The Water Cycle

Rising water vapor that meets cold air and turns water droplets is known as:

• dehydration

• evaporation

• precipitation

• condensation

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Once water makes it's way through the entire water cycle, the water:

• stays in the same stage

• disappears

• starts the cycle again

• starts a different cycle

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Where does the energy that powers the water cycle come from?

• the Earth

• The moon

• The sun

• The stars

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Liquid water turning into water vapor from plants

• evaporation

• transpiration

• precipitation

• condensation

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Water vapor turning to liquid water (can be in the form of water droplets)

• evaporation

• transpiration

• precipitation

• condensation

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Liquid water turning into water vapor

• evaporation

• transpiration

• precipitation

• condensation

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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are forms of:

• evaporation

• transpiration

• precipitation

• condensation

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A cloud is made of which of the following?

• water drops or ice crystals

• water vapor

• carbon dioxide

• marshmallows

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Wet clothes drying in the sun is an example of

• evaporation

• condensation

• transpiration

• precipitation

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Dew on grass occurs when water vapor cools and changes into a liquid. Dew on grass is an example of:

• evaporation

• condensation

• transpiration

• precipitation