Water Cycle Review

What are the processes water moves through, in order, as it moves from the surface of a pond to a cloud in the sky?

• evaporation then condensation

• condensation then evaporation

• precipitation then condensation

• condensation then precipitation

Groundwater moves from the ground through plants and then back into the atmosphere through the process of

• condensation.

• precipitation.

• run-off.

• transpiration.

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What is the energy source for the water cycle?

• sun's radiation

• transpiration

• liquid water

• water vapor

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If water is continuously moving through the water cycle, why is it so important to conserve water?

• Global warming is causing the water to become undrinkable.

• It can take decades for water to become drinkable again.

• Industrial pollution speeds up the hydrological cycle.

• Most of the water is stored in the oceans.

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The heat energy of the Sun is most directly responsible for which one of the following processes?

• evaporation

• run off

• condensation

• precipitation

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What two forces are responsible for water constantly moving upward and downward?

• The polar ice caps and oceans

• Rivers, streams, and tributaries

• The Sun’s radiation and gravity

• Plants, animals, and human activity

The change of water from one state to another as it

moves between Earth’s surface and the

atmosphere

• condensation

• water cycle

• evaporation

• transpiration

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Rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls from clouds in

the sky

• evaporation

• condensation

• precipitation

• run off

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The changing of water from liquid to a gas

• condensation

• evaporation

• run off

• groundwater

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The process by which water passes through soil

and seeps into the ground

• accumulation

• run off

• condensation

• infiltration

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