Water Cycle (a)
Water Cycle (b)
Water Cycle (c)
Water Cycle (d)
Water Cycle (e)
100

The components that make up water

What is hydrogen and oxygen

100
When liquid changes slowly to a gