Lesson 3 Quiz - The Water Cycle

The state of water affects its movement. Which state allows water to flow easily and is predominately affected by gravity?

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

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What might happen to water after it seeps into the ground?

• It evaporates back into the atmosphere.

• It becomes part of the groundwater supply.

• It disappears

• It turns into ice.

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What are the 3 states of water?

• solid, liquid, and gas

• rain, snow, and sleet

• lakes, oceans, and streams

• Ohio, Michigan and Indiana

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What is the difference between glaciers and icebergs?

• glaciers are on land and icebergs are on water

• glaciers are on water and icebergs are on land

• glaciers can move freely and icebergs move slowly

• there is no difference, they are both giant blocks of ice and have the same definition

Earth is made up of ___ of water, and of that water, ___ is salt water

• 97%, 70%

• 70%, 2.5%

• 70%, 97%

• 2.5%, 70%

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Which process contributes to about 10% of the water in the atmosphere?

• Transpiration

• Sublimation

• Evaporation

• Condensation

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When water droplets in the atmosphere form ice crystals, the water molecules ____

• get lighter

• release energy

• absorb energy

• will rise

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In the diagram, what processes best describes what is happening in #2 and #4?

• 2. 2. evaporation
     4. deposition

• 2. 2. transpiration
     4. condensation

• 2. 2. transpiration
     4. deposition

• 2. 2. evaporation
     4. sublimation

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In the diagram, what processes best describes what is happening in #3 and #6?

• 2. 3. evaporation
     6. runoff

• 2. 3. sublimation
     6. infiltration

• 2. 3. deposition
     6. transpiration

• 2. 3. condensation
     6. precipitation

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In the diagram, what processes best describes what is happening in #1 and #5?

• 2. 1. evaporation
     5. runoff

• 2. 1. transpiration
     5. sublimation

• 2. 1. evaporation
     5. precipitation

• 2. 1. deposition
     5. precipitation

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