of a meander.
- A large, flat area of land adjacent to a river, formed by the deposition of sediment over time.
- A wide, shallow area in a river where the water flows more slowly.
- The total amount of water vapor present in the atmosphere.
- A steep slope or cliff formed by erosion along the outer edge of a meander.
- A small, isolated body of water formed when a meander gets cut off from the main river channel.
19 Clues: A crescent-shaped bend in a river. • The study of water in all its forms. • A type of flow that affects meander formations • The process of water infiltrating into the ground. • A river flowing through a steep, narrow gorge or canyon. • The process by which water vapor turns into liquid water. • A sudden and temporary increase in water level in a river. • ...
Science 8 Water Unit Terms 2021-10-13
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- body of water in which light filters all the way to the bottom
- water safe to drink
- a layer of permeable rock, sand or gravel through which water flows containing enough water to supply wells
- water moves directly from solid state to gaseous state( snow or frost to gas)
- runoff water that stays on the surface
- water leaves the air in liquid form (rain) or solid form (snow, sleet, hail) when the particles are too large to stay suspended in the air
- body of water in which light does not reach the bottom
- water entering the atmosphere as a gas as a result of gas exchange directly from plants
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- water molecules in the air in gaseous state join together to form water droplets in liquid state
- water that sinks into the ground and occupies the spaces between the rocks
- water in liquid state/form changing to a gaseous state into the atmosphere
- water that has a lower level of salinity because it is an area where fresh water drains into a body of saltwater
- area of land where all of the water that is under it or drains off of it goes into the same place
- movement of water through the soil and its layers by gravity
- water moves directly from gaseous state to a solid state ( water vapor to frost)
15 Clues: water safe to drink • runoff water that stays on the surface • body of water in which light does not reach the bottom • movement of water through the soil and its layers by gravity • body of water in which light filters all the way to the bottom • water that sinks into the ground and occupies the spaces between the rocks • ...
Matter 2018-06-07
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- The amount of space something takes up.
- In this state, water rises up into the air.
- This gas provides our cells with energy.
- Fancy name for water pouring down on earth.
- This substance has a lovely purple colour: "... permanganate".
- Name for steam changing back to water.
- Smallest bits of which everything is made of.
- Name for water turning into steam.
- Everything is made of that.
- The higher this is, the faster a reaction takes place.
- Name for ice changing to water.
- Movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- Fancy word for what is gained/lost when heating/cooling a substance.
- In this state, water is runny and takes the shape of its container.
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- How much of something is in a certain space.
- The process by which forests 'breathe' water into the air.
- This gas makes up most of the air around us.
- In this state, water is hard as rock.
- Fancy word for predicting what is going to happen in an experiment.
- Fancy word for the mix of gases surrounding us.
- This gas traps heat on Earth: "carbon ...".
- A strip that is made of two different metals: "... strip".
- Name for heating water to 100 °C.
- Fancy name for taking up less space when cooled.
- Speed at which a reaction takes place.
- Name for cooling water down to 0 °C.
- Fancy name for increasing in size when heated.
- Movement of land water to oceans: "... off".
28 Clues: Everything is made of that. • Name for ice changing to water. • Name for heating water to 100 °C. • Name for water turning into steam. • Name for cooling water down to 0 °C. • In this state, water is hard as rock. • Name for steam changing back to water. • Speed at which a reaction takes place. • The amount of space something takes up. • ...
Earth’s Systems 2020-12-09
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- movement of water around earth
- crust that makes up continents
- all the ice on Earth
- water on Earth’s surface moves from high to low elevation
- upper part of mantle
- atmospheric layer 10km-50km above Earth
- water falls to Earth’s surface
- top limit of troposphere
- water vapor condenses into liquid
- top limit of mesosphere
- water On Earth’s surface is absorbed into ground
- top limit of stratosphere
- all the air on and surrounding Earth
- water with salt in it
- Earth’s innermost layer
- atmospheric layer 85km-500km above Earth
- lower part of mantle
- gas that helps keep Earth warm
- Earth’s middle layer
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- step in water cycle where liquid changes to gas
- outermost layer/shell of Earth
- large slabs in lithosphere
- plants take up water through their roots
- atmospheric layer 50km-85km above Earth
- water without salt in it
- pressure exerted by weight of air
- all the water on Earth
- how much an element occurs compared to others
- outermost layer of atmosphere
- atmospheric layer closest to Earth
- oxygen and silicon bound together
- water evaporates through stomata in leaves
- volume of an element compared to volume of other elements
- crust that covers ocean floor
- all living things on Earth
- inner part of the core
- all the rocks on and in Earth
- total mass of an element compared to mass of other elements
- outer part of the core
- runoff collects in rivers and flows to lakes or oceans
- Earth’s outermost layer
41 Clues: all the ice on Earth • upper part of mantle • lower part of mantle • Earth’s middle layer • water with salt in it • all the water on Earth • inner part of the core • outer part of the core • top limit of mesosphere • Earth’s innermost layer • Earth’s outermost layer • water without salt in it • top limit of troposphere • top limit of stratosphere • large slabs in lithosphere • ...
Seth's Crossword 2015-03-17
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- a large natural stream of water (larger than a creek)
- underground water that is held in the soil and in pervious rocks
- Are large bodies of salt water.
- An underground formation that contains groundwater
- a large artificial lake that is used as a water supply source
- A land area that is covered with a shallow layer of water during some or all of the year
- Wetland with trees
- Basin The entire geographical area drained by a river and its tributaries
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- a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land
- small river or stream that flows in to a larger river or stream; a branch of the river
- All of the water that exist on or around the earth
- A well in which water rises because of pressure within the aquifer
- Wetland with moss
- Shed an area of land that drains into a body of water
- Wetland with grass
- A large amount of flowing water
- A large mass of moving ice and snow on land
17 Clues: Wetland with moss • Wetland with grass • Wetland with trees • Are large bodies of salt water. • A large amount of flowing water • A large mass of moving ice and snow on land • a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land • All of the water that exist on or around the earth • An underground formation that contains groundwater • ...
Geography Terms 2025-09-02
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- Flat, elevated land higher than the surrounding area.
- A flat grassland with scattered trees, usually in warm climates.
- A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas, with water on both sides.
- Raised land smaller than a mountain.
- A hill of sand shaped by wind.
- A large, slow-moving mass of ice.
- A wetland with trees and standing water.
- A large body of saltwater smaller than an ocean, partly enclosed by land.
- Land completely surrounded by water.
- Land almost surrounded by water but connected to the mainland.
- Flat land near a river that floods when the river overflows.
- Low hills at the base of a mountain range.
- Water flowing over a steep drop or cliff in a river.
- Flat, low land lying along the coast.
- A flat-topped hill with steep sides, common in dry areas.
- The side of a hill or mountain; land that slants up or down.
- A very dry area with little rainfall and few plants.
- A low area of land, often bowl-shaped, where water collects.
- A narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water, or the deeper part of a river.
- The beginning or starting point of a river.
- A fan-shaped area of land made of soil deposited at the mouth of a river.
- The largest body of saltwater covering most of Earth’s surface.
- A deep valley with very steep sides, often carved by a river.
- A gap or route through a mountain range.
- The altitude on a mountain above which trees cannot grow.
- Wetland with grasses and soft soil, often flooded.
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- A large body of water partly surrounded by land, bigger than a bay.
- A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water.
- A large, flowing body of water that usually flows into a sea or ocean.
- A high landform with steep sides, taller than a hill.
- A mountain that can erupt, with an opening where lava, ash, and gases come out.
- The land along the sides of a river.
- The pointed top of a mountain.
- A steep cliff or bank, often beside a river or the sea.
- The average level of the surface of the ocean, used as a base for measuring elevation.
- A shallow body of water separated from the sea by sand, reefs, or islands.
- A fertile area in a desert with water.
- Large area of flat or gently rolling land.
- A very large and powerful waterfall.
- The place where higher land drops to lower land, often with waterfalls or rapids.
- A large body of water surrounded by land.
- A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea.
- The place where a river flows into another body of water (like a sea or lake).
- Range A chain of connected mountains.
- A pointed piece of land that sticks out into water.
- A low area of land between hills or mountains.
- A smaller stream or river that flows into a larger one.
- A ridge of rock, coral, or sand near the surface of the water.
- A body of water partly enclosed by land, smaller than a gulf.
- A narrow water passage into the land from a larger body of water.
- Land along the edge of an ocean or sea.
51 Clues: A hill of sand shaped by wind. • The pointed top of a mountain. • A large, slow-moving mass of ice. • Raised land smaller than a mountain. • The land along the sides of a river. • Land completely surrounded by water. • A very large and powerful waterfall. • Flat, low land lying along the coast. • Range A chain of connected mountains. • A fertile area in a desert with water. • ...
