How do Glaciers Form?

New Snow, Old Snow, Firm Snow, Glacial Ice.

The area of Land That Drains Into a Body of Water

saturated with water much or all of the time

what is a valley glacier?

a glacier that forms in mountain ranges

water that has a lot of minerals in it

what is phytoplankton?

tiny plants that produce oxygen in bodies of water

What is the difference between a neap tide and a spring tide?

Neap tides are the smallest changes in tide

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1
How do Glaciers Form?
Old Snow, Glacial Ice, Firm Snow, New Snow
New Snow, Old Snow, Firm Snow, Glacial Ice.
Glacial Ice, New Snow, Old Snow, Firm Snow.
Shrek Tells Them to Form.
2
What is a Watershed?
The area of Land That Drains Into a Body of Water
A Shed Full of Water
Another Word for Outhouse
The Water That Drains Into an Area of Land
3
Today There is ______ Amount of Water Since the Earth was Created.
More
Less
The Same
None of The Above
4
what purifies water?
shrek
pollution
the water cycle
oxygen
5
Where Does Most of Earth's Water Come From?
Oceans
Puddles
Ponds
Shrek's Swamp
6
what is an example of a bioindicator species?
a frog
a human
a rat
shrek
7
what percentage of earth's water is groundwater?
2.15%
0.63%
420%
0.01%
8
the system of water flowing through porous rock is called an _____
owl
ocean
erosion
aquifer
9
What is a Cirque?
A Glacier
A Peak on a Mountain.
Bridge of Material Left by a Mountain
Bowl Shaped Basin
10
what is a wetland?
muskeg
a water table
a pond
saturated with water much or all of the time
11
what is a valley glacier?
a glacier that forms in mountain ranges
a huge mass of ice and snow found in south/north poles
a chunk of ice
a small glacier that forms in trees
12
what is an example of an adaptation?
buoyancy
all of the above
gills
special appendages
13
what is saltwater?
water from shrek's swamp
water that comes from streams
water that comes from glaciers
water that has a lot of minerals in it
14
what is phytoplankton?
the smallest fish in the world
tiny animals that produce nutrients in water
tiny plants that produce oxygen in bodies of water
shreks babies
15
What is the difference between a neap tide and a spring tide?
Spring tides are when the moon is at the right angle w/ sun
Spring tides happen in the spring
Neap tides are the largest tide changes.
Neap tides are the smallest changes in tide

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