Vocabulary
Water World
True or False
Picture This
Name That Process
100

An Ocean is an example of...

Collection

100

Give three examples of precipitation

rain, sleet, snow, hail

100

TRUE or FALSE: The water on Earth today is the same water that was here during the ice age.

True

100

Label C

evaporation

100

A mud puddle drying in the sun.

evaporation

200

Evaporation is the opposite of...

Condensation

200

What do we call water in a gas form?

water vapor

200

TRUE or FALSE: Water is constantly moving and changing from one form (liquid, gas, solid) to another.

True

200

Label D

condensation

200

Morning dew on the grass.

condensation

300

Water that flows over the surface rather than soaking into the ground.

Runoff

300

What is one negative impact that humans can have on the water cycle?

Atmospheric Pollution --> Acid Rain

300

TRUE or FALSE: Liquid will change to a solid when heat is added.

False.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:

Liquid will change to a _____ when heat is added.

This process is called _____.

300

Label G

collection

300

A sunflower uses its roots to pull water up from the soil.

Plant Uptake

400

How easily water can run through something.

Permeability

400

What is one way that evaporation can help humans?

purification

400

TRUE or FALSE: If a rock has high porosity, it has low permeability. 

false

400

Label B

transpiration

400

Water from a river ends up in the ocean.

Collection

500

How much space / how many holes is in a material.

Porosity

500

For each of the three states of matter that water can exist in, give an example. (e.g. liquid: rain)

SOLID: Snow, Ice, Glacier, etc.

LIQUID: Rain, Lake, Ocean, River, Dew, etc.

Gas: Water Vapor, Steam, etc.

500

TRUE or FALSE: Transpiration is when a drop of water on top of a leaf evaporates into the atmosphere.

False.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:

Why is the previous statement incorrect?

(Transpiration is when a drop of water on top of a leaf evaporates into the atmosphere.)

500

Label 7

infiltration

500

A tree gives off water vapor into the atmosphere as a waste product.

Transpiration

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