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Name three ways humans pollute water

Fertilisers, microplastics, landfills, factories, burning plastic, littering

Name one advantage of making clothes from plastic

We can recycle more plastic waste

What does 'eco-friendly' mean?

Not harmful for the environment

True or false: The majority of water on Earth is in glaciers and on snowy mountains

False

True or false: the water we drink today is the same water the dinosaurs drank millions of years ago

True

Which layer of the atmosphere do we live in?

Troposphere

What is a fatberg?

Lots of water pollution (fats, shampoos, toilet waste) stuck together in the sewers

What does the Earth's atmosphere do?

Protects the Earth from harmful sunrays

What is precipitation?

Rain

Name one disadvantage of making clothes from plastic

Microfibres end up in the oceans, the fish we eat and the water we drink

Is ocean water 'pure water'?

No, it is salty water with other substances in it

Name three layers of the atmosphere

Troposhere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere

Name a type of microplastic

Microbeads, microfibres, polyester, spandex, nylon, elastane

Name the three processes of the water cycle

Evaporation, condensation, precipitation

What is condensation?

When water changes from a gas to a liquid

How many layers of atmosphere does the Earth have?

Five

Name three places that water exists on Earth

Rivers, lakes, oceans, glaciers, clouds, snow, rain

Name something that has microbeads in

Toothpaste, beauty products, body wash

The atmosphere is made up from three gases, what are they?

Carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen

True or false: the atmosphere was formed from gases from volcanoes

True

If something is not natural, we can say it is s_______

Synthetic

True or false: Scientists think the Earth's atmosphere used to have a lot more carbon dioxide in it

True

What is evaporation?

When water changes from a liquid to a gas

Describe the water cycle

Evaporation -> condensation -> precipitation -> collection