Science 8 Water Unit Terms 2021-10-13
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- body of water in which light filters all the way to the bottom
- water safe to drink
- a layer of permeable rock, sand or gravel through which water flows containing enough water to supply wells
- water moves directly from solid state to gaseous state( snow or frost to gas)
- runoff water that stays on the surface
- water leaves the air in liquid form (rain) or solid form (snow, sleet, hail) when the particles are too large to stay suspended in the air
- body of water in which light does not reach the bottom
- water entering the atmosphere as a gas as a result of gas exchange directly from plants
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- water molecules in the air in gaseous state join together to form water droplets in liquid state
- water that sinks into the ground and occupies the spaces between the rocks
- water in liquid state/form changing to a gaseous state into the atmosphere
- water that has a lower level of salinity because it is an area where fresh water drains into a body of saltwater
- area of land where all of the water that is under it or drains off of it goes into the same place
- movement of water through the soil and its layers by gravity
- water moves directly from gaseous state to a solid state ( water vapor to frost)
15 Clues: water safe to drink • runoff water that stays on the surface • body of water in which light does not reach the bottom • movement of water through the soil and its layers by gravity • body of water in which light filters all the way to the bottom • water that sinks into the ground and occupies the spaces between the rocks • ...
Module 7 2023-12-04
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- Because water vapor is lighter than the air molecules around it, as water evaporates, it rises in the air and moves around with the air currents until it eventually _______.
- This is important and we could not live without it.
- Warmer climates have ___________ rain drops during a storm as compared to rain in cooler climates.
- When warm air filled with water vapor moves ________ up into the cool, dry, air of the troposphere, it cools down.
- When air cools, the water vapor in the air condenses forming _________.
- Warm air actually can hold more _____________ than cool air.
- When the atmosphere has too much water vapor, the water molecules condense into small liquid drops that _______ around in the air.
- When more water molecules pile on top of dust particles, they eventually form tiny liquid water droplets called _____________. More and more of this forms clouds in the sky.
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- Weather events drive the ________ of water.
- The water cycle is also known as the _________ cycle.
- Water _________ can be seen when heating up a pot of water on the stove, seeing the steam rising out of it.
- The vaporization process is called _____________.
- When water molecules come across small _________ particles in the air, they stick to them.
- This causes some of the individual water ___________ to gain enough energy to become gaseous water instead of liquid water.
- In bodies of water like oceans, lakes, and rivers, liquid water heats up by the _____.
15 Clues: Weather events drive the ________ of water. • The vaporization process is called _____________. • This is important and we could not live without it. • The water cycle is also known as the _________ cycle. • Warm air actually can hold more _____________ than cool air. • When air cools, the water vapor in the air condenses forming _________. • ...
P6 Science Crossworld 2023-11-30
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- Water 97% of what Earth's water is
- neutral charge
- water from plants, bushes becoming water vapor
- water from the surface becoming water vapor
- Point/ Melting Point Both are at the same temp.
- What makes the Water Cycle keep going
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- water vapor turning into liquid
- positive charge
- negative charge
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- 1 atomic number
- Water 3% of what Earth's water is
- Anything that has weight and takes up space
- Water falling off into the ocean
15 Clues: neutral charge • positive charge • negative charge • 1 atomic number • water vapor turning into liquid • Water falling off into the ocean • Water 3% of what Earth's water is • Water 97% of what Earth's water is • What makes the Water Cycle keep going • Anything that has weight and takes up space • water from the surface becoming water vapor • ...
All About Rivers 2017-05-15
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- Run Off When the excess water from other types of weather flow down land and back into the main stream.
- A smaller sort of river that jions a main stream of another river.
- When water is turned into vapour.
- Where the river starts.
- When rain is formed.
- Water lands on plants and then rises as vapour.
- Basin An area that river water is drained.
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- When minerals and energy is lost from rivers this can happen if there is shallow waters.
- The part of a river that meets a bigger supply of water.
- When land around river baanks faall away.
- cycle How water gets round our planet.
- Minerals being carried through the water.
- When vapour tuens back to water.
- A area of land that consits many streams that drian into a larger main body river.
- Where two streams of a river meeet.
- water The water that falls to the ground.
16 Clues: When rain is formed. • Where the river starts. • When vapour tuens back to water. • When water is turned into vapour. • Where two streams of a river meeet. • cycle How water gets round our planet. • When land around river baanks faall away. • Minerals being carried through the water. • water The water that falls to the ground. • Basin An area that river water is drained. • ...
P6 Science Crossworld 2023-11-30
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- Water 97% of what Earth's water is
- neutral charge
- water from plants, bushes becoming water vapor
- water from the surface becoming water vapor
- Point/ Melting Point Both are at the same temp.
- What makes the Water Cycle keep going
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- water vapor turning into liquid
- positive charge
- negative charge
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- 1 atomic number
- Water 3% of what Earth's water is
- Anything that has weight and takes up space
- Water falling off into the ocean
15 Clues: neutral charge • positive charge • negative charge • 1 atomic number • water vapor turning into liquid • Water falling off into the ocean • Water 3% of what Earth's water is • Water 97% of what Earth's water is • What makes the Water Cycle keep going • Anything that has weight and takes up space • water from the surface becoming water vapor • ...
P6 Science Crossworld 2023-11-30
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- Water 97% of what Earth's water is
- neutral charge
- water from plants, bushes becoming water vapor
- water from the surface becoming water vapor
- Point/ Melting Point Both are at the same temp.
- What makes the Water Cycle keep going
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- water vapor turning into liquid
- positive charge
- negative charge
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- apart from the 2% of fresh water that is available to us humans
- 1 atomic number
- Water 3% of what Earth's water is
- Anything that has weight and takes up space
- Water falling off into the ocean
15 Clues: neutral charge • positive charge • negative charge • 1 atomic number • water vapor turning into liquid • Water falling off into the ocean • Water 3% of what Earth's water is • Water 97% of what Earth's water is • What makes the Water Cycle keep going • Anything that has weight and takes up space • water from the surface becoming water vapor • ...
Chapter 10, L.1-3 Vocabulary - 7th Grade Science 2021-03-24
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- an underground layer of rock or sediment that holds water
- characteristic of a material that contains connected air spaces, or pores, that water can seep through easily
- a ridge of land that separates one watershed from another
- occurs when liquid water changes into water vapor
- Solid water changes directly to water vapor without first becoming a liquid
- Release of water vapor into the air by plants
- movement of water in the Earth systems
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- a characteristic of materials, such as clay and granite, through which water does not easily pass
- is the change of state from a gas to a liquid
- is any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds
- water on the land that seeps into the ground
- the land area that supplies water to a river system
- Water that fills the cracks and spaces in underground soil and rock layers
- the streams and smaller rivers that feed into a main river
- All water on land that flows downhill due to gravity
15 Clues: movement of water in the Earth systems • water on the land that seeps into the ground • is the change of state from a gas to a liquid • Release of water vapor into the air by plants • occurs when liquid water changes into water vapor • the land area that supplies water to a river system • is any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds • ...
Aquifers 2021-12-07
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- This is a place in a desert where the Earth's surface dips below the water table.
- An aquifer can be thought of as one of these.
- The world's biggest water engineering project has been built in this country.
- the crater of an extinct volcano
- Wind _______ uncovers fossils in the desert sedimentary rock.
- One of the Libyan coastal cities to which water is pumped.
- Some water in aquifers has been there for _________ of years.
- the artificial watering of crops
- this is water that is crammed into the tiny gaps between rock, soil and sediments.
- these are what paid for the Great Man Made River.
- below the water _____ the ground is completely saturated with water.
- The area above the water table is called the ___________ zone.
- This happens to surface water that does not sink into the ground or flow away.
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- the world's largest hot desert
- another word for underground
- Lakes, ponds, streams and oceans are _______ water.
- The name of the sandstone aquifer under the Sahara Desert
- a large machine used for digging.
- This is where groundwater flows out of the earth to form stream.
- American farms use about 53 _______ gallons of groundwater per day.
- This helps to keep the air warm after sunset.
- These people built cities on the Libyan coast in ancient times.
- a man-made watercourse
- Different kinds of these are added to the desert sand before crops can be grown under irrigation.
- another name for the High Plains Aquifer in the United States of America
- a large body of underground water
26 Clues: a man-made watercourse • another word for underground • the world's largest hot desert • the crater of an extinct volcano • the artificial watering of crops • a large machine used for digging. • a large body of underground water • An aquifer can be thought of as one of these. • This helps to keep the air warm after sunset. • these are what paid for the Great Man Made River. • ...
Unit 5 Vocab 2023-10-23
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- when the same particles are stuck together
- process of salt being removed from water
- movement of water and how it changes
- underwater ecosystem made from limestone
- when water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere from transpiration or evaporation
- unconfined flow of water on the ground
- land area that attracts and holds rainwater and snow that has melted, they channel the water to an outflow point
- where the pressure of the water is equal to the atmospheric pressure (when at 0)
- cooling of oceanic surface temperature in the central and east central equatorial Pacific
- changes in air pressure and wind speed which causes warm surface water to move east along the equator
- percentage of void space a rock has
- the state of a material that allows or does not allow liquids or gases to travel through it
- stream flow that has entered the ground
- water gathered on the surface of something cold, due to humidity
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- ocean currents deep in the ocean
- water that is gathered and is stored underground
- when molecules are stuck together
- breeze blowing from the sea to the land
- system of deep ocean circulation that is always moving, caused by salinity and temperature
- the amount of salt dissolved from a body of water
- breeze blowing from the land to the sea
- ocean currents on the surface of the water
- change in the amount of something
- seasonal change causes strong wind and rain
- rain, sleet, or snow
25 Clues: rain, sleet, or snow • ocean currents deep in the ocean • when molecules are stuck together • change in the amount of something • percentage of void space a rock has • movement of water and how it changes • unconfined flow of water on the ground • breeze blowing from the sea to the land • breeze blowing from the land to the sea • stream flow that has entered the ground • ...
