<p> Name:______Period:______</p><p>Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)</p><p>1. Mountains-</p><p> a. Mount Everest-</p><p>2. Valleys-</p><p>3. Flatlands- </p><p> a. Plains-</p><p> b. Plateaus-</p><p>4. Isthmus-</p><p> a.</p><p>5. Peninsula-</p><p>6. Island- </p><p>7. Continental shelf- 8. Trenches-</p><p> a. Marinana Trench- </p><p>Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms</p><p>1. How do people choose where to live?______</p><p> a. Factor 1-</p><p> b. Factor 2-</p><p>2. Reasons why people settle near freshwater?</p><p> a. </p><p> b.</p><p>The water planet</p><p>1. ______% of Earth’s ______is salt water</p><p> a.a. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about ______% of Earth’s water</p><p> a.b. ______of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground </p><p>2. Water’s different forms (examples)</p><p> a. </p><p> b. </p><p> c. 3. Salt water on Earth </p><p> a. All ______on earth are part of a huge continuous body of ______.</p><p> b. Oceans have smaller arms called ______, ______, or ______. </p><p>4. Straight (channel)-</p><p>5. Freshwater only ______% of the water on Earth is ______water</p><p> a. Most is______and located______,______.</p><p>6. Groundwater-</p><p>7. Aquifers- </p><p>Page 53-55 (GROUP 3) </p><p>1. River mouth-</p><p>2. Tributaries- </p><p>3. Delta- </p><p>Water Cycle - </p><p> draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts</p><p>4. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? 5. Water Cycle- </p><p> a.a. Evaporation- </p><p>(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?-</p><p>(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-</p><p> a.b. Condensation- </p><p> a.c. Precipitation- </p><p>(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-</p><p>(a.c.1.a) </p><p>(a.c.1.b) </p><p>(a.c.1.c) </p><p> a.d. Collection- </p><p>6. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable?</p><p>Name:______Period:______</p><p>Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)</p><p>1. Mountains-huge ______and are the highest landform a. Mount Everest-______in the world, Asia’s Himalayas </p><p>______feet tall.</p><p>2. Valleys-long stretch of land that is ______than the land on either ______</p><p>3. Flatlands- occur in one of ______forms a. Plains- flat lowlands found near ______and ______b. Plateaus- flatlands at ______</p><p>4. Isthmus- narrow ______that connects ______larger </p><p> landmasses and has water on ______sides. a. Central ______</p><p>5. Peninsula-a piece of land that is connected to ______on one </p><p> side but has water on the ______sides </p><p>6. Island- a body of ______that is smaller than a continent and ______by water.</p><p>7. Continental shelf- a ______that stretches for several ______underwater. At the edge of the shelf the ______down sharply to the ocean floor. 8. Trenches-______into the ocean floor created by ______. a. ______- deepest on earth in pacific ocean, 36, 198ft below sea level</p><p>Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms 1.How do people choose where to live?_based on the number of ______</p><p> c. Factor 1- climate- the ______and ______</p><p> d. Factor 2-availablity of ______</p><p>2.Reasons why people settle near freshwater? a.</p><p> b. The water planet</p><p>3. ______of Earth’s ______is salt water</p><p> a.a. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about ______of Earth’s water</p><p> a.b. ______of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground </p><p>4. Water’s different forms (examples)</p><p> a. ______(water)</p><p> b. ______(gas)</p><p> c. ______(solid)</p><p>5. Salt water on Earth </p><p> a. All ______on earth are part of a huge continuous </p><p>______water b. Oceans have smaller arms called ______, ______, or ______</p><p>6. Straight (channel)- larger bodies ______can be linked to </p><p> oceans by the more ______bodies. </p><p>7. Freshwater- only ______of the water on Earth is ______</p><p> water</p><p> a. Most is ______as ice in ______regions or on </p><p>______</p><p>8. Groundwater-______that filters through ______into the </p><p>______</p><p>9. Aquifers- ______layers of rock through which ______</p><p> flows</p><p>Page 53-55 (GROUP 3) </p><p>7. River mouth-where a ______, or empties into a bigger ______</p><p>8. Tributaries- separate ______or ______that lead into larger rivers </p><p>9. Delta- an area where a river ______into many different______</p><p> flowing towards a______</p><p>Water Cycle - </p><p> draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts</p><p>10. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? 