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Water Cycle Gizmo Exam Questions and Answers What percent of earths water is found in the ocean? - ANSWER-97% How does the sun cause water to move from the oceans to the atmosphere? - ANSWER-It evaporates into the atmosphere How do clouds form? - ANSWER-Water vapor condenses into tiny water droplets What causes it to rain? - ANSWER-Water droplets get large, and heavy enough to drop from there cloud back down to the ground. (Rain) What percentage of earths water can be found in soil? - ANSWER-.005% What percent of earths water is found in ice and glaciers? - ANSWER-1.9% What percentage of earths freshwater is stored in ice and snow? - ANSWER-68.7% What percentage of earths freshwater is in lakes? - ANSWER-.009% What is transpiration? - ANSWER-Plants use there roots to absorb water from soil, and release water vapor from there leaves in the process of transpiratio

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Water Cycle Gizmo Exam Questions and

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What percent of earths water is found in the ocean? - ANSWER✔✔-97%


How does the sun cause water to move from the oceans to the atmosphere? - ANSWER✔✔-It

evaporates into the atmosphere


How do clouds form? - ANSWER✔✔-Water vapor condenses into tiny water droplets


What causes it to rain? - ANSWER✔✔-Water droplets get large, and heavy enough to drop from there

cloud back down to the ground. (Rain)


What percentage of earths water can be found in soil? - ANSWER✔✔-.005%


What percent of earths water is found in ice and glaciers? - ANSWER✔✔-1.9%


What percentage of earths freshwater is stored in ice and snow? - ANSWER✔✔-68.7%


What percentage of earths freshwater is in lakes? - ANSWER✔✔-.009%


What is transpiration? - ANSWER✔✔-Plants use there roots to absorb water from soil, and release water

vapor from there leaves in the process of transpiration.



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