Vocabulary
Parts of Water Cycle
Water Cycle Information
What the H20
100

When certain locations around the world don't get enough precipitation they suffer thru

drought

100

What do you need to begin the water cycle

What is the sun and/or collection of water

100

A solid form of water that sometimes.floats on water like in Alaska

glacier

100

These animals once drank the same water that we do

dinosaurs

200

When the sun heats up liquids all over the world and then turns into water vapor-- liquid to a gas

What is evaporation?

200

Double Jeopardy.   In what stage does water vapor (gas) turn back into a liquid?

What is condensation?

200

Water is constantly doing this

moving

200

Double Jeopardy  What are the 5 forms of condensation that may be seen

frost, fog, mist, dew. clouds

300

Double Jeopardy   Process in which water moves from the surface of Earth to the air and then back again.

What is water cycle?

300

In which stage does water fall back to earth?

What is precipitation?

300

Double Jeopardy.    Water that starts on the surface but seeps or does down in the ground

infiltration

300

What are the 4 forms of precipitation

rain, snow, sleet, and hail

400

When a gas changes into a liquid

condensation

400
In which stage does a liquid into a gas?
What is evaporation?
400

I provide the heat and the water cycle couldn't happen without me

sun

400

What do you get when you have rain falling through a very cold pocket of air before it reaches the ground?

What is sleet forms?

500

Double Jeopardy When precipitation runs off into the oceans, lakes, rivers, and groundwater

What is aicumulation

500

Double Jeopardy In which order does the water cycle circulate?

What is water, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation, transpiration, and accumulation

500

Double Jeopardy. The flow of water that is underground is known as

groundwater flow

500

Double Jeopardy.   What are the the two types of condensation that collect one the ground or on car windshields without a form of precipitation

dew and frost

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