The video tutorial explains the water cycle, focusing on evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. It begins with a curious inquiry about rain, followed by a demonstration using a jug of water to show evaporation. The process of condensation is explained as water vapor cools and forms droplets. Precipitation is described as these droplets fall due to gravity, completing the water cycle. The video also includes a home experiment to simulate rain and an explanation of hailstorm formation.

What was the initial reaction of the characters when it started to rain?

• They were excited to play in the rain.

• They were indifferent to the rain.

• They were disappointed because they wanted to play outside.

• They were scared of the rain.

What happens to the water in the jug when it is left in the sun?

• It boils and overflows.

• It evaporates into water vapor.

• It remains the same.

• It turns into ice.

What is the role of the sun in the water cycle?

• It freezes the water.

• It heats the water, causing evaporation.

• It condenses the water vapor.

• It cools down the water.

What is the process called when water vapor turns back into water droplets?

• Condensation

• Evaporation

• Sublimation

• Precipitation

Why do raindrops fall from the sky?

• Due to the sun's heat.

• Because they are pushed by clouds.

• Due to Earth's gravity.

• Because of the wind.

What is the term for the entire process of water evaporating, condensing, and precipitating?

• Water Cycle

• Hydrological Cycle

• Rain Cycle

• Cloud Cycle

What happens to water vapor when it goes very high in the atmosphere?

• It freezes into ice.

• It disappears.

• It turns into rain.

• It evaporates further.

What are hailstones?

• Small balls of ice.

• Pieces of cloud.

• Drops of rain.

• Frozen snowflakes.

What causes hailstones to fall to the ground?

• They are pushed by the wind.

• They become heavy and fall due to gravity.

• They melt and turn into rain.

• They are thrown by clouds.

What is the main difference between rain and hail?

• Rain is warm, hail is cold.

• Rain is fast, hail is slow.

• Rain is liquid, hail is solid.

• Rain is small, hail is large.