Water Cycle Review

What is the first step to the water cycle?

• Condensation

• Water vapor

• Evaporation

• All of the above

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What are the 4 main types of precipitation?

• Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow

• Rain, Snow, Something, Water

• Rain, Snow, Sleet, Water

• Rain, Snow Sleet, Hail

What does the water vapor collect onto to condense and form clouds?

• Air

• Water

• Cloud Fluff

• Dust

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Land heats ______ than water during the day.

When does a sea breeze occur?

• Day

• Noon

• Night

• Time

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How is a land breeze made?

• The land cools faster than the water so the water is warmer, and that warmer air rises, and because the land is colder, its cold air comes in to takes the place that the warm air left behind.

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• The land heats faster than the water so the water is warmer, and that warmer air rises, and because the land is warmer, its cold air comes in to takes the place that the warm air left behind.

• Because that's life

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What force drives almost all the extreme weather on our planet?

• Rain

• Weather

• Wind

• Surface currents

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If you are standing with the wind at your back and the clouds are moving left to right, what will likely happen to the weather?

• It will get better

• It will get worse

• Nothing will happen

• All of the above

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Why can a tornado move faster than normal wind?

• Because it can

• Because it is fast

• Because it is spinning

• Because it is a circle

What are the two currents?

• Ocean current, and bubble current

• Turtle current, and deep sea current

• Deep sea current, and salt current

• Surface current, and deep sea current

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