Do Now 1.___ solid precipitation that forms as balls or lumps of ice (precipitation) 2._water vapor to liquid (water cycle) 3. ___puffy white clouds.

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Do Now 1._____ solid precipitation that forms as balls or lumps of ice (precipitation) 2._____water vapor to liquid (water cycle) 3. _____puffy white clouds (clouds) 4._____warm air rises and cool air sinks (atm heating) 5. ____powers the water cycle (water cycle 2)

Key Questions 1.What is ground water? 2.What is the water table? 3.What is a spring? 4.What is a well? 5.What is a cave? 6.What is a sinkhole?

Answers to Key Questions 1. Ground water-water located in rocks beneath Earth’s surface

2. Water table-boundary between the zone of aeration and the zone of saturation

3. Spring-where the water table reaches Earth’s surface and water flows out of the ground =

4. Well-human made hole that is deeper than the water table and fills with groundwater

5. Cave-forms as groundwater dissolves rock and soil

6. Sinkhole-places where the water table is lower than the roof of a cave which collapses leaving a circular depression