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Water, Hydrosphere & Life: QuizVersión en línea Test your understanding of water in Earth systems. por Yousef Mansour 1 All living organisms need water to drink, grow and survive. a False b True 2 Which system includes all living organisms such as humans, plants, animals, and microbes? a Geosphere b Atmosphere c Biosphere 3 The system that includes all water on Earth (fresh water and salt water) is called the ______. a Hydrosphere b Lithosphere c Atmosphere 4 A lake is a water body that is surrounded by land. Most of lakes contain fresh water and some of them contain salt water. a False b True 5 The process by which water changes from a liquid state to a gas state is called ______. a precipitation b condensation c evaporation 6 Weathering means the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles due to the effect of rain, wind, temperature … etc. a False b True 7 After rocks are broken down, erosion means the transport of small particles of rocks to another place by water or wind. a False b True 8 Water bodies on Earth have different forms and locations such as oceans and seas, lakes, rivers and ______. a groundwater b evaporation c weathering 9 What is the term for the cycle in nature where water evaporates, forms clouds, and rains again? a weathering cycle b water cycle c erosion cycle 10 Two states of water are solid and gas. What is the third major state mentioned in the lesson? a gas b plasma c liquid 11 Which of the following is NOT a use of water listed in the lesson activities? a Preparing food b Cleaning c Desalination d Bathing 12 What percentage of Earth is covered by water according to the lesson notes? a About 50 percent b About 71 percent c About 30 percent 13 Groundwater is the water that lies beneath the Earth's surface due to the leakage of water into Earth through a layer of porous rocks. a False b True 14 Rivers always contain fresh water. a True b False 15 Which contact form of water movement transports particles to another place by water or wind after weathering? a erosion b evaporation c precipitation 16 The term ‘biosphere’ refers to the system that includes all living organisms such as humans, plants, animals, and microbes. a True b False 17 Which term describes the process of freezing a solid state of water? a freezing b evaporation c evaporation 18 Water present in water bodies on Earth can change from liquid state to gas state through the process of ______. a evaporation b condensation c precipitation 19 Which of the following is a SOURCE of water on Earth listed in the lesson? a Rivers b Lava c Deserts

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Water, Hydrosphere & Life: QuizVersión en línea

por Yousef Mansour

All living organisms need water to drink, grow and survive.

Which system includes all living organisms such as humans, plants, animals, and microbes?

The system that includes all water on Earth (fresh water and salt water) is called the ______.

A lake is a water body that is surrounded by land. Most of lakes contain fresh water and some of them contain salt water.

The process by which water changes from a liquid state to a gas state is called ______.

Weathering means the breakdown of rocks into smaller particles due to the effect of rain, wind, temperature … etc.

After rocks are broken down, erosion means the transport of small particles of rocks to another place by water or wind.

Water bodies on Earth have different forms and locations such as oceans and seas, lakes, rivers and ______.

What is the term for the cycle in nature where water evaporates, forms clouds, and rains again?

Two states of water are solid and gas. What is the third major state mentioned in the lesson?

Which of the following is NOT a use of water listed in the lesson activities?

What percentage of Earth is covered by water according to the lesson notes?

Groundwater is the water that lies beneath the Earth's surface due to the leakage of water into Earth through a layer of porous rocks.

Rivers always contain fresh water.

Which contact form of water movement transports particles to another place by water or wind after weathering?

The term ‘biosphere’ refers to the system that includes all living organisms such as humans, plants, animals, and microbes.

Which term describes the process of freezing a solid state of water?

Water present in water bodies on Earth can change from liquid state to gas state through the process of ______.

Which of the following is a SOURCE of water on Earth listed in the lesson?