Water Cycle Review

Letter A is representing what part of the water cycle? 

• Condenstation
• Evaporation
• Accumulation 
• Precipitation 

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Letter B is representing what part of the water cycle? 

• Condenstation
• Evaporation
• Accumulation 
• Precipitation 

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Letter C is representing what part of the water cycle? 

• Condenstation
• Evaporation
• Accumulation 
• Precipitation 

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Letter D is representing what part of the water cycle? 

• Condenstation
• Evaporation
• Accumulation 
• Precipitation 

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A student looks outside her window after it has rained. She sees many puddles of water. later that same day, the puddles are gone. Which process explains why the puddles are gone? 

• accumulation of runoff
• precipitation 
• evaporation 
• condensation 

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Which of the following is a part of the water cycle? 

• The earth rotating or spinning on its axis every 24 hours
• The heat of the sun causes water to evaporate and rise in the air 
• The changes in the appearance of the moon
• Wind changing the formation of rocks over time

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What provides the energy for  the water cycle? 

• The water 
• The earth 
• The moon
• The sun

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Which of the following describes the process of condensation? 

• The heat of the sun causes water to evaporate and rise in the air 
• Water droplets getting larger and returning back to Earth. 
• Water vapor turns back into drops of water forming clouds 
• Water gathering on land and running into the ocean

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Water that falls to Earth’s surface as rain, snow, or ice is called

• evaporation
• condensation
• transpiration
• precipitation

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The arrows in the picture below are repenting the process of

• The sun cooling the water in the lake 
• The clouds pulling up water from the lake 
• The water from the lake changing into a gas 
• The water falling from the clouds into the lake 

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