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1 What is one requirement of all living things? Water

2 Hydrosphere Includes all of the water on or near Earth’s surface

3 List locations of Earth’s Water OCEANS LAKES RIVERS WETLANDS POLAR ICE CAPS SOIL ROCK LAYERS ATMOSPHERE

4 Water Cycle The movement of water between the air & land sources

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6 Summarize the Water Cycle into 3 major processes Evaporation Condensation Precipitation

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8 Water is cycling / moving endlessly through living things and the environment Solar energy is responsible for the water movement

9 HW QUESTIONS 1.What % of the Earth’s water is fresh water? 2.Where is fresh water located? 3.What % of the Earth’s water is salt water? 4.List the Earth’s oceans by surface area. 5.What % of the Earth’s water is ice? 6.Where is this ice located?

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