11. Water Cycle- water goes from the ______, to the ______, to the ground and back into the ______</p><p> a.a. Evaporation- when water ______from a </p><p>______to a gas called ______</p><p>(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?- </p><p>(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-</p><p> a.b. Condensation- water changes from a ______back into a ______(clouds)</p><p> a.c. Precipitation- when ______droplets fall to the ______</p><p>(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-</p><p>(a.c.1.a) </p><p>(a.c.1.b) </p><p>(a.c.1.c) </p><p> a.d. Collection- water ______on the ground in ______, lakes and </p><p> streams </p><p>12. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable? </p><p>Name:______Period:______</p><p>Chapter 2.2 Jigsaw notes Page 50 (GROUP 1) Types of landforms- Our land (draw small examples group 1)</p><p> a.a.1.a.i.1. Mountains-huge towers of rock and are the highest landform</p><p> b. Mount Everest-tallest mountain in the world, Asia’s Himalayas 29,028 feet.</p><p>9. Valleys-long stretch of land that is lower than the land on either side</p><p>10. Flatlands- occur in one of two forms</p><p> a. Plains- flat lowlands found near coasts and lowlands </p><p> b. Plateaus- flatlands at high elevations</p><p>11. Isthmus- narrow strip of land that connects two larger landmasses and has water on </p><p> two sides. </p><p> a. Central America</p><p>12. Peninsula-a piece of land that is connected to a larger landmass on one side but has water on the other three sides </p><p>13. Island- a body of land that is smaller than a continent and completely surrounded by </p><p> water</p><p>14. Continental shelf- a plateau that stretches for several miles underwater. At the edge of the shelf the land drops down sharply to the ocean floor. 15. Trenches-deep cuts into the ocean floor created by tectonic activity.</p><p> a. Mariana Trench- deepest on earth in pacific ocean, 36, 198ft below sea level</p><p>Page 52 (GROUP 2) Humans and landforms</p><p>10. How do people choose where to live?_based on the number of factors__</p><p> a. Factor 1- climate- the average temperature and rainfall </p><p> b. Factor 2-availablity of resources</p><p>11. Reasons why people settle near freshwater?</p><p> a. Freshwater</p><p> b. Food/grow crops</p><p>The water planet</p><p>12. ___97%____ of Earth’s ____water_____is salt water</p><p> a.i. Ice sheets of Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland, and glaciers contain about _____2%____ of Earth’s water</p><p> a.ii. ____1%_____ of Earth’s water is found in lakes, rivers, streams, underground </p><p>13. Water’s different forms (examples)</p><p> a. Rivers, lake streams (water)</p><p> b. Water vapor, clouds (gas)</p><p> c. Ice (solid) 14. Salt water on Earth </p><p> a. All oceans on earth are part of a huge continuous body of salt water</p><p> b. Oceans have smaller arms called seas, bays, or gulfs. </p><p>15. Straight (channel)- larger bodies of salt water can be linked to oceans by the more </p><p> narrow bodies </p><p>16. Freshwater- only 3 % of the water on Earth is FRESH water</p><p> a. Most is frozen as ice in polar regions or on mountains</p><p>17. Groundwater-freshwater that filters through soil into the ground</p><p>18. Aquifers- underground layers of rock through which water flows</p><p>Page 53-55 (GROUP 3) </p><p>13. River mouth-where a river ends, or empties into a bigger body of water</p><p>14. Tributaries- separate streams or river that lead into larger rivers </p><p>15. Delta- an area where a river breaks into many different streams flowing towards a sea</p><p>Water Cycle - </p><p> draw a picture of the water cycle on the back- label the parts</p><p>16. Does the amount of water on earth ever change? NO 17. Water Cycle- water goes from the oceans, to the air, to the ground and back into the oceans. </p><p> a.a. Evaporation- when water changes from a liquid to a gas called water vapor</p><p>(a.a.1) What determines how much water the air holds?-the air’s temperature </p><p>(a.a.2) What type of air holds more water vapor?-warm air holds more water vapor than cool air</p><p> a.b. Condensation- water changes from a gas back into a liquid (clouds)</p><p> a.c. Precipitation- when water droplets fall to the ground</p><p>(a.c.1) Example of precipitation-</p><p>(a.c.1.a) rain</p><p>(a.c.1.b) snow</p><p>(a.c.1.c) Sleet/hail</p><p> a.d. Collection- water collects on the ground in rivers, lakes and streams </p><p>18. Why is very little of Earth’s freshwater usable? Most of it is in ice or solid form in glaciers </p><p> and on the top of mountains. </p>