Water Bodies

Why does the level of water in the river, ponds and wells vary during different seasons?

Write about the biggest water body you have seen.

When do our water bodies become abundant in the water?

What are the sources of water in and around your house? Do we get water from these sources at all times?

Which of the following is the biggest source of water on earth?

What is the name of the mountain in the northern part of the district? Write the name of the important river flowing from the mountain. 
 

Write the names of two rivers that join the Vainganga river. 
 

Study the physical map of India carefully and answer the question.

Study the water bodies on the three sides of India. Find their names and write the direction in which they are located.

Study the physical map of India carefully and answer the question.

Find the lakes on the map and name them.

Water vapour droplets cling together to form _____.

Choose the correct answer from the below given option.

The hotter the day, the _____ is the evaporation. (greater, smaller)

When the clouds get heavy with water droplets, it rains.

Water evaporates quickly when the air is warm.
 

Where are most of the earth's water located?

Label the three water bodies surrounding India. 

Give one word for conversion of water vapour into water. (Condensation / Evaporation)

You can see water everywhere, but my water is salty. My shore is covered with sand. Ships move on me. Fishermen catch fish. 
Who am I? 

Observe the picture and write its name.

Choose the appropriate word and fill in the blank.

 Larger water bodies show greater _____ (evaporation, current).