Vocabulary
Importance
Water Cycle
Precipitation
Vocabulary 2
100
rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
What is Precipitation?
100
Water found underground
What is groundwater?
100

The process where water vapor is released from the leaves of plants into the air.

What is transpiration?

100

Four forms of precipitation

What are rain, sleet, hail, and snow?

100

Gas that people need to live.

What is Oxygen?

200

Water moving continuously through the atmosphere, land, and oceans

What is Water Cycle?

200

Oceans contain this type of water.

What is saltwater?

200

After precipitation, some water runs over the surface of the earth into rivers and lakes; this flow is called this.

What is runoff?

200

The most common form of precipitation

What is rain?

200

The measurement of how hot or cold something is

What is temperature?

300
The process of a gas turning into a liquid.
What is Condensation?
300
Water that you can't drink.
What is Salt water?
300

This process forms clouds in the sky from water vapor cooling down.

What is condensation?

300

Water freezes in the clouds and falls as tiny white crystals

What is snow?

300
The three states of water
What is Solid, Liquid,and gas ?
400
Water changes to water vapor.
What is Evaporation?
400
Only 3% of water on earth.
What is fresh water?
400

When water moves downward through soil and collects underground , this process is called this.

What is infiltration?

400

The instrument used to determine the amount of liquid precipitation

What is a rain gauge?

400
measuring how hot or cold something is.
What is temperature?
500
A huge sheet of moving ice.
What is Glacier?
500
Most of this water is frozen
What is fresh water?
500

This term refers to the transformation of water directly from a solid form to a gas without becoming a liquid

What is sublimation?

500

Semi-frozen precipitation that forms on cold surfaces when rain or drizzle hits them and freezes.

What is freezing rain?

500

Underground layers of rock that store significant amounts of water

What is an aquifer?