4th SW science

Which of the following situations is an example of condensation?

• car windows fogging up
• snow falling from the clouds
• a pot of boiling water turning into gas
• a plant releasing oxygen into the atmosphere

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Water from a puddle that dries up is an example of which part of the water cycle?

• condensation
• perspiration
• evaporation
• percolation

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If students could rotate the globe quickly or slowly and the globe could rotate only at the rate that Earth actually rotates, about how long would each complete rotation take?

• 30 Days
• 60 Minutes
• 24 Hours
• 365 Days

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What goes first in the water cycle?

• Precipitation
• Condesation
• Evaporation
• Run-Off

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which is the 6th planet?

• Uranus
• Venus
• Saturn
• Mars

True or False precipitation can give rain,snow,sleet or hail

• True
• False

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which planet is closest to the sun?

• Venus
• Mars
• Jupiter
• Mercury

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1. Every day on Earth, water in the oceans is heated by the sun. As the ocean water is heated, it goes into the air as vapor. The water vapor forms clouds, and then the water falls to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Refer to the diagram above. What is the process in which water goes from the oceans into the air?

• A. condensation

• B. erosion

• C. evaporation

• D. melting

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4. A model of the water cycle was made using an aquarium with a glass cover, a container of ice cubes, water, and a lamp. Which part of the water cycle causes the water droplets to form on the glass cover?

• A. condensation

• B. evaporation

• C. precipitation

• D. runoff

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6) On Monday, Ti-Ling set a small pie pan filled with water on a tabletop in the living room. On Tuesday, the pan was only half-full, by Wednesday it was empty. Which answer below explains what happened to the water in the pie pan?

• A) boiling

• B) freezing

• C) evaporation

• D) condensation

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