Where is most of the surface water on earth found?
a) as freshwater in rivers
b) as frozen water near the pole
c) as groundwater under the surface
d) as salt water in oceans
I think its either A or D.
Am I correct?
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1.c
2.d
3.c
4.d
5.a
i had that same test with 5 questions
the answers are
1.Witch term best describes the main process in the water cycle the answer is C
2. were is the most of the surface water on earth found the correct answer is D
3.witch part of the results in the items shown in the following image the correct answer is C
4. witch part is NOT needed to make a model of the water cycle D
5.witch if the following explains why water is a limited resource the correct answer is A
'the order is C D C DA
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Dose water ever just go away
Theres only a specific amount of pure water and there hasn't been more or less unless someone creates fake water
Yes, you are correct! Most of the surface water on Earth is found as salt water in oceans, so option d) is the correct answer.
To arrive at this answer, you can use some basic knowledge about Earth's water distribution. Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans, which contain about 97% of the planet's water. Another 2% of the Earth's water is locked in glaciers and ice caps, primarily near the poles, as mentioned in option b).
Therefore, most of the surface water is indeed found in the oceans (as salt water), making option d) the correct choice.