Water Cycle & Phase Changes Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-06
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- The phase change from gas to liquid; helps form clouds.
- Water that is found in clouds.
- Location where most of Earth's water can be found.
- The least dense state of matter; does not have a definite shape or volume.
- The movement of water from one place to another under the surface of the Earth.
- The movement of water along the surface from higher elevations to lower elevations.
- Frozen form of water.
- Gas form of water.
- The phase change from liquid to solid.
- The phase change from liquid to gas; happens for some particles at the surface of the substance.
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- Diagram that shows the change in temperature of a substance as heat is added.
- The phase change from solid to gas (ice to water vapor).
- Liquid or frozen water that moves from the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth.
- State of matter that has a definite volume but not a definite shape.
- The evaporation of water from trees and other plants.
- The movement of water from under the ground to the surface.
- The phase change from liquid to gas; happens throughout the substance.
- The phase change from gas to solid.
- Diagram that show the change in temperature of a substance as heat is removed.
- The movement of water from the surface to the subsurface (underground).
- A cloud found at the surface of the Earth.
- Typically the most dense state of matter for a substance; has a definite shape and volume.
- The phase change from solid to liquid.
23 Clues: Gas form of water. • Frozen form of water. • Water that is found in clouds. • The phase change from gas to solid. • The phase change from solid to liquid. • The phase change from liquid to solid. • A cloud found at the surface of the Earth. • Location where most of Earth's water can be found. • The evaporation of water from trees and other plants. • ...
ACC Biogeochemical Cycles 2024-03-15
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- Largest reservoir of oxygen
- Where nitrogen-fixing bacteria live
- Driving force of the water cycle
- Volcanic eruptions is an ____________ process that leads to CO2 entering the atmosphere
- Producers that take energy directly from the sun
- Largest reservoir of water
- Photosynthesis is a _________ process that takes CO2 out of the atmosphere
- Compound found in greatest abundance on Earth
- Largest reservoir of nitrogen
- General term used to describe oxygen dissolving in water
- Water moves from the atmosphere back to the ground
- Water vapor changes to liquid water forming clouds
- How phosphorus moves from ocean rock to land
- Consume decaying and dying organisms; bacteria and fungi are examples
- Process where glucose and oxygen are converted to carbon dioxide and water
- Water moves from bodies of water to the atmosphere
- Driving force of Nitrogen Cycle
- Release of water by trees to the atmosphere
- Product of nitrogen, sulfur and carbon reacting with water vapor
- Release of water by grass/ground to the atmosphere
- Where H2S is comes from
- Ammonium is converted to nitrites and then nitrates by nitrifying bacteria
- Consumers that eat producers
- Process used by deep sea organisms to get energy
- The slow Carbon cycle leads to the formation of ________.
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- Process of converting CO2 and H2O to glucose and O2
- Cellular respiration and _________ are 2 ways oxygen exits the atmosphere
- Breakdown of sedimentary rock
- Largest reservoir of carbon
- Overgrowth of algae in water due to excess nitrogen and phosphorus leading to the suffocation of aquatic life
- Nitrates not absorbed by plants are converted by to N2 by denitrifying bacteria
- Smallest reservoir of water
- Example of inorganic molecule in carbon cycle
- Where phosphorus is never found
- Process in which humans cut down trees affecting the water, carbon and nitrogen cycles
- Phosphorus is leached out of rock in the form of ________.
- Largest reservoir of sulfur
- Sulfur assimilates into plants in the form of _______.
- Where most freshwater is found
- Process where the sun causes the breakdown of water to form oxygen
- Energy produced by cellular respiration and phosphorus plays an important role
- N2 is converted to NH3/NH4+
- Energy production in the absence of oxygen
- _______ molecules contain carbon and hydrogen
- Absorption of nitrates into plants
- CO2 being released by oceans due to rising global temperatures is an example of ______.
- Decomposers break down dead plants and turn nitrates in plants back to ammonia/ammonium
- Example of an organic molecule in carbon cycle
48 Clues: Where H2S is comes from • Largest reservoir of water • Largest reservoir of carbon • Largest reservoir of oxygen • Smallest reservoir of water • Largest reservoir of sulfur • N2 is converted to NH3/NH4+ • Consumers that eat producers • Breakdown of sedimentary rock • Largest reservoir of nitrogen • Where most freshwater is found • Where phosphorus is never found • ...
KATHERINE'S WORD WALL PROJECT 2013-04-04
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- Occurs when a fish population is being depleted fast than it can reproduce itself
- Salt water ecosystems and organisms
- Organisms that float in the water and drift with the currents
- Water held beneath the Earth's surface
- The process of dragging huge, heavy nets over the sea floor, scooping up everything in its path
- The release of oil into the environment caused by natural causes or human activity
- A man-made, underwater structure
- The introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment, usually as a result of human activities
- Water that is above the Earth's surface
- An area of land where all of the water drains into the same body of water
- The water flow that occurs when waer from rain, snowmelt, or other sources flows over the land
- Property of being acidic, Substances with pH values between 0-7
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- Polkution that cannot be traced to a specific source
- Measurement of how acidic or basic a substance is
- An underground treatment system for household sewage
- An underground rock formation where water collects
- A stream that flows to a larger stream or other body of water
- Precipitaion containing acids that form in the atmosphere when industrial gas emissions and other pollutants combine with water
- tThe area of land that allows water to replenish an aquifer
- Property of being a base, substances with pH values between 7-14
- Anything capable of causing disease
- The removal of sediment from the bottom of sea or river
22 Clues: A man-made, underwater structure • Salt water ecosystems and organisms • Anything capable of causing disease • Water held beneath the Earth's surface • Water that is above the Earth's surface • Measurement of how acidic or basic a substance is • An underground rock formation where water collects • Polkution that cannot be traced to a specific source • ...
Chapter 2 Vocab 2017-01-23
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- Breaks in Earth's crust
- Large ice moves across oceans
- Sea plates slide under continental plates
- Area of Earth where life exists
- Water in Earth that supplies water to wells
- Creases in layers of rock
- Land created when sea plates come apart
- Land areas of Earth's crust
- Mountains dive beneath continental plates
- erosion Water wears away soil
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- Underground layers of porous rock
- Wind, glaciers, and moving water breaks away surface
- Land that can o longer be folded
- Breaks apart rocks
- of fire Earthquake zone
- Water on the Earth
- Trench Underwater canyon
- of Panama Land that links North and South America
- drift Continent that slowly drift apart
- Gases that surrounds the Earth
20 Clues: Breaks apart rocks • Water on the Earth • Breaks in Earth's crust • of fire Earthquake zone • Trench Underwater canyon • Creases in layers of rock • Land areas of Earth's crust • Large ice moves across oceans • erosion Water wears away soil • Gases that surrounds the Earth • Area of Earth where life exists • Land that can o longer be folded • Underground layers of porous rock • ...
plumbing 2021-10-05
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- 14.7 psig atmospheric
- joining copper below 842 degrees
- non corrosive metal used for plumbing pipe
- solids and liquids flowing
- Latin term for lead
- water you cannot drink
- device used to climb
- 8.34lbs of water
- maintains atmospheric pressure in the DWV
- white plastic pipe used for DWV
- waste water flow
- chemical paste used when soldering copper
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- water that you can drink
- joining copper above 842 degrees
- device used to control the gas and water flow
- prevents sewer gases from entering the buidling
- bathroom fixture to waste solids and liquids
- device the restricts the flow, add air bubbles
- open column of dirt
- force per square inch
- flexible plastic pipe used for hot and cold water H2O
21 Clues: 8.34lbs of water • waste water flow • Latin term for lead • open column of dirt • device used to climb • 14.7 psig atmospheric • force per square inch • water you cannot drink • water that you can drink • solids and liquids flowing • white plastic pipe used for DWV • joining copper above 842 degrees • joining copper below 842 degrees • maintains atmospheric pressure in the DWV • ...
Ch 14 Water Pollution Crossword Puzzle: Ryley Per. 5 2022-12-16
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- deposition pH less than 5.6
- oxygen demand water uses
- mine drainage caused when sulfuric acid and dangerous materials are dissolved
- middle layer of clear water
- coliform live in intestines of humans
- insecticide that is harmful PCBs chemicals containing chlorine
- source widespread source
- result of burning coal
- pollution streams,rivers,lakes,oceans
- heavier than water in the septic tank
- rich,nutrients
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- field ground area around a septic tank
- lagoon human made ponds
- zone little oxygen
- heavy metal that contaminates water
- human activities
- eutrophication increase in fertility
- species indicates disease to be present
- source distinct location
- demanding waste enters a body of water
- system small wastewater system
- can dissolve in groundwater
- tank receives wastewater from the house
- compounds that provide fire retardant properties thermal shock thermal pollution first starts of stops
24 Clues: rich,nutrients • human activities • zone little oxygen • result of burning coal • lagoon human made ponds • oxygen demand water uses • source distinct location • source widespread source • deposition pH less than 5.6 • middle layer of clear water • can dissolve in groundwater • system small wastewater system • heavy metal that contaminates water • eutrophication increase in fertility • ...
