The constant movement of water from Earth's surface into the atmosphere and back again is called ____________.

____________ is water that soaks into the ground and collects in the small spaces between bits of soil and rock.

Moving water lays down sediments in a process called ___________.

What contributes to ocean pollution?

Which of the following is true about oceans.

How are clouds formed?

____________ are wide bends in a stream formed by moving erosion of banks and moving sediments around.

__________ is the measure of the saltiness of water.

Which of the following statements is NOT true of ocean currents.

Erosion occurs with _____________ is loosened and then moved from one place to another.

___________ is the process that gradually changes water from a liquid to vapor.

Currents that move large masses of water across the ocean, at or near the surface, are called ___________.

The floodplain of a river is the area that is normally flooded ___________.

Water in its __________ form fills lakes, rivers, and streams.

__________ form where the top of the groundwater layer meets Earth's surface.

Deposition is one way _____________.

___________ are changes in the level of ocean water during the course of a day.

Water in lakes and rivers makes up ________ of Earth's total freshwater supply.

_____________ is water that flows over the ground surface and eventually flows into rivers, streams, aor lakes.

What causes tides?

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