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The movement of water between Earth’s air and ___ is the water cycle.

land

What do we call the changing of a liquid into a gas?

evaporation

Rain, snow, sleet, & hail are examples of what water cycle stage?

precipitation

What do we call the changing of a gas into a liquid?

condensation

What do we call it when water runs and collects in lakes and oceans?

Accumulation

Which weather tool measures temperature?

A thermometer

Which weather tool measures precipitation?

A rain gauge

What does a barometer measure?

Air pressure

Which weather tool measures wind direction?

Wind vane

Name 2 weather tools meteorologists use besides the 4 we used (thermometer, rain gauge, barometer, wind vane)

Anemometer, satellite pictures, or radar

The air around Earth makes up the __________.

atmosphere

What forms clouds as it moves up in the air?

Water vapor

Which clouds look puffy & bring strong storms with rain & hail?

cumulus

Which clouds are the lowest, look like a layer or blanket, and bring rain, sleet, or snow?

stratus

Which clouds are the highest and look like wisps of hair?

cirrus

What do we call Earth’s underground supply of water?

groundwater

What are glaciers made of?

ice

Is erosion a fast or slow change on Earth’s surface? (only 1 team may answer)

slow

What are the three causes (agents) of erosion?

Wind, water, ice

Name one example of erosion that is also a national park in Arizona?

The Grand Canyon

Where is most of the water on Earth located?

oceans

What gives the water cycle energy to continue?

The sun

What do we call water with very little salt in it?

Fresh water

What is happening in the atmosphere at a certain place and time is called _________.

weather

What are the 4 elements that make up weather?

Temperature, precipitation, wind, & air pressure