Lesson 13 Reading One— How Do Substances Become Part of the Air?

Lesson 13 Reading One— How Do Substances

Become Part of the ______________?

• Bulldog pen

• Air

• Board

• Dream

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When you take a bath or shower and dry yourself with a towel, the towel gets ____________.

• lighter

• dry

• wet

• smaller

If you hang the towel up and then feel it at the end of the day, the towel will not be as wet. If it hangs up overnight, it will be _____________ by the next day.

• wet

• dry

• heavier

• lighter

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As a towel hangs, fast moving air molecules collide with water molecules on the towel. Some of these collisions make the water ___________________ move faster.

• rain

• molecules

• snow

• hail

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What is Evaporation?

• 1.Process of water movement through a plant from the drying up of its aerial parts

• 2.Occurs on the surface of a liquid as it changes into the gaseous phase.

• 3.Occurs when rain drops fall

• 4.All of the above

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The drops of water that appear on the outside of a glass of cold juice on a warm day are an example of?

• evaporation

• condensation

• sublimation

• All of the above

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Leaving water outside in the sun and checking it the next day and the water is gone, what is this a example of?

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Transpiration

• life happens

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3 states of water found on earth

• solid, liquid & gas

• oceans, lakes & streams

• evaporation, transpiration

• rain, sleet & hail

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what is a gas

• matter that has no definite size or shape

• to find amount or size of something

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Steam rising from wet clothes while ironing them. This is an example of__________.

• Evaporation

• Condensation

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