Water Cycle

When a liquid turn into a gas.

• Evaporation

• None of the above

• Liquid

• Condensation

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When a gas turns into a

liquid.

• Vapor

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Water Cycle

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Water in gas form.

• Condensation

• Water Vapor

• Purification

• Evaporation

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The cycle of the water

evaporating and condensing on earth. It has been happening for millions of

years.

• Evaporation

• Water pollution

• Water Vapor

• Water Cycle

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Water that falls to the ground. Comes in 3 main forms: rain, snow, and hail.

• Precipitation

• Water Cycle

• Condensation

• Evaporation

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As temperature rises, water evaporates faster or slower

(a)  

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True or false: when water droplets form on the outside of a glass of water, that water is seeping through the glass from the inside

(a)  

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How can the water we drink today was also around millions of years ago

(a)  

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What is Dew

• Dew is water in the form of droplets that appears on exposed objects in the morning due to condensation.

• Rain that falls in the morning

• Light misty Rain that falls in the night

• None of the above

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Distillation is a process where

• gas molecules of water vapor join up, or coalesce, causing the state of the gas molecules to change to liquid or solid forms

• condensed water vapor in the atmosphere forms water droplets that are large enough and heavy enough to be affected by Earth’s gravity

• liquid is heated until it turns into a vapor and then cooled so that it condenses back into a liquid

• releasing water and oxygen during photosynthesis, a source of approximately 10% of the water in the hydrologic cycle of Earth.

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