2. Personal uses Brushing teeth. Brushing teeth. Baking food. Baking food. Watering plants. Watering plants. Washing pets Washing pets

3. Sailing. Sailing. Snorkeling Snorkeling Water skiing Water skiing fishing fishing Recreation uses

4. Transportation uses Motor boat Motor boat Kayak Kayak Submarine Submarine ferries ferries

5. Commercial uses Trout hatcheries Trout hatcheries Drinks +products Drinks +products Electricity Electricity Aquariums Aquariums 5 liters

6. Pollution facts People throw garbage,cans,and bottles into the ocean. People throw garbage,cans,and bottles into the ocean. When people do this they pollute the ocean and kill animals. When people do this they pollute the ocean and kill animals. When oil tankers spill it kills birds,dolphins,whales,seals,sharks,and manatees. When oil tankers spill it kills birds,dolphins,whales,seals,sharks,and manatees. People pollute in fresh water rivers and it brings the trash to the ocean. People pollute in fresh water rivers and it brings the trash to the ocean. chips fizz quack?

7. Conserving water To conserve water you need to only use the dish washer when it is full of dishes. To conserve water you need to only use the dish washer when it is full of dishes. When you have a shower only stay in for a short amount of time. When you have a shower only stay in for a short amount of time. Install drip irrigation for flowers and shrubs. Install drip irrigation for flowers and shrubs. Use automatic shot-off nozzles for hoses. Use automatic shot-off nozzles for hoses.

8. The water cycle The sun evaporates water from oceans, lakes, and ponds. The sun evaporates water from oceans, lakes, and ponds. The water condenses and forms clouds. The water condenses and forms clouds. Precipitation forms from the clouds. It can be rain, hail, sleet, and/or snow. Precipitation forms from the clouds. It can be rain, hail, sleet, and/or snow. Water flows down from the mountains or glaciers and into the ocean. Water flows down from the mountains or glaciers and into the ocean.

9. 1.Evaporation 2. Condensation 3. Precipitation