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Earth and Water
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To make something warm or hot
heat add
up heat
heat up
add heat
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How does the earth's water move?
In a cycle.
In a cyclone.
In a square.
In an oval.
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Something that is new or clean, cooling.
Fresh
Cool
Cover
Pole
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The top and bottom point of the earth.
pole
arctic
ocean
groundwater
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Where are the poles?
Brazil and Canada
Arctic and Antarctica
Taiwan and Singapore
The USA and Russia
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To shape something.
cover
form
destroy
flow
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When liquid moves in a stream.
cover
groundwater
pole
flow
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To be able to be used or to be gotten.
pole
groundwater
available
cover
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A large body of water covering the earth.
Pole
Sky
Arctic
Ocean
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Freshwater oceans contain how much of the earth's water?
50%
3%
30%
97%
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How much of the earth is covered by water?
70%
60%
90%
50%
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Where does water vapor go?
Into the poles.
Into the ground.
Into the air.
Into the oceans.
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For something to become something else / to change into another thing
over and over again
heat up
turn ~ into
into ~ turn
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What does water vapor become?
Clouds
Ocean
Sky
Rain
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The outside part or top layer of something
Groundwater
Surface
The earth
Underground
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Salty oceans contain how much of the earth's water?
3%
97%
10%
90%
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The sun heats water up and turns it into what?
A liquid
A vapor
Nothing
A solid
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To put something on top of or in front of something
Lover
Smother
Hover
Cover
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To go up or get up. Going from a low to a high place.
Form
Fluid
Fresh
Rise
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What happens when clouds get heavy?
It disappears.
It rains or snows.
It turns invisible.
Another cloud eats it.
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To do something many times
over and again over
again over and over
over again and over
over and over again
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Water that is under the ground
Groundwater
Oceanwater
Freshwater
Skywater
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