Water Cycle Phase Changes
Water Cycle 1
Water Cycle 2
Particle Motion
Quarter 1
100
Process when solid turns into liquid

Melting

100

Process describing when water falls back to Earth

Precipitation

100

Process that forms clouds

Condensation

100

During evaporation, thermal energy is (added/removed)

Added

100

Two factors that affect an object's kinetic energy

Mass and Speed

200

Process when liquid turns into solid

Freezing

200

Water flowing on the surface of the ground to is called...

Runoff

200

Sphere of Earth that includes all living organisms

Biosphere

200

During Condensation when gas turns to liquid, thermal energy is (added/removed)?

REMOVED

200

Elastic energy is a form of (kinetic or potential energy)?

potential energy

300

Process when liquid water turns into gas water vapor

Evaporation

300

Sphere of Earth that describes all living organisms

Biosphere

300
Name the 4 types of precipitation

Snow, Rain, Hail, Sleet

300

Hot air is (more/less) dense than colder air

LESS DENSE
300

Material that slows down heat transfer

Insulators

400

Process when water vapor turns back into liquid droplets

Condensation

400

Process of water seeping into the ground

Infiltration

400

Name 2 Extreme weather that will increase because of climate change affecting the water cycle

Droughts and Floods

400

During evaporation when liquid turns into water vapor, the particles....

a. move faster + spread out

b. move faster + close together

c. move slower. + spread out

d. move slower + close together

A. Move faster and spread out

400

You hold a cup of ice coffee. Which way is heat transferring? 

From your hand to iced coffee

500

Process of solid turning directly into gas

Sublimination

500

Process of water evaporating from plants' leaves

Transpiration

500

What are the two factors that controls the water cycle?

The sun and gravity

500

The number of water particles on this planet ...(is slowly decreasing, slowly increasing or staying the same) 

Staying the same

500

The type of relationship between Mass and Potential energy

Proportional/Direct