What provides the energy that keeps the water cycle moving?
The sun
What is a form of liquid precipitation?
Rain
What is the name of the force that pulls water down to the Earth?
Gravity
What is a form of solid precipitation?
Snow, hail, or sleet
Which step of the process involves water vapor cooling and changing back to a liquid?
Condensation
What step of the water cycle is this picture showing? 
Precipitation
Which vocab term means: Anything that has made water or air dirty?
Pollution
What is the step called where water condenses and falls to the ground as a solid or a liquid?
Precipitation
Some people get water from a source that involves digging into the ground to get to underground water... What is this water source called?
A well
What word means the careful use of our natural resources?
Conservation
What is the process where liquid water is heated and turns into a gas?
Evaporation
True or False: The water cycle always starts with runoff.
False! The water cycle is a continuous cycle with no beginning or end.
What is this an example of? 
Condensation
What is the vocab term for water that has been heated and turned into a gas?
Water Vapor
What step in the water cycle is happening to the water in this pot? 
Evaporation
After recess on a rainy day, what helps the playground equipment dry off?
A. Reflection of the moon
B. Liquid from rain
C. Shade from clouds
D. Energy from sun
D. Energy from Sun
In which type of weather will water in a puddle evaporate the fastest?
A: Stormy and Cloudy
B: Cool and rainy
C: Hot and Sunny
D: Cold and Snowy
Fill in the processes of the water cycle: ![]()
Top Box: Condensation
Left: Precipitation
Bottom: Run Off
Right: Evaporation
True or False: The water cycle is a continuous movement of water on, in, and above Earth.
True
What is the name for a lake made by humans that holds water?
A reservoir
Which waterway is a part of a SALTWATERaquatic ecosystem?
A river
A pond
An ocean
A reservoir
An ocean
What is an example of groundwater?
Wells or underground streams
Name a way that water can become polluted.
People throw trash and litter into ditches and waterways.
Oil and gasoline leak from boats into waterways and from cars in parking lots. Then this runs off into waterways during heavy rain.
Farmers fertilize their lawns right before it rains, and then chemicals run off into ditches and streams, which then go into rivers.
When animals get crowded together on a farm or in a dog park, their waste gets washed into streams, rivers, and lakes.
Where can we find surface water on our planet? Give two examples!
Lakes, Oceans, Rivers, Ponds, and Reservoirs
What is an example of an act that helps conserve the water supply?
Turning off the water while brushing your teeth.
Watering your lawn in the mornings or evenings so the sun doesn't evaporate it as quickly as it would in the middle of the day.
Taking short showers instead of long showers or full baths.
Checking your home for leaks and getting them fixed.