Story of Drinking Water 2018-12-13
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- Falling Rain
- Element Number One the Periodic Table
- One of the forms, Water turns in this when it boils
- What We Breath, part of a Water Molecule
- When Water is Turned into a Gas and Lifted into the Air
- One of the forms, Water is This
- What the Earth would look like without water
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- The Universal Solvent
- The Conversion of Water Vapor to a Liquid
- A chemical used to clean water
- Gas Phase of Water
- The First People to Record Forms of Drinking Water
- The first country to use Chlorine
- One of the forms,Ice cubes are this
- Water that runs into lakes and streams
15 Clues: Falling Rain • Gas Phase of Water • The Universal Solvent • A chemical used to clean water • One of the forms, Water is This • The first country to use Chlorine • One of the forms,Ice cubes are this • Element Number One the Periodic Table • Water that runs into lakes and streams • What We Breath, part of a Water Molecule • The Conversion of Water Vapor to a Liquid • ...
Geography Terms 2014-12-15
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- High, steep or overhanging rock face
- Long, wide body of water connecting larger bodies of water, larger than a channel
- Deep, narrow valley with high, steep walls
- Land that rises above surrounding land with steep slopes and a peak or summit
- Shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll
- Natural hot spring that emits a column of water and steam into the air
- Flat-topped, elevated landforms
- Piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- In deserts and on beaches, windblown sands that have formed hills
- Ring-shaped island formed by coral build up on the rim of an underwater volcano
- Hill that rises abruptly from surrounding area with sloping sides and a flat top
- An inland grassland area
- Flat landmass higher than the surrounding land with at least one steep side
- Lowland region saturated by water
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- Long, steep-sided, glacial valley now filled by seawater
- Narrow piece of land that connects two large landmasses and separates two bodies of wate
- Body of water partially enclosed by land with a wide outlet to the ocean
- Area of barren land with roughly eroded ridges and peaks
- Large, continuous body of salt water
- A group of closely scattered islands
- A river or stream that flows into a larger river or stream
- Deep descent of water from a height
- A narrow waterway or channel connecting two larger bodies of water
- Sandy, pebbly or rocky shore of a body of water
- Triangular section of land built up at a rivers mouth
25 Clues: An inland grassland area • Flat-topped, elevated landforms • Lowland region saturated by water • Deep descent of water from a height • High, steep or overhanging rock face • Large, continuous body of salt water • A group of closely scattered islands • Deep, narrow valley with high, steep walls • Shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll • ...
Earth's Freshwater - Review 2023-03-24
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- water with less than 0.2 percent salt dissolved in it
- measure of water’s ability to flow through rock and sediment
- large area of frozen water that forms in mountain valleys
- area of land that drains into a particular body of water
- a long column of ice taken from glaciers
- body of water that flows within a channel
- the very upper layer of ground that is saturated with water
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- water that flows over Earth’s surface
- forms when seawater freezes
- area of land that is saturated with water for part or all of the year
- measure of a rock’s ability to hold water
- large body of water that forms in a basin, surrounded by land
- water that lies below the ground
- a large area of water underground, typically where wells are drilled
- glacier that spreads out over land
- coastal area where freshwater mixes with saltwater
16 Clues: forms when seawater freezes • water that lies below the ground • glacier that spreads out over land • water that flows over Earth’s surface • a long column of ice taken from glaciers • measure of a rock’s ability to hold water • body of water that flows within a channel • coastal area where freshwater mixes with saltwater • ...
Chapter 11 Vocabulary 2025-12-01
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- zone an area where surface water, such as rainwater, infiltrates the ground and replenishes an aquifer
- pollution the contamination of water bodies, with a negative impact on their uses
- eutrophication the process where human activities, primarily the release of excess nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus, cause an overgrowth of algae and aquatic plants in a body of water
- the process of removing dissolved salts and other impurities from water
- a land area that drains to a common point
- safe to drink
- source pollution comes from a single, identifiable source, such as a pipe or smokestack
- point source pollution a widespread type of pollution
- an underground layer of permeable rock, sand, or gravel that holds and transmits groundwater
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- a place where a large supply of something is stored
- the state or quality of a material or membrane that causes it to allow liquids or gases to pass through it.
- pollution the degradation of water quality by human-caused changes to ambient water temperature
- water that exists beneath the Earth's surface in underground spaces called aquifers
- the increasing concentration of a substance, like a pollutant or heavy metal, in organisms at successively higher levels of a food chain
- water any body of water on the Earth's surface
- used water that has been negatively impacted in quality by human activities
- system network of a main river
- a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
- a barrier built across a river to hold back water for purposes like power generation
19 Clues: safe to drink • system network of a main river • a land area that drains to a common point • water any body of water on the Earth's surface • a place where a large supply of something is stored • point source pollution a widespread type of pollution • a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease. • ...
Hydrology Review 2021-06-07
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- where freshwater rivers meet saltwater oceans
- chemicals from fertilizer
- sensitive organism that tells us the health of a body of water
- cold, nutrient rich water current in the ocean
- hot, mineral rich water rising from cracks in the ocean floor
- the ability to produce your own light
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- water attracted to water
- bringing water to land for crops
- Zone of ocean from high tide to low tide
- describes how salty water is
- type of water found in estuaries
- areas of land where the water table is at the surface for part of the year
- the cloudiness of water
- water that is safe to drink
- remotely operated vehicle
15 Clues: the cloudiness of water • water attracted to water • chemicals from fertilizer • remotely operated vehicle • water that is safe to drink • describes how salty water is • bringing water to land for crops • type of water found in estuaries • the ability to produce your own light • Zone of ocean from high tide to low tide • where freshwater rivers meet saltwater oceans • ...
zuur/base 1 2013-04-22
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- Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat
- Officiële naam van azijnzuur
- Deeltje met lading
- Positief deeltje in atoomkern
- De som van de pH en pOH
- Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we ...
- Watermolecuul dat een proton heeft opgenomen
- Geeft prik in je limonade
- pH = 7
- Oplossing van KOH in water
- Kan een proton afstaan
- Zo noemen we een zuur dat al zijn protonen aan het water geeft
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- Dit gas geeft met water ammonia
- Blijft over als je een proton van een watermolecuul afhaalt
- Oplossing van ammoniak in water
- -log[OH-]
- -log[H+]
- Bij één pH-stap verandert de H3O+ concentratie met een factor
- oplossing van NaOH in water
- oplossing van waterstofchloride in water
20 Clues: pH = 7 • -log[H+] • -log[OH-] • Deeltje met lading • Kan een proton afstaan • De som van de pH en pOH • Geeft prik in je limonade • Oplossing van KOH in water • oplossing van NaOH in water • Officiële naam van azijnzuur • Positief deeltje in atoomkern • Dit gas geeft met water ammonia • Oplossing van ammoniak in water • Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat • ...
zuur/base 1 2013-04-22
Across
- -log[OH-]
- Zo noemen we een zuur dat al zijn protonen aan het water geeft
- Positief deeltje in atoomkern
- oplossing van NaOH in water
- Blijft over als je een proton van een watermolecuul afhaalt
- Bij één pH-stap verandert de H3O+ concentratie met een factor
- Dit gas geeft met water ammonia
- Geeft prik in je limonade
- Kan een proton afstaan
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- Watermolecuul dat een proton heeft opgenomen
- Deeltje met lading
- Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat
- Oplossing van KOH in water
- Officiële naam van azijnzuur
- De som van de pH en pOH
- pH = 7
- -log[H+]
- Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we ...
- Oplossing van ammoniak in water
- oplossing van waterstofchloride in water
20 Clues: pH = 7 • -log[H+] • -log[OH-] • Deeltje met lading • Kan een proton afstaan • De som van de pH en pOH • Geeft prik in je limonade • Oplossing van KOH in water • oplossing van NaOH in water • Officiële naam van azijnzuur • Positief deeltje in atoomkern • Oplossing van ammoniak in water • Dit gas geeft met water ammonia • Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat • ...
zuur/base 2013-04-16
Across
- -log[H+}
- Oplossing van KOH in water
- Geeft prik in je limonade
- Watermolekuul dat een proton heeft opgenomen
- Oplossing van waterstofchloride in water
- Oplossing van ammoniak in water
- Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we
- Officiële naam van azijnzuur.
- Bij één pH-stap verandert de H3O+ concentratie met een factor .....
- Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat
- Deeltje met lading
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- Positief deeltje in atoomkern
- Oplossing van NaOH in water
- Kan een proton afstaan
- pH = 7
- Blijft over als je een proton van een watermolecuul afhaalt
- Zo noemen we een zuur dat al zijn protonen aan het water geeft
- Dit gas geeft met water ammonia
- -log[OH-}
- De som van pH en pOH
20 Clues: pH = 7 • -log[H+} • -log[OH-} • Deeltje met lading • De som van pH en pOH • Kan een proton afstaan • Geeft prik in je limonade • Oplossing van KOH in water • Oplossing van NaOH in water • Positief deeltje in atoomkern • Officiële naam van azijnzuur. • Dit gas geeft met water ammonia • Oplossing van ammoniak in water • Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we • ...
Ch. What is Your Watershed Address 2019-11-12
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- area of water named off of the city next to College Station
- River in the brazos
- small river that joins big river
- high ground where water starts
- portion of land drained by a river
- source of pollution from other elements.
- stationary pollution source
- oxygen saturation
- irregular intervals
- lasts for short time
- natural home and or enviroment of something
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- law forbidding pollution by industries
- lake or other area used for water supply
- small area filled with water
- breaking down stuff
- ridge of land that divides the water
- dropping minerals in one spot
- River in Navasota
- a flow of water that has a continuous flow in parts of its stream
- a tributary stream
20 Clues: River in Navasota • oxygen saturation • a tributary stream • River in the brazos • breaking down stuff • irregular intervals • lasts for short time • stationary pollution source • small area filled with water • dropping minerals in one spot • high ground where water starts • small river that joins big river • portion of land drained by a river • ridge of land that divides the water • ...
BIOMOLECULES 2021-08-27
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- 1=36 ATP
- Provide long term energy
- Enzyme-Substrate complex can be referred to as ___
- Constructed with carbs
- Holds genetic info
- Monomer: Amino Acid
- Break molecules down due to reaction with water
- Build molecules due to reaction with water
- Put small pieces together
- A change in pH or temperature can cause enzyme to ___
- Hates water
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- Will not dissolve in water
- Polymer: DNA and RNA
- Carbs provide ___ for cells
- Will dissolve in water
- Loves water
- the required amount of energy needed to initiate a reation
- Made of sugar
- AKA Catalyst
- Break down large molecules into smaller pieces
- Express genetic info
- Process which produces sugar
- Adenosine Triphosphate
23 Clues: 1=36 ATP • Loves water • Hates water • AKA Catalyst • Made of sugar • Holds genetic info • Monomer: Amino Acid • Polymer: DNA and RNA • Express genetic info • Will dissolve in water • Constructed with carbs • Adenosine Triphosphate • Provide long term energy • Put small pieces together • Will not dissolve in water • Carbs provide ___ for cells • Process which produces sugar • ...
Earth Science Vocabulary 2025-11-29
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- Water falling from clouds to Earth
- of gases surrounding the planet
- Water changing from liquid to vapor
- Movement of carbon through Earth systems
- that erupts lava and gases
- Preserved remains of past organisms
- sediment in new locations
- particles deposited by natural forces
- down rock through natural processes
- shaking of Earth’s crust
- Movement of water through Earth systems
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- Large slowly moving mass of ice
- Water vapor cooling into liquid droplets
- Landform created by river sediment deposition
- of sediment by wind water
- Rock formed from compacted sediments
- Water flowing across Earth’s surface
- pulling objects toward Earth
- feature on Earth’s surface
- Natural fuel formed from ancient organisms
20 Clues: shaking of Earth’s crust • of sediment by wind water • sediment in new locations • that erupts lava and gases • feature on Earth’s surface • pulling objects toward Earth • Large slowly moving mass of ice • of gases surrounding the planet • Water falling from clouds to Earth • Water changing from liquid to vapor • Preserved remains of past organisms • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary: Powerful Water 2024-06-10
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- Formed when substances dissolve in water.
- Has more energy so substances dissolve faster
- To break up into small pieces and disappear into a liquid
- Water that is _______ has the most energy.
- These solids will not dissolve in water.
- Has less energy so substances dissolve slower.
- A stopwatch would help measure how long it takes for a drink mix to dissolve in water.
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- This liquid substance will mix completely with water.
- Use a thermometer to measure the __________ of a cup of hot chocolate.
- This solid substance will dissolve completely in water.
- A material that holds its shape.
- Known as the "universal solvent", _______ dissolves more substances than any other.
- A material that flows.
- Many solids will dissolve _______ in hot water than cold water.
- Water in a solid phase.
- This liquid substance separates from water and does not mix.
16 Clues: A material that flows. • Water in a solid phase. • A material that holds its shape. • These solids will not dissolve in water. • Formed when substances dissolve in water. • Water that is _______ has the most energy. • Has more energy so substances dissolve faster • Has less energy so substances dissolve slower. • This liquid substance will mix completely with water. • ...
envi.sci. 2013-11-13
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- clear and allows light to pass through
- a molecule of water joins millions of other water molecules through intermolecularforces
- when it has a possibility or a likelihood of being replenished
- is at least 50% water
- the vast sphere of water on earth
- water that is underground
- dark clouds that are heavy with water
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- a form of condensed water vapor
- body approximately 60% water
- if people continue to use it beyond its sustainable yield
- cycle the other name of water cycle
- be absorb by plants from their roots and distribute this to stems
- is the process by which water enters the soil.
- water flows in down slope movement
- it can dissolve any substances
15 Clues: is at least 50% water • water that is underground • body approximately 60% water • it can dissolve any substances • a form of condensed water vapor • the vast sphere of water on earth • water flows in down slope movement • cycle the other name of water cycle • dark clouds that are heavy with water • clear and allows light to pass through • ...
Water Cycle crossword Alix 2023-11-28
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- frozen water that falls from clouds (---&----)
- Water running of the land surface
- Falls from the sky (rain, snow, hail, etc)
- The largest reservoir on earth
- not only are plants transpiring water from their leaves, water is evaporating from the soil all around them, too.
- Water evaporating from plants
- Steam that comes out of volcanoes
- The energy that drives the water cycle
- frozen water
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- where water Evaporates and collects
- The movement of water going underground
- Hot water that looks like its being poured out of a volcano into the ocean
- The movement from a liquid to a gas
- Water vapor in the air
- when gases condense
15 Clues: frozen water • when gases condense • Water vapor in the air • Water evaporating from plants • The largest reservoir on earth • Water running of the land surface • Steam that comes out of volcanoes • where water Evaporates and collects • The movement from a liquid to a gas • The energy that drives the water cycle • The movement of water going underground • ...
Landforms 2023-01-12
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- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- land that is surrounded by water
- point of land that extends into river, lake, ocean
- Area of land drained by a river
- large water that runs throughout land
- area of flat land at high elevation
- Wide waterway between two close land masses
- deep and narrow valley with steep walls
- part of large body of water in shoreline
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- narrow stretch of land, connects two land areas
- narrow stretch of water joins 2 bodies of water
- large, thick body of slow moving ice
- sheltered place along the shore for ships
- land w/ steep sides that rise sharply from land
- small river or stream flowing into larger water
- elevated land with sloped sides
- area of low land between mountains or hills
- a major body of salt water
18 Clues: a major body of salt water • elevated land with sloped sides • Area of land drained by a river • land that is surrounded by water • land surrounded by water on 3 sides • area of flat land at high elevation • large, thick body of slow moving ice • large water that runs throughout land • deep and narrow valley with steep walls • part of large body of water in shoreline • ...
Grade 6 Unit 15 Vocabulary review 2023-04-06
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- Fansipan
- Land on water
- the Amazon and Nile are very ______ rivers
- Falling water
- Cold / hard / water
- humans need this to live.
- rainy / windy /warm / cold...
- White; sky
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- yellow / hot / round
- A big land with grass
- People believe in this but we don't know if its real or not
- It's morning but it's hard to see because of this
- A big body of water
- White / soft
- this pool is very ______.you can't swim to the bottom
- forests/ lakes/ plant/ animals all make up ___
- this lake is very _______. you can't swim across it.
- fansipan is a very ______ mountain.
- moving air
- Long flowing water
- Be careful, don't fall off the edge. It's really high
21 Clues: Fansipan • moving air • White; sky • White / soft • Land on water • Falling water • Long flowing water • A big body of water • Cold / hard / water • yellow / hot / round • A big land with grass • humans need this to live. • rainy / windy /warm / cold... • fansipan is a very ______ mountain. • the Amazon and Nile are very ______ rivers • forests/ lakes/ plant/ animals all make up ___ • ...
zuur/base 2013-04-16
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- Alledaagse naam voor natriumcarbonaat
- Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we
- -log[OH-}
- Kan een proton afstaan
- Blijft over als je een proton van een watermolecuul afhaalt
- Oplossing van waterstofchloride in water
- Oplossing van NaOH in water
- Bij één pH-stap verandert de H3O+ concentratie met een factor .....
- pH = 7
- De som van pH en pOH
Down
- Dit gas geeft met water ammonia
- Oplossing van KOH in water
- -log[H+}
- Positief deeltje in atoomkern
- Watermolekuul dat een proton heeft opgenomen
- Zo noemen we een zuur dat al zijn protonen aan het water geeft
- Oplossing van ammoniak in water
- Officiële naam van azijnzuur.
