Water Cycle 1
Water Cycle 2
Water Cycle 3
Earth's Rotation 1
Earth's Rotation 2
100

What are the water cycle stages in order?

Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, and Accumulation or Runoff

100

The water that sinks into the soil is called?

Groundwater

100

Define Weather

The condition of the sky and air at a given place and time

100

Earth completes one rotation in how many hours?

24

100

When are shadows the shortest?

Noon or midday

200

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

Sun is the energy source and causes the ocean's water to evaporate.

200

What stage of the water cycle separates water from salt?

Evaporation

200

Which student was correct on page 253?

Tama

200

The cycle of day and night occurs because the Earth does what?

 

Rotates on its axis.

200

When are shadows the longest?

Sunrise and sunset or early morning and early evening 
300

Name the four kinds of precipitation

Rain, hail, sleet, and snow

300

What is accumulation?

Process in which precipitation collects into a larger body 

300

Where is most of the water on Earth stored


Oceans

300

**DAILY DOUBLE**

When it is noon in Texas, where is it nighttime?


Places listed on page 299.

300

When the shadow is pointing East, where is the sun?

West

400

In Hawaii for 45 years, the amount of rain that fell at a school was measured and recorded.  Is this recording an example of weather or climate?

Climate

400

What stage allows water to move from the atmosphere to the earth?

Precipitation

400

Draw symbols that represent the following stages of the water cycle - Evaporation, Precipitation, and Condensation 

See board

400

A term used to describe why the sun appears to move across the sky.

Apparent Motion

400

If nighttime in Alaska lasts for 14 hours, how many hours of daylight will there be?

10 hours

500

How do clouds form? 

Clouds form from water vapor that rises from the surface. As the water cools, it changes into water droplets.

500

What is the definition of the water cycle?

The continuous movement of water between Earth's surface and the air, changing from liquid to gas and back again.

500

Why is the sun so important to the water cycle?

Without the sun, the water cycle wouldn't exist.

500

Austin holds a model of Earth. Evelyn uses a flashlight to model the Sun. How should they model the cycle of day and night?

Austin should rotate or spin in place and Evelyn should stand still holding the flashlight.

500

Which statement best explains seasons on the Earth?

A. During a rotation, Earth is closer to the sun during the summer than it is during the winter.

B. During a revolution, Earth is closer to the sun during the summer than it is during the winter.

C. Because Earth’s axis is tilted, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the sun at a point during Earth’s revolution.


C. Because Earth’s axis is tilted, the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the sun at a point during Earth’s revolution.

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