5 P.2 Water Cycle Review

Lucas noticed a large amount of clouds in the air. What phase change has taken place?

• evaporation

• condensation

• freezing

• melting

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Snowfall is an example of which process?

• precipitation

• condensation

• evaporation

• sublimation

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A glass of cold water is set on a desktop. Later that day, beads of water had formed on the outside of the glass. The MOST likely explanation for the beads of water is that

• the water soaked through the glass

• some water dripped over the side

• someone sprayed the glass with water

• water vapor condensed on the sides

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Snow, rain, hail, and fog are all forms of

• water

• clouds

• wind

• gas

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Which effect do rapidly cooling temperatures have on the water cycle?

• Precipitation condenses into water droplets.

• Condensation evaporates into precipitation.

• Water Vapor condenses into droplets

• Water droplets evaporate into vapor.

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The diagram shows the water cycle.What causes the water to evaporate and change to water vapor?

• condensing

• cooling

• rising

• heating

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Which part of the water cycle is occurring when warm, moist air cools and begins forming clouds?

• evaporation

• precipitation

• condensation

• transpiration

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Which will increase transpiration?

• increase in evaporation

• decrease in evaporation

• increase in the sun's energy

• decrease in the sun's energy

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In the water cycle, after water has condensed to form clouds, it falls back to Earth in the form of

• evaporation

• precipitation

• vaporization

• condensation

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What changes occur when an ice cube is heated to a temperature above 100°C?

• The ice cube will change from a solid to a liquid and then back to a solid.

• The ice cube will change from a liquid to a solid.

• The ice cube will change from a gas to a liquid.

• The ice cube will change from a solid to a liquid to a gas.

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