Fill In Sentences:
Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
evaporates
locale
fertile
quench
drought
ultimately
approximately
components
mischievous
vital
transported
Contaminants
latitude
iceberg
condenses
1. The community’s beachfront made it a popular vacation spot.
2. Water vapor forms water droplets when it .
3. that pollute river water may harm living things.
4. Ice makes up 2 percent of all the water on Earth.
5. You can your thirst with this tall glass of cold lemonade.
6. Lines of run parallel to the equator.
7. A good climate and soil make the river valley a good place to raise crops.
8. Water is a resource for all life-forms on Earth.
9. An is a large chunk of floating ice that has broken off a glacier.
10. Sodium is one of the of salt.
11. The waters of the Mississippi River empty into the Gulf of Mexico.
12. Liquid water becomes vapor when it .
13. Water and minerals are from the roots of a tree to its trunk, branches, and leaves.
14. Many streams dried up and plants died before rains came ending last summer’s .
15. The child gave clues to help me find the pen she had hidden.
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Definition Matching:
Water
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
mischievous
1. a place or site especially in reference to a characteristic
vital
2. to squeeze together; to change from a gas to a liquid
transport
3. something that pollutes
contaminants
4. about; being nearly correct
components
5. to relieve; to stop
evaporate
6. distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees
drought
7. able to produce much; able to support plant growth
condense
8. necessary or important for life
ultimately
9. large mass of floating ice, most of which is under water
fertile
10. necessary part
latitude
11. eventually; in the end
iceberg
12. to change from a liquid to a gas
locale
13. to send along; to carry
quench
14. long dry period without rain
approximately
15. naughty; playfully causing trouble
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Crossword:
Water
Words
CONDENSE
VITAL
TRANSPORT
ICEBERG
CONTAMINANT
ULTIMATELY
LOCALE
LATITUDE
MISCHIEVOUS
EVAPORATE
COMPONENT
FERTILE
APPROXIMATELY
DROUGHT
QUENCH
13
15
1
6
5
3
4
9
2
10
11
7
14
8
12
Across
2. something that pollutes
6. to change from a liquid to a gas
7. to send along; to carry
8. to squeeze together; to change from a gas to a liquid
9. distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees
12. able to produce much; able to support plant growth
Down
1. about; being nearly correct
3. naughty; playfully causing trouble
4. eventually; in the end
5. necessary part
10. long dry period without rain
11. large mass of floating ice, most of which is under water
13. a place or site especially in reference to a characteristic
14. to relieve; to stop
15. necessary or important for life
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