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1 The Water Cycle

2 Name the 4 types of precipitation.

3 Answer: 1. Rain Sleet Snow Hail

4 runoff groundwater condensation oceans
What do you call the water that moves in a downward motion on the ground? runoff groundwater condensation oceans

5 runoff groundwater condensation oceans
What do you call the water that moves in a downward motion on the ground? runoff groundwater condensation oceans

6 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “D”?

7 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “D”?
Groundwater

8 What do rain clouds look like?
white and puffy long and straight big and dark thin and wispy

9 What do rain clouds look like?
white and puffy long and straight big and dark thin and wispy

10 Name the 3 states of matter.

11 Answer: Solid Liquid Gas

12 An ice cube is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

13 An ice cube is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

14 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “B”?

15 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “B”?
Precipitation

16 The steam coming out of a pot of boiling water is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

17 The steam coming out of a pot of boiling water is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

18 A glass of water is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

19 A glass of water is an example of which state of matter?
A solid A liquid A gas All of the above

20 If a bowl of water freezes, it’s state of matter changes from ______
A gas to a liquid A liquid to a solid A solid to a liquid A solid to a gas

21 If a bowl of water freezes, it’s state of matter changes from ______
A gas to a liquid A liquid to a solid A solid to a liquid A solid to a gas

22 If an ice cube melts, it’s state of matter changes from ______
A gas to a liquid A liquid to a solid A solid to a liquid A solid to a gas

23 If an ice cube melts, it’s state of matter changes from ______
A gas to a liquid A liquid to a solid A solid to a liquid A solid to a gas

24 What is the source of energy for the water cycle?
The ocean The sun The clouds The mountains

25 What is the source of energy for the water cycle?
The ocean The sun The clouds The mountains

26 If Mrs. Flett left a pot of water boiling for a long time, what would happen to the amount of water in the pot? There would be less water There would be more water The amount of water would stay the same The water would freeze

27 If Mrs. Flett left a pot of water boiling for a long time, what would happen to the amount of water in the pot? There would be less water There would be more water The amount of water would stay the same The water would freeze

28 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “A”?

29 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “A”?
Condensation

30 A puddle disappears. This is an example of ____
condensation evaporation precipitation run off

31 A puddle disappears. This is an example of ____
condensation evaporation precipitation run off

32 Over a period of thousands of years, water cuts away at rock and soil and a valley is formed. This is an example of ____ condensation evaporation precipitation erosion

33 Over a period of thousands of years, water cuts away at rock and soil and a valley is formed. This is an example of ____ condensation evaporation precipitation erosion

34 The weather is hot. The water level in Mrs. Darnley’s pool decreases
The weather is hot. The water level in Mrs. Darnley’s pool decreases. This is an example of _____. condensation evaporation precipitation erosion

35 The weather is hot. The water level in Mrs. Darnley’s pool decreases
The weather is hot. The water level in Mrs. Darnley’s pool decreases. This is an example of _____. condensation evaporation precipitation erosion

36 Water covers this much of the Earth’s surface.
100 %

37 Water covers this much of the Earth’s surface.
100 %

38 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “E”?

39 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “E”?
Evaporation

40 This type of water is found in the oceans.
Fresh water Drinking water Salt water All of the Earth’s water

41 This type of water is found in the oceans.
Fresh water Drinking water Salt water All of the Earth’s water

42 Water that is in this state of matter has a definite shape.
liquid gas solid

43 Water that is in this state of matter has a definite shape.
liquid gas solid

44 Precipitation, condensation, evaporation, and collection are the four parts of _____
The water cycle States of matter Collection Precipitation

45 Precipitation, condensation, evaporation, and collection are the four parts of _____
The water cycle States of matter Collection Precipitation

46 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “C”?

47 What aspect of the water cycle is represented by “C”?
Run-off

48 If it’s below freezing in the clouds and on the ground and starts to precipitate, what would come from the clouds? rain sleet or hail snow

49 If it’s below freezing in the clouds and on the ground and starts to precipitate, what would come from the clouds? rain sleet or hail snow

50 If it’s below freezing in the clouds but above freezing on the ground and starts to precipitate, what would come from the clouds? rain sleet or hail snow

51 If it’s below freezing in the clouds but above freezing on the ground and starts to precipitate, what would come from the clouds? rain sleet or hail snow

52 When the sun heats up water in the ocean, the sun is passing ____ to the water.
kindness precipitation energy water

53 When the sun heats up water in the ocean, the sun is passing ____ to the water.
kindness precipitation energy water

54 Rain coming from the sky is an example of _____.
evaporation condensation erosion precipitation

55 Rain coming from the sky is an example of _____.
evaporation condensation erosion precipitation

56 What is the source of energy for the water cycle?
The ocean The sun The clouds The mountains

57 What is the source of energy for the water cycle?
The ocean The sun The clouds The mountains

58 Which part of the water cycle includes the water in the lake, groundwater and run-off?

59 Which part of the water cycle includes the water in the lake, groundwater and run-off?
Collection

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