
Lesson 3 Exploration 3 Water Cycle
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Lesson 3 Exploration 3 Water Cycle
Describing the Movement of Water in Earth's Atmosphere
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Multiple Choice
What evidence of water in the atmosphere can you see in the photo?
clouds
sun
beach
ocean
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Multiple Choice
How do you know evaporation has happened in this model of the Water Cycle?
you can see the green grass behind the cotton balls
you can see the "cloud" above the cotton balls
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How Water Reaches the Atmosphere
When solid water changes directly to water vapor without first becoming a liquid. This is called sublimation.
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Multiple Choice
Is energy gained or lost for Sublimation to occur.
energy is gained
energy is lost
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Transpiration
As water flows throughout a plant, some water changes to water vapor as it leaves the plant through small openings called stomata.
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Multiple Choice
In order for a plant to release water vapor through its leaves, the water will need to...
gain energy
lose energy
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Evaporation
When liquid water gains enough energy to escape the liquid's surface and form water vapor.
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Multiple Choice
When water evaporates, it...
gains energy
loses energy
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Multiple Choice
Where does most of the water in the atmosphere come from due to evaporation?
sublimation
trasnpiration
oceans
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Water in the Atmosphere
When water molecules collide they can gain and lose energy. If a water molecule collides with a molecule that is warmer, the water molecule will gain energy. If it collides with a molecule that is cooler, it will lose energy.
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Multiple Choice
True or False: If a water molecule collides with a warmer water molecule, it will cause the water molecule to...
gain energy
lose energy
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Condensation and Clouds
As air cools, water vapor in the air may change to liquid water. The process of a gas becoming a liquid is called condensation.
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Multiple Choice
The process of a gas becoming a liquid...
energy is gained
energy is lost
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Precipitation
As water droplets in clouds become larger and larger, gravity pulls the water droplets toward Earth's surface. Precipitation is any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds.
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Multiple Choice
What are the 4 types of precipitation?
rain, snow, sleet & lightning
rain, snow, thunder & hail
rain, snow, sleet & hail
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Deposition
Deposition occurs when water vapor changes state directly from a gas to a solid. Deposition is the reverse of sublimation.
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Multiple Choice
Deposition is the reverse of:
precipitation
sublimation
transpiration
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Describing the Movement of Water in Earth's Atmosphere
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