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Water in nature
Game Code: 303090
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Water is always changing its form. In nature, water goes from solid to liquid to gas and back again. This process happens all the time and is calles the water cycle.
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What is the source of fresh water
Precipitacion
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what does heat do with water?
Evaporation of seawater, plants, the ground, river and lakes
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What happens when the water vapor cools?
Condensation
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How do the clouds move?
Wind
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Some of the water falls to Earth in the form of...
Snow, rain or hail
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Where does the rushing water go?
Rivers, infiltration, groundwater
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Where does the river water go?
Return to the sea
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The Pacific is an
Ocean
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The Nile is a....
River
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Most water on earth is ......
Salt
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Fresh water make up less than...
3% of all water
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Water in nature is constantly changes its form in a process called
Water cycle
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Does the curse of rivers depend on Earth´s relief?
Yes
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The Nile river is the....
Longest in the world
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The water of oceans is alway moving because
Waves, tide and oceans currents
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Do currents affect coastal climate ?
Yes
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