Hydrologic Cycle Test Review

Check all the ones that are the basic components of the water cycle.

• sun

• plants

• gravity

• evaporation

• houses

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Check all the ones that are the basic components of the water cycle.

• animals

• landforms

• solar system

• gravity

• atmosphere

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Pick any of the phases of the hydrologic cycle that are driven by the sun’s energy.

• percolation

• transpiration

• evaporation

• condensation

• runoff

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Pick any of the phases of the hydrologic cycle that are driven by the force of gravity.

• percolation

• transpiration

• precipitation

• condensation

• runoff

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Which process of the water cycle are the arrows pointing to?

• evaporation

• condensation

• transpiration

• runoff

• percolation

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Which process of the water cycle is the arrow pointing to?

• evaporation

• condensation

• transpiration

• runoff

• percolation

Which process of the water cycle are the arrows pointing to?

• evaporation

• condensation

• transpiration

• crystallization

• percolation

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Which process of the water cycle are the arrows pointing to?

• evaporation

• runoff

• transpiration

• crystallization

• percolation

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Which process of the water cycle are the arrows pointing to?

• evaporation

• runoff

• transpiration

• precipitation

• percolation

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NGSS.5-ESS2-1

Choose the best claim that explains how the sun drives the water cycle (choose 1).

• The sun is the source of energy that powers the water cycle and all its processes including: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, transpiration, infiltration, and runoff.

• The sun is not a source of energy that powers the water cycle and its processes.

• The sun is the source of energy that powers the water cycle and its processes including: evaporation and transpiration.

• The sun is the source of energy that powers the water cycle and its processes including: precipitation, infiltration, and runoff.

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