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Fresh Water Test Reiew

Fresh Water Test Reiew. Fill in your agenda Get out Science notebook – open to activity six. Percolation a.k.a. Infiltration . Transpiration. Evaporation of water from the leaves on a plant. Sublimation-. Changing from a solid straight to a gas. Runoff. Groundwater / Aquifer.

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Fresh Water Test Reiew

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  1. Fresh Water Test Reiew Fill in your agenda Get out Science notebook – open to activity six

  2. Percolation a.k.a. Infiltration

  3. Transpiration • Evaporation of water from the leaves on a plant

  4. Sublimation- • Changing from a solid straight to a gas

  5. Runoff

  6. Groundwater / Aquifer

  7. Precipitation -

  8. Smaller streams/River that feed into a larger River Higher ground that separates one drainage area (watershed) from another drainage area (watershed The area of land that drains the water to one point The precipitation that flows over the surface of the earth and ends up in the lakes and river The point where the river ends and enters a larger body of water? The part of a river that bends and curves

  9. Causes of Erosion • how steep or flat the river is. • Gradient • the amount of water a river carries at a time • Discharge • the material (sediment) • Load

  10. Effects of Deposition • fan shaped deposit of the sediment from a river in a lake or ocean • Delta • fan shaped deposits of sediment from a river on land • Alluvial Fan • area along a river that forms when the river floods and deposits sediment • Flood Plain

  11. Sunlight reaches all the way to the sediment (bottom) Lots of plants and animals Dominated by plankton – light penetrates Large fish Very dark – Cold – Little to no Life! Bottom – lots of decomposers that feed on dead, decaying material

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