- Geeft prik in je limonade
- Deeltje met lading
20 Clues: pH = 7 • -log[H+} • -log[OH-} • Deeltje met lading • De som van pH en pOH • Kan een proton afstaan • Geeft prik in je limonade • Oplossing van KOH in water • Oplossing van NaOH in water • Positief deeltje in atoomkern • Officiële naam van azijnzuur. • Dit gas geeft met water ammonia • Oplossing van ammoniak in water • Zuur die weinig H+ afstaat noemen we • ...
Kob & Goe Crossword Xperts 2013-06-10
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- The most evolved human life form
- Using letters in place of numbers
- The process of removing salt from water
- Meaning never ending
- Water under the surface
- The main tourist attraction of egypt
- When water turns to vapour
- A precious metal
- The largest city in Egypt
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- Where did Vesuvius erupt?
- The key to hieroglyphics
- A person who excavates the ground to find to find ancient artefacts or buildings
- A person who's job it is to find out about the past
- The process of water travelling to nearby bodies of water
- dying from electricity
- Man's closest relative
- Magma filled mountain
- Equalizing an amount of salt in water
- Reusing objects
- Home of Mungo Man
20 Clues: Reusing objects • A precious metal • Home of Mungo Man • Meaning never ending • Magma filled mountain • dying from electricity • Man's closest relative • Water under the surface • The key to hieroglyphics • Where did Vesuvius erupt? • The largest city in Egypt • When water turns to vapour • The most evolved human life form • Using letters in place of numbers • ...
Tyler Soulier #28 2013-12-04
Across
- a machine that opperates by using water
- large upright cylinder wih a valve for having water
- unit or length equal to 1/100th of water
- to occur at the same time
- a container that keeps contents war or cold
- instrument measuring mph
- record of events in a timely order
- dry or lacking water
- arrangements of events in order in which they occured
- a device regulating temperature
- math dealing with shapes
- the length through a circle
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- element that is burnt easily
- instrument that measures temperature
- the generation of power using water
- fear of water
- everlasting
- having to do with heat or energy
- instrument used for checking pressure
- balanced proportion
20 Clues: everlasting • fear of water • balanced proportion • dry or lacking water • instrument measuring mph • math dealing with shapes • to occur at the same time • the length through a circle • element that is burnt easily • a device regulating temperature • having to do with heat or energy • record of events in a timely order • the generation of power using water • ...
jj's puzzle 2023-09-07
Across
- b- frozen water size of baseball falling from sky
- b- wind moving in one direction
- b- no water
- b- snow falling from mountain
- b- see it everywhere
- b- god teardrops
- b- cotton candy in sky
- b- mix of rain and snow
- b- what do you call a free pool
- b- water vapor in the air
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- b- pressure in the air
- b- streaks in the sky
- b- storm in water
- b- weather people on tv
- b- frozen water on cold surface
- b- how cold air turns into water vapor
- b- hot and cold mix making funnel cloud
- b- what it feels like outside
- b- snow rapidly falling
- b- how cold air feels on your skin
20 Clues: b- no water • b- god teardrops • b- storm in water • b- see it everywhere • b- streaks in the sky • b- pressure in the air • b- cotton candy in sky • b- snow rapidly falling • b- mix of rain and snow • b- weather people on tv • b- water vapor in the air • b- snow falling from mountain • b- what it feels like outside • b- frozen water on cold surface • b- wind moving in one direction • ...
Unit 11 2024-05-02
Across
- result of moving water
- have trees whose roots can withstand salt water emergence
- thin strip of land between high & low tide
- where bacteria use chemosynthesis
- moving water at fast moving sections
- Area of land that collects/funnels water to benefit a surface water source
- found inside an estuary
- most diverse ecosystem
- imaginary line dividing saturated & unsaturated zone
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- tiny animals with algae inside them
- low primary productivity
- typically formed in a rainshadow
- includes:swamps, marshes, & bogs
- the largest reef on earth
- contain 20% of the world's available surface water
- contains the photic & aphotic zone
- partially enclosed coastline habitat
- underground springs, melting ice, snow, & rain
- high level of primary productivity
- has a littoral, limnetic, & benthic zone
20 Clues: result of moving water • most diverse ecosystem • found inside an estuary • low primary productivity • the largest reef on earth • typically formed in a rainshadow • includes:swamps, marshes, & bogs • where bacteria use chemosynthesis • contains the photic & aphotic zone • high level of primary productivity • tiny animals with algae inside them • ...
The sea 2023-03-20
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- a water animal that loves eating fish
- different types of fish, for example saltwater or freshwater
- it's red or grey with two arms and legs
- the opposite of deep
- there are lots of them on the beach
- it's small and lives in water
- it lives in water and can burn you
- a dangerous fish with sharp teeth
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- people travel in it on water
- you can build it on the beach
- the opposite of bottom
- it has got lots of arms but hasn't got any legs
- it lives in water and looks like a star
- children love doing it in water
- they are colourful and live in water
- the river and lake have got it
- a clever fish that can jump
- it's yellow and next to the sea
18 Clues: the opposite of deep • the opposite of bottom • a clever fish that can jump • people travel in it on water • you can build it on the beach • it's small and lives in water • the river and lake have got it • children love doing it in water • it's yellow and next to the sea • a dangerous fish with sharp teeth • it lives in water and can burn you • there are lots of them on the beach • ...
Science Chapter 11 2024-04-25
Across
- ridge that separates drainage basins
- the saltines of water
- place where groundwater flows naturally onto the surface
- water that runs over the earth's surface
- deep valley on the ocean floor
- circular depression on the surface
- river that joins another river of equal or greater size
- organisms that live on the ocean floor
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- lake created by placing a dam across a river
- underwater mountain that is usually a volcano
- a large stream of water flowing in bodies of water
- table top of the groundwater layer
- tiny organisms that live near the ocean surface
- water that sinks into the ground
- spring at which heated groundwater is blasted into the air
- containing many spaces through which air/water can move
- up and down motion of water caused by energy moving
- free-swimming ocean animals
18 Clues: the saltines of water • free-swimming ocean animals • deep valley on the ocean floor • water that sinks into the ground • table top of the groundwater layer • circular depression on the surface • ridge that separates drainage basins • organisms that live on the ocean floor • water that runs over the earth's surface • lake created by placing a dam across a river • ...
Water Cycle Haileigh P4 2023-11-27
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- water that moves underground and emerges above ground
- a gas from a humans breath
- water that seeps into the soil
- water that runs downhill over a landscape
- the transformation from gas to liquid
- water vapor in the air
- water that has been stored underwater
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- water that is frozen is turned into a gas
- water that melts from glaciers and other frozen caps
- falls from the sky(rain, snow, hail, etc)
- water that flows over rivers, lakes, etc.
- the energy that drives the water cycle
- mini-volcanoes at the bottom of the ocean that lets water out
- the earths largest water supply
- the transformation from liquid to gas
15 Clues: water vapor in the air • a gas from a humans breath • water that seeps into the soil • the earths largest water supply • the transformation from gas to liquid • the transformation from liquid to gas • water that has been stored underwater • the energy that drives the water cycle • water that is frozen is turned into a gas • falls from the sky(rain, snow, hail, etc) • ...
Human Impact to Watersheds 2024-09-13
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- Only a small percentage of Earth's water is __________, which is suitable for drinking.
- A __________ is an area of land where all the water drains into a common body of water, such as a river or lake.
- water. Rivers, lakes, and oceans are examples of __________, where water is found on the Earth's surface.
- When it rains, some water moves over the surface of the land as __________, which can carry pollutants into rivers and lakes.
- An overgrowth of __________ in water can be caused by too many nutrients, often from runoff, leading to poor water quality.
- After heavy rains, __________ can be carried by runoff into bodies of water, making the water cloudy and dirty.
- water. To protect our water supply, it’s important to __________ by using only what we need and avoiding waste.
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- __________ can harm ecosystems and make water unsafe for drinking and recreation.
- __________ used in farming and gardening can pollute water if they are not handled properly.
- An __________ is an underground layer of water-bearing rock where groundwater is stored.
- The __________ is an underground layer of rock that stores water and provides drinking water for much of Florida.
- Water that is stored underground in soil and rock is called __________.
- __________ is the clearing of forests, which can lead to increased erosion and loss of biodiversity.
- As cities grow, __________ often leads to more pollution and less natural land to absorb water.
- A __________ forms when the ground collapses into a void created by the erosion of underground limestone by water.
15 Clues: Water that is stored underground in soil and rock is called __________. • __________ can harm ecosystems and make water unsafe for drinking and recreation. • Only a small percentage of Earth's water is __________, which is suitable for drinking. • An __________ is an underground layer of water-bearing rock where groundwater is stored. • ...
Cool puzzle title 2023-03-28
Across
- Level of discomfort people will experience from heat
- Water droplets condensing
- Intensity of heat present in a substance or object
- A tropical storm in the ocean
- A severe snowstorm
- Direction of air flow
- A vortex of rushing wind
- Cooling effect of wind blowing on a surface
- Strong wind which carries soil and sand
- A sudden rush of water
- A visible mass of condensed water vapor
- Mountains favorite candy
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- Long period of hot weather
- Amount of water vapor in the atmosphere
- Natural electric discharge
- Atmospheric Pressure
- An expert in the study of meteorology
- pellets of frozen water
- The fall of water from the sky
- A storm with violent winds
20 Clues: A severe snowstorm • Atmospheric Pressure • Direction of air flow • A sudden rush of water • pellets of frozen water • A vortex of rushing wind • Mountains favorite candy • Water droplets condensing • Long period of hot weather • Natural electric discharge • A storm with violent winds • A tropical storm in the ocean • The fall of water from the sky • ...
