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Water
Quiz by Teacher Natalia
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What is a river?
Salt water flowing over the ground, usually towards a body of water
Fresh water flowing over the ground, usually towards a body of water
What is a lake?
A large enclosed body of salt water
A large enclosed body of fresh water
What is a river?
What is a lake?
What is an ocean?
Can you name the five oceans in the Earth?
What is a spring?
What is a sea?
How is the flow of the Upper course of a river?
Where does the river start?
A river that flows into another river (i.e Ega, Arga, Aragón...)
How is the flow of the Middle Course of a river?
It is the ground a river flows over.
Where is the river Nile?
Where is the Amazon river?
What is the longest river in Europe?
What is the longest river on the Iberian Peninsula?
Where is the Yangtze river?
Where is the Mississippi river?
Heat from the Sun warms the water in seas, oceans, rivers and lakes.
Plants lose water through their leaves.
Water vapour in the air rises and cools. As it cools, it turns into water droplets and ice, which form clouds.
Solid ice evaporates directly into a gas
Water droplets,that they grow in size. When they become too heavy to stay on the cloud, they fall to the ground.
When precipitation falls and collects in rivers and lakes. Some of the water is absorbed by the soil and forms groundwater.
They are underground collection of water
They are man-made. They are used to create more pressure to push water to the surface
What are the man-made wells used for?
When there is pressure underground that forces the groundwater up to the surface
