
ES Q2 M2 Summative Assessment
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- Q1Which property of water enables it to be an effective coolant?heat capacityfreezing pointpolaritysalinity30s
- Q2What property of water is most important for living organisms?It is tasteless.It does not conduct electricityIt is a liquid at most temperatures on EarthIt is odorless.30s
- Q3Which of the following major processes are involved in the water cycle?condensation, diffusion, and meltingevaporation, melting, and perspirationevaporation, condensation, and precipitationmelting, diffusion, and evaporation30s
- Q4Nature’s way of recycling the water on earth is through the ____________________.continuous evaporation and condensation of waterevaporation of the water from the sun.condensation of water vapor.seepage of water under the ground.30s
- Q5Water returns in the Earth’s surface through the process of __________.precipitationboilingtranspirationevaporation30s
- Q6Which best explains why so little of the water on earth is available for human use?97% of total water on earth is salt water, and most of the remaining 3% is freshwater found in lakes, rivers and ponds.97% of total water on earth is salt water, and most of the remaining 3% is freshwater frozen ice caps and glaciers97% of total water on earth is freshwater, and most of the remaining 3% is salt water in the ocean basins97% of total water on earth is freshwater, and most of the remaining 3% is salt water found in underground aquifers.30s
- Q7Which factor will increase the salinity of seawater in a given area?flow of river water to seamelting of sea icefreezing of seawaterprecipitation at sea30s
- Q8Which is an example of water condensing?dew forming on plants during a cold nighta puddle disappearing on a hot summer afternoonsweat forming on your forehead after you do a lot of exerciseice cubes melting when you put them out of the sun30s
- Q9Which two sources of freshwater are used by municipalities for drinking water?rivers and groundwatergroundwater and oceansoceans and ice bergsicebergs and rivers30s
- Q10Which represents the distribution of water on Earth?97% freshwater, 3% saltwater29% freshwater, 71% saltwater3% freshwater, 97% saltwater71% freshwater, 3% saltwater30s
- Q11When water and other liquids stick together to form drops or thin films it is called _____.surface tensioncapillary actioncohesionadhesion30s
- Q12What two elements make up water?helium and carbonoxygen and carbonhelium and oxygenhydrogen and oxygen30s
- Q13Water is a good solvent because _____.it is consist of hydrogen and oxygen.polarity allows it to dissolve.it flows.it has specific heat.30s
- Q14a water strider can skate along the top of the pond water because of _____.surface tensioncapillary actionspecific heatadhesion30s
- Q15The Earth is called the blue planet because _____.it reflects heat from the sun.it is the color of the planet that is displayed after absorbing sunlight.it reflects the color of the sky.it is covered with water.30s