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1) What is the longest river in the U.S.? Q2 1) What is the longest river in the U.S.? At what temperature does water freeze & boil in both C and F? What percentage of the World’s water is considered fresh water? What uses over ¼ of a home’s water? Name the 5 Great Lakes & why are they important?

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Project Due: Monday 11/22…

Objective: I understand the importance of water to sustaining life on earth.

1) What is the longest river in the U.S.? The Missouri is the longest. The Mississippi moves the most water.

2) At what temperature does water freeze & boil in both Celsius and Fahrenheit? Freeze & melt: 0oC or 32oF Boil: 100oC or 212o F

3) What percentage of the world’s water is considered fresh water? 3%

4) What uses over ¼ of a home’s water? Flushing the toilet

5) Name the 5 Great Lakes & why are they important? Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior 94,250 sq miles (almost 2x’s NC) 21% of world’s fresh water Major source of income

The Importance of Water Hyperlink

Condensation H2O vapor cools -> liquid water

Condensed water cools and falls to ground Precipitation Rain Hail Snow Sleet Condensed water cools and falls to ground

Gravity caused water to move on the surface of soil. Runoff Gravity caused water to move on the surface of soil. Higher -> Lower

Surface Collection Water collected or sitting on the surface of earth.

Water sinking through deep soil Through spaces in between matter Infiltration Water sinking through deep soil Through spaces in between matter

Liquids can pass through Permeable Liquids can pass through

Water stored under the ground Groundwater Water stored under the ground

Underground collection of water providing water to a large area Aquifer Underground collection of water providing water to a large area

Transpiration: Evaporation from leaf surface

Changing of liquid water to water vapor because heat is added Evaporation Changing of liquid water to water vapor because heat is added

Water Cycle Condensation Precipitation Evaporation Runoff Transpiration Surface Collection Infiltration Groundwater

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