Weather Crossword 2025-03-04
Across
- Which direction air pressure works in
- Crystalline precipitation
- Icy precipitation from storm clouds
- Liquid precipitation
- Dust, pollen, or other particles water condenses on (plural)
- Wispy, icy cloud with fair weather
- When water gathers at the ocean
- Rain frozen in midair
- Heat transfer where warm fluids rise and cold sink
- Flat cloud that brings light rain
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- Liquid to gas
- Evaporation from plants
- How much air squishes on something
- Fluffy cloud with fair weather
- Surface water flowing into groundwater
- Where most freshwater on Earth is
- Water falling from clouds
- Water flowing back down to the ocean in rivers and streams
- Gas to liquid
- Towering storm cloud
- Where most water on Earth is
21 Clues: Liquid to gas • Gas to liquid • Liquid precipitation • Towering storm cloud • Rain frozen in midair • Evaporation from plants • Crystalline precipitation • Water falling from clouds • Where most water on Earth is • Fluffy cloud with fair weather • When water gathers at the ocean • Where most freshwater on Earth is • Flat cloud that brings light rain • How much air squishes on something • ...
Earth Science Vocabulary 2025-11-29
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- Sudden shaking of Earth’s crust
- Dropping sediment in new locations
- Preserved remains of past organisms
- Layers of gases surrounding the planet
- Water changing from liquid to vapor
- Large slowly moving mass of ice
- Force pulling objects toward Earth
- Movement of sediment by wind water
- Tiny particles deposited by natural forces
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- Natural feature on Earth’s surface
- Water falling from clouds to Earth
- Movement of water through Earth systems
- Landform created by river sediment deposition
- Water flowing across Earth’s surface
- Natural fuel formed from ancient organisms
- Breaking down rock through natural processes
- Mountain that erupts lava and gases
- Water vapor cooling into liquid droplets
- Rock formed from compacted sediments
- Movement of carbon through Earth systems
20 Clues: Large slowly moving mass of ice • Sudden shaking of Earth’s crust • Water falling from clouds to Earth • Dropping sediment in new locations • Preserved remains of past organisms • Water changing from liquid to vapor • Water flowing across Earth’s surface • Rock formed from compacted sediments • Natural feature on Earth’s surface • Movement of sediment by wind water • ...
GPB Water Video Key Terms - Emma Ochsner 2022-08-25
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- a stream going to a large river or lake
- The contamination of water sources
- a really, really small organism
- free of any contamination
- The draining of water
- surface water from rain or snow
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- Where a gutter discharges into a sewer
- Can cause disease
- electricity made by water
- makes something free of dirt/bacteria
- Is the base fluid that keeps us alive
- Equal to one millionth of a meter
- synonym for dirty
- Water from faucet
- land that separates waters
15 Clues: Can cause disease • synonym for dirty • Water from faucet • The draining of water • electricity made by water • free of any contamination • land that separates waters • a really, really small organism • surface water from rain or snow • Equal to one millionth of a meter • The contamination of water sources • makes something free of dirt/bacteria • ...
Misty Caudill (Capital words give you a big hint! ex: HI) 2023-11-28
Across
- floats up into the skies
- combination of TREES and GAS (hint hint)
- comes down from clouds when full enough
- formed by water vapor when condensed
- gas
- water that lives under ground
- heat (leads water cycle)
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- water RUNNING OFF
- SNOW disappears (a.k.a melts)
- Cools down from water vapor
- formed by 2 atoms
- when gas forms right away to solid
- exactly the WATER cycle
- What are the blue spots on the map? (Huge amount of water)
- "boing!"(finds an opening to the land surface and emerges)
15 Clues: gas • water RUNNING OFF • formed by 2 atoms • exactly the WATER cycle • floats up into the skies • heat (leads water cycle) • Cools down from water vapor • SNOW disappears (a.k.a melts) • water that lives under ground • when gas forms right away to solid • formed by water vapor when condensed • comes down from clouds when full enough • combination of TREES and GAS (hint hint) • ...
Properties of Water (by Jordan Dickens) 2021-09-03
Across
- The process where, since hydrogen bonds are attracted to each other, water molecules stick together.
- Water is a ______ solvent.
- Hydrogen bonds can easily break and ______.
- Individual hydrogen ______ are weak compared to covalent ______.
- The type of pressure at a given depth that is the result of the weight of the liquid acting on an area at that depth plus air pressure.
- Water is a ______ molecule.
- The positively charged hydrogen end of one molecule attracts the ______ charged oxygen end of another water molecule.
- The process where water sticks to other materials because of its polar nature.
- As salinity ______, water resists freezing (this is why salt is put on a road during ice/snow storms).
- Water forms ______ bonds.
- As water cools enough to change from a liquid to ice, the hydrogen bonds spread the molecules into a crystal structure that takes up more space than liquid water, so it ______.
Down
- Because of water's ______ specific heat, it can exist in 3 states (solid, liquid, and gas).
- Water's hydrogen atoms bond to the oxygen atoms with a ______ bond. Because of this bond, water is a very stable molecule.
- An action of water that explains why water is able to travel up a plant's xylem (against forces of gravity).
- The upward force that fluid exerts on an object less dense than itself.
- ______ tension is a skin-like surface formed due to the polar nature of water; water's resistance to objects attempting to penetrate its surface.
- The tendency for a fluid (liquid or gas) to resist flow (the colder water gets the more resistant to flow it becomes).
- ______ includes the total quantity of all dissolved inorganic solids in seawater (ions).
18 Clues: Water forms ______ bonds. • Water is a ______ solvent. • Water is a ______ molecule. • Hydrogen bonds can easily break and ______. • Individual hydrogen ______ are weak compared to covalent ______. • The upward force that fluid exerts on an object less dense than itself. • The process where water sticks to other materials because of its polar nature. • ...
CHAPTER 4 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-12-09
Across
- forms when ice accumulates
- occurs when water goes form being a liquid to a gas
- is water that flows over land
- is an underground area filled with groundwater
- The upper surface of the saturated zone underground is the
- is water that collects underground
- Water in gaseous form is called
- is the release of water from plants
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- Rain and snow are forms of
- A protected lake that is used to store water
- is an area of land that catches and collects water
- occurs when water goes from being a gas to a liquid
- All the water on Earth is included in the
- Gaseous water is found in earths
- An ocean,lake, or river is an example of
- Evaporation is one of four processes in the
16 Clues: Rain and snow are forms of • forms when ice accumulates • is water that flows over land • Water in gaseous form is called • Gaseous water is found in earths • is water that collects underground • is the release of water from plants • An ocean,lake, or river is an example of • All the water on Earth is included in the • Evaporation is one of four processes in the • ...
Unit 5 2022-12-12
Across
- The process in which water is transported through a plant
- Specialized type of dermal tissue that is the waxy surface
- the part of a leaf that controls what goes in and out of the stomata
- the process in which sugar is transported throughout a plant
- Vascular tube that transports sugar (food)
- Vascular tube that transports water throughout the plant
- when water sticks to something other than water
- Ground tissue in a leaf, where photosynthesis occurs
- The organelle responsible for making ATP
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- The organelle responsible for photosynthesis
- The part of a root that traps water in after it flows through the cortex
- The part of a leaf that gas exchange occurs in
- The process that converts food into energy
- The area of growth in a root
- Vascular, Dermal, and ______ are the 3 types of tissues in a leaf
- When water sticks to water
- What plants breath out
- How water gets into the root
- The process that makes food
19 Clues: What plants breath out • When water sticks to water • The process that makes food • The area of growth in a root • How water gets into the root • The organelle responsible for making ATP • The process that converts food into energy • Vascular tube that transports sugar (food) • The organelle responsible for photosynthesis • The part of a leaf that gas exchange occurs in • ...
3B-Denitsa Peneva 2021-04-20
Across
- the layer of the Earth where water is present
- carbon dioxide is doing what to Earth's temperature
- nature recycles matter through this
- need nitrogen to grow
- plants change carbon dioxide to carbohydrates through this process
- plants and animals need it to make DNA, amino acids, and proteins
- lightning does what to N2 atoms
- travels between living and non-living parts of our planet
- consume nitrogen with the plants they eat
- bacteria changes nitrogen ammonia into nitrites and nitrates that plants can absorb during this process
- traps heat
- cannot be used directly as a nutrient by plants and animals
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- the process in which water from the leaves of plants/trees changes to water vapor
- evaporation occurs because of this
- nitrogen is changed into a usable form by lightning or what
- the process where liquid water turns to water vapor
- the largest reservoir of carbon on Earth
- melting icecaps and drying lakes are a result of this
- water stored under the surface of the Earth
- 3% of Earth's water is fresh water and 2% of it is what
- how much of the atmosphere is nitrogen
21 Clues: traps heat • need nitrogen to grow • lightning does what to N2 atoms • evaporation occurs because of this • nature recycles matter through this • how much of the atmosphere is nitrogen • the largest reservoir of carbon on Earth • consume nitrogen with the plants they eat • water stored under the surface of the Earth • the layer of the Earth where water is present • ...
