WorksheetsThe Water Cycle
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Water evaporates from the oceans, rivers, lakes and dams on Earth because of:
The water cycle
Condensation
The sun's heat
Global warming
Rain, snow and hail are all examples of:
Precipitation
Perspiration
Weather
Persipitation
What part of the water cycle does this picture represent?
Condensation
Clouds
Evaporation
Precipitation
What change of state occurs when evaporation happens?
Liquid to Gas
Liquid to Solid
Solid to Gas
Gas to Liquid
What is formed when condensation occurs in the atmosphere?
(a)
What word from the water cycle is shown in this picture?
Evaporation
Evapouration
Condensation
Rising
Water droplets in clouds can freeze to form:
Hail and snow
Snow and ice
Ice and hail
Rain and sleet
The change of state when condensation occurs is:
Gas to liquid
Gas to solid
Liquid to gas
Liquid to solid
Plants give off _______________ from their _________________.
water vapour; leaves
water; leaves
Carbon-dioxide; leaves
Gas; roots
Snow ends up filling rivers after which change of state?
Liquid to solid
Solid to liquid
Melting
Precipitation
Water droplets (a) to form hail stones.
The water cycle is changing every year because of:
Global warming
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
What is shown in this picture? You may select as many as you like.
Hail
Snow
Precipitation
Condensation
Water returning to the Earth's surface
Hail stones are an example of:
Solidification
Evaporation
The Water Cycle
A Gas
In order for water vapour to condense, it first has to_________.
cool down
evaporate
heat up
rain
The steam from a boiling kettle is an example of:
evaporation
melting
solidifying
condensation
heating
Most water on Earth is found in the
(a)
What is this picture an example of?
Melting
Solidifying
Evaporation
The water cycle
Where does heat energy for all life on Earth come from?
(a)
The correct order for the water cycle is:
evaporation --> condensation --> precipitation
condensation --> evaporation --> precipitation
precipitation --> condensation --> evaporation
evaporation --> precipitation --> condensation
