1. Chapter 4 Water World Why is water important to the health of the planet? LO: To recognise the main flows and stores of the hydrological cycle. HL Activity 1: Support 1, 2 & 3

2. LO: To recognise the main flows and stores of the hydrological cycle.

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5. The drainage basin

6. river evapotranspiration precipitation throughflow surface runoff groundwater flow water table interception percolation infiltration The drainage basin

7. Match the drainage basin terms to the correct definitions! Water seeps into the ground Water flows horizontally through the soil into the river Water flows horizontally over the land into the river Water flows vertically through the soil and rocks Water turns from water droplets into water vapour Water vapour is released through the stomata (pores) in the leaves Water flows horizontally through the rock into the river Water is stored on leaves and branches of vegetation interception surface runoff infiltration evaporation transpiration groundwater flow throughflow percolation Water is stored on leaves and branches of vegetation Water flows horizontally over the land into the river Water flows horizontally through the rock into the river Water turns from water droplets into water vapour Water seeps into the ground Water flows horizontally through the soil into the river Water vapour is released through the stomata (pores) in the leaves Water flows vertically through the soil and rocks

8. Which of the following are inputs, processes and outputs?

9. Drainage basin system Inputs Processes Outputs precipitationinterception surface runoff infiltration river runoff evapotranspiration groundwater flow throughflow percolation

10. How does water move between the atmosphere, biosphere and lithosphere?

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12. Extension activity