Quiz: Water on Earth Practice Quiz (water cycle)


Water on Earth Practice QuizOnline version chapter 7 by Jeannine Gryn 1 The oceans cover about ____ percent of the Earth. a 100 b 25 c 75 d 50 2 What carries warm water to the poles? a currents b tides c waves d rivers 3 Which best describes rivers, streams, and lakes? a surface salt water b fresh groundwater c surface fresh water d salty groundwater 4 Dew forms during which part of the water cycle? a condensation b precipitation c evaporation d runoff 5 Which ocean is the largest and the deepest? a Arctic Ocean b Indian Ocean c Pacific Ocean d Atlantic Ocean 6 Where on the Earth would the ocean have more salinity? a The Poles b The Equator 7 Where does the water cycle get its energy from? a The sun b the wind c the rotation of the earth d the change in the seasons 8 When water vapor freezes directly into ice without first becoming a liquid the result is called frost. a true b false 9 The water cycle has many paths that can be taken. a true b false 10 When ocean water evaporates salt is left behind. a true b false 11 Hydrosphere is another word for cool looking earth a true b false 12 Rivers deliver salt to the oceans. a true b false 13 It is possible to take salt out of ocean water to make it drinkable. a true b false 14 The temperature of the ocean is the same all over the earth. a true b false 15 Runoff is water moving downhill. a true b fakse

1

The oceans cover about ____ percent of the Earth.

a

100

b

25

c

75

d

50

2

What carries warm water to the poles?

a

currents

b

tides

c

waves

d

rivers

3

Which best describes rivers, streams, and lakes?

a

surface salt water

b

fresh groundwater

c

surface fresh water

d

salty groundwater

4

Dew forms during which part of the water cycle?

a

condensation

b

precipitation

c

evaporation

d

runoff

5

Which ocean is the largest and the deepest?

a

Arctic Ocean

b

Indian Ocean

c

Pacific Ocean

d

Atlantic Ocean

6

Where on the Earth would the ocean have more salinity?

a

The Poles

b

The Equator

7

Where does the water cycle get its energy from?

a

The sun

b

the wind

c

the rotation of the earth

d

the change in the seasons

8

When water vapor freezes directly into ice without first becoming a liquid the result is called frost.

a

true

b

false

9

The water cycle has many paths that can be taken.

a

true

b

false

10

When ocean water evaporates salt is left behind.

a

true

b

false

11

Hydrosphere is another word for cool looking earth

a

true

b

false

12

Rivers deliver salt to the oceans.

a

true

b

false

13

It is possible to take salt out of ocean water to make it drinkable.

a

true

b

false

14

The temperature of the ocean is the same all over the earth.

a

true

b

false

15

Runoff is water moving downhill.

a

true

b

fakse

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Water on Earth Practice QuizOnline version

by Jeannine Gryn

The oceans cover about ____ percent of the Earth.

What carries warm water to the poles?

Which best describes rivers, streams, and lakes?

Dew forms during which part of the water cycle?

Which ocean is the largest and the deepest?

Where on the Earth would the ocean have more salinity?

Where does the water cycle get its energy from?

When water vapor freezes directly into ice without first becoming a liquid the result is called frost.

The water cycle has many paths that can be taken.

When ocean water evaporates salt is left behind.

Hydrosphere is another word for cool looking earth

Rivers deliver salt to the oceans.

It is possible to take salt out of ocean water to make it drinkable.

The temperature of the ocean is the same all over the earth.

Runoff is water moving downhill.

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