Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The Science Edition – Chapter 7 Mrs. Stortzum’s Fifth Grade...

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The Science Edition – Chapter 7The Science Edition – Chapter 7

• Mrs. Stortzum’s Fifth Grade Class

The top of water-The top of water-filled spaces in the filled spaces in the

ground.ground.

•water table

Precipitation mixed Precipitation mixed with wastes from with wastes from

burning fossil fuels.burning fossil fuels.

•Acid rain

A place where A place where groundwater seeps groundwater seeps out of the ground.out of the ground.

•spring

Water that seeps into Water that seeps into the ground into spaces the ground into spaces

between bits of rock between bits of rock and soil.and soil.

•groundwater

Fuels formed from Fuels formed from the decay of ancient the decay of ancient

forms of life.forms of life.

•fossil fuel

Vast, flat lands Vast, flat lands on the ocean on the ocean

floor.floor.

•abyssal plain

A mixture of A mixture of smoke and fog.smoke and fog.

•smog

The ocean floor.The ocean floor.

•basin

An underground An underground layer of rock or soil layer of rock or soil

filled with water.filled with water.

•aquifer

An underwater An underwater mountain.mountain.

•seamount

Plant matter or animal Plant matter or animal waste that can be used waste that can be used as a source of energy.as a source of energy.

•biomass

A storage area for A storage area for freshwater freshwater supplies.supplies.

•reservoir

A stream of water that A stream of water that flows through the flows through the ocean like a river.ocean like a river.

•current

A process called A process called _________ makes it _________ makes it

possible for people to use possible for people to use seawater for drinking.seawater for drinking.

•desalination

Seaweed, oil, coal, and Seaweed, oil, coal, and natural gas are examples of natural gas are examples of

important ________ that important ________ that oceans provide.oceans provide.

•resources

The wind drives the The wind drives the ocean’s _____ ocean’s _____

_________._________.

•surface currents

Living things need Living things need oxygen in the air for oxygen in the air for

___________.___________.

•respiration

Homes heated by hot Homes heated by hot springs are an example of springs are an example of

the use of ________ the use of ________ energy.energy.

•geothermal

Water, wind, the tides, Water, wind, the tides, and the Sun are and the Sun are

examples of _______ examples of _______ energy sources.energy sources.

•alternative

95 to 99% of the Sun’s 95 to 99% of the Sun’s __________ ____ are __________ ____ are

screened out by the ozone screened out by the ozone layer.layer.

•ultraviolet rays

Chlorine is added to Chlorine is added to water in the ______ water in the ______ ________ process.________ process.

•water purification

When hot molten rock When hot molten rock from inside Earth rises to from inside Earth rises to the surface and cools to a the surface and cools to a

solid, _________ are solid, _________ are formed.formed.

•seamounts

Fresh water is Fresh water is constantly renewed constantly renewed through the _____ through the _____

______.______.

•water cycle

Oxygen is an Oxygen is an example of a example of a _________ _________ resource.resource.

•renewable

Tube worms live in a Tube worms live in a unique environment unique environment

called ________ called ________ _______._______.

•sea-floor vents

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