Across
- 3. This takes many forms such as rain, snow, hail, etc.
- 6. This is the state with the highest water usage per person in the United States.
- 8. This is Latin and means 'to breathe', Hint: you have to go all the way to the beginning to find this answer.
- 10. This ocean is deeper than the Atlantic ocean.
- 11. The ____ ____ ____ contain about 20 percent of the fresh water found in lakes.
- 14. Of all the freshwater available, this much of it is found underground.
- 16. Man-made lakes used to store water for human use.
- 18. The line of the Rocky Mountains is called _______, and separates where water either flows to the west, or the east.
- 19. This is the term for a river loop that gets cut off from the river.
- 20. These are responsible for driving the water cycle.
Down
- 1. The water cycle ____ water by moving it from the Earth's surface, to the atmosphere and back.
- 2. Rain falling on the western side of the Colorado Rocky Mountains eventually ends up here.
- 3. Because light can reach the bottom of a pond, you are more likely to find ____ at the bottom of a pond than the bottom of a lake.
- 4. This process can release nutrients into a lake, it can also cause a lake to eventually turn into a meadow.
- 5. This is the process by which water goes from a liquid state to a gaseous state.
- 7. The process in which plants give off water through their leaves as water vapor.
- 9. Streams and small rivers that feed larger rivers are called ______.
- 12. Water that doesn't evaporate on land moves to rivers or lakes through this process.
- 13. About 30 percent of all fresh water can be found here.
- 15. Drainage basins are also known as _____.
- 17. When water vapor changes to liquid water.
