1. Water that has little or no dissolved salts. Only makes up 3% of the Earth’s water.
A Fresh water
B Salt water
C Infiltration
D Permeable

2. The process where water soaks into subsurface soils through cracks and pore spaces.
A Spring
B Aquifer
C Infiltration
D Watershed

3. Water that is found in the Earth’s oceans, which makes up 97% of the water found on the planet.
A fresh water
B watershed
C artesian well
D salt water

4. Materials where water can easily pass through because of many tiny connected air spaces.

A infiltration
D impermeable
C permeable
D aquifer

5. A place where the ground water flows to the surface. This can form as groundwater bubbles or flows out of cracks in the rock.
A spring
B artesian well
C watershed
D aquifer

6. Materials where water does not pass through easily because they have few or no pores or cracks. These materials may be clay or granite.
A permeable
B infiltration
C spring
D impermeable

7. Any underground layer of rock or sediment that holds water.
A watershed
B Spring
C Aquifer
D artesian well

8. Water that fills the cracks and spaces in underground soil and rock layers.
A permeable
B spring
C aquifer
D groundwater

9. The land area that supplies water to a river system.
A spring
B watershed
C groundwater
D aquifer

10. When water rises because of pressure within an aquifer.
A artesian well
B aquifer
C spring
D impermeable