Weather Patterns Chapter 1 2024-04-30
Across
- Liquid water droplets suspended in the air
- When water vapor in the air cools, it can _________ into liquid water.
- Water as a gas
- An amount of air that moves as a unit
- A measure of how hot or cold something is.
- When something becomes different over time
- What state of matter is water vapor?
- To move from one object to another or one place to another.
- The more _______ ________, the more water vapor in the air.
Down
- Clouds are made of _______ ________.
- Conditions such as rain, clouds, and wind at a particular time and place
- When liquid water becomes warmer it can_____________.
- The process by which a gas changes into a liquid
- Energy moves from warm air to cold air until their temperature become__________.
- The ability to make things move and change
- The process by which a liquid changes into a gas
- The more an air parcel loses energy and cools, the more ____________ can happen.
- All air contains________.
- When something stays mostly the same over time
19 Clues: Water as a gas • All air contains________. • Clouds are made of _______ ________. • What state of matter is water vapor? • An amount of air that moves as a unit • Liquid water droplets suspended in the air • A measure of how hot or cold something is. • The ability to make things move and change • When something becomes different over time • ...
Science Vocabulary 2023-10-26
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- a movement of ocean water that follows a regular pattern
- all the bodies of fresh water, salt water, ice, and snow that are found above ground
- the process by which plants release water vapor into the air through stomata; also the release of water vapor into the air by other organisms
- a streamlike movement of ocean water far below the surface
- a path that a stream follows
- The continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, the land, the oceans, and living things
- any movement of matter that results from differences in density; maybe vertical, circular, and cyclical
- a body of rock or sediment that stores groundwater and allows the flow of groundwater
- the boundary between drainage areas that have, streams that flow in opposite directions
- the area of land that is drained by a water system
- the change of state form a solid directly to a gas
- the upper surface of underground water; the upper boundary of the zone of saturation
- the movement of deep, cold, and nutrient/rich water to the surface
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- The change of state from a liquid to a gas that usually occurs at the surface of a liquid over a wide range of temperatures
- the curving of the path of a moving object from an otherwise straight path do to Earth's rotation
- a stream that flows into a lake, or into a larger stream
- the change of a state from a gas to a liquid
- any form of water that falls to Earth's surface from clouds
- the water that is stored beneath Earth's surface
19 Clues: a path that a stream follows • the change of a state from a gas to a liquid • the water that is stored beneath Earth's surface • the area of land that is drained by a water system • the change of state form a solid directly to a gas • a movement of ocean water that follows a regular pattern • a stream that flows into a lake, or into a larger stream • ...
Cave Crossword 2025-04-17
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- A large, interconnected system of caves.
- Zone The area above the water table where soil and rock are not saturated.
- The process of using sound waves to locate objects, commonly used by bats in caves.
- Table The level below which the ground is saturated with water.
- Zone The zone below the water table where all voids in the rock are filled with water.
- Zone The part of a cave that receives daylight.
- Cave A cave formed by the dissolving of soluble rocks, primarily limestone, by acidic water.
- A mineral formation hanging from the ceiling of a cave, formed by dripping water.
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- The process of water seeping through the soil and rock.
- Water found beneath the Earth's surface, often within aquifers.
- An underground layer of rock or soil that stores and transmits water.
- A landscape characterized by soluble rocks, such as limestone, and features like sinkholes, caves, and underground drainage.
- A depression in the ground caused by the collapse of an underlying cave or cavern.
- A pattern of thin, worm-like coatings of clay or silt on cave surfaces.
- The scientific study of caves and cave environments, including geology, biology, and hydrology.
- A rim-like formation of calcium carbonate that can be found around cave pools and along cave walls.
- A speleothem formed by thin layers of calcium carbonate deposited by flowing water.
- A mineral formation growing upward from the floor of a cave, formed by dripping water.
- Water Water within the vadose zone, flowing through the rock and soil.
- A general term for cave formations, including stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone.
20 Clues: A large, interconnected system of caves. • Zone The part of a cave that receives daylight. • The process of water seeping through the soil and rock. • Water found beneath the Earth's surface, often within aquifers. • Table The level below which the ground is saturated with water. • An underground layer of rock or soil that stores and transmits water. • ...
Influences on Weather 2025-04-11
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- point maximum absorption
- hole dug in the water to retrieve water
- imaginary east and west line around the earth
- instrument the measures air pressure
- when humidity reaches 100%
- severe snow storm
- side to side air movement
- instrument that measures temperature
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- north and south lines on a globe
- process/movement of water filtering into the earth
- underground river or lake
- when water turns to a gas form
- air around the earth
- person that studies the weather
- amount of water in the air
- air + water + heat
- an object, water or air rubbing against another object
17 Clues: severe snow storm • air + water + heat • air around the earth • point maximum absorption • underground river or lake • side to side air movement • amount of water in the air • when humidity reaches 100% • when water turns to a gas form • person that studies the weather • north and south lines on a globe • instrument the measures air pressure • instrument that measures temperature • ...
water systems vocab cross word 2017-06-11
Across
- Island a group of three volcanic islands
- body of water or are moving
- the processes of being eroded by the wind
- the state of being diverse; variety.
- Turbidity is the cloudiness or haziness of a fluid
- Lake body of water formed by glaciers
- Low oval mound or small hill
- water water held underground
- Suspended load is composed of fine sediment
- A group of organisms of one species that interbreed and live in the same place at the same time
- the action or process of adapting
- mount a submarine mountain
- a measure of hydrogen concentration
- the concentration of dissolved salts in water
- the coldness or warmness in the place
- use uses for water at our homes
- slowly moving mass of ice
- osmosis a process by a solvent passes through a membrane
- the weather conditions in an area
- the tidal mouth of a large river
- a long ridge of gravel
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- water from the sea
- outing of part earth surface
- the chemical element of number 17
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- mass of rocks carried down and deposited by a glacier
- zone the foreshore and seashore
- load Suspended load is composed of fine sediment
- bloom An algal bloom or marine bloom
- Ridge A long active submarine ridge
- oxygen refers to microscopic bubbles
- a outer part of earth
- the separating of the constitutes of a liquid
- Shelf Area around a large landmass
- born conveyed by, travelling on, or involving travel or transportation on water.
- the alternate rising and falling of the sea, usually twice in each lunar day at a particular place, due to the attraction of the moon and sun.
- Zone The oceanic zone begins in the area off shore where the water measures 200 meters
- water Drinking water
- is an infection found all over the world by little bugs from unsafe water
- a process by which molecules of a solvent tend to pass through a membrane
- glacier a glacier usually originating in a cirque at a valley head
- water water with a high mineral content
42 Clues: water from the sea • water Drinking water • a outer part of earth • a long ridge of gravel • slowly moving mass of ice • body of water or are moving • outing of part earth surface • Low oval mound or small hill • water water held underground • mount a submarine mountain • zone the foreshore and seashore • use uses for water at our homes • the tidal mouth of a large river • ...
Properties of Water Crossword (Jordan Dickens) 2021-09-06
Across
- The process where water sticks to other materials because of its polar nature.
- Because of water's ______ specific heat, it can exist in 3 states (solid, liquid, and gas).
- The upward force that fluid exerts on an object less dense than itself.
- As salinity ______, water resists freezing (this is why salt is put on a road during ice/snow storms).
- The process where, since hydrogen bonds are attracted to each other, water molecules stick together.
- An action of water that explains why water is able to travel up a plant's xylem (against forces of gravity).
- ______ includes the total quantity of all dissolved inorganic solids in seawater (ions).
- Hydrogen bonds can easily break and ______.
- Water's hydrogen atoms bond to the oxygen atoms with a ______ bond. Because of this bond, water is a very stable molecule.
Down
- The positively charged hydrogen end of one molecule attracts the ______ charged oxygen end of another water molecule.
- Water is a ______ solvent.
- ______ tension is a skin-like surface formed due to the polar nature of water; water's resistance to objects attempting to penetrate its surface.
- The type of pressure at a given depth that is the result of the weight of the liquid acting on an area at that depth plus air pressure.
- The tendency for a fluid (liquid or gas) to resist flow (the colder water gets the more resistant to flow it becomes).
- As water cools enough to change from a liquid to ice, the hydrogen bonds spread the molecules into a crystal structure that takes up more space than liquid water, so it ______.
- Water forms ______ bonds.
- Water is a ______ molecule.
- Individual hydrogen ______ are weak compared to covalent ______.
18 Clues: Water forms ______ bonds. • Water is a ______ solvent. • Water is a ______ molecule. • Hydrogen bonds can easily break and ______. • Individual hydrogen ______ are weak compared to covalent ______. • The upward force that fluid exerts on an object less dense than itself. • The process where water sticks to other materials because of its polar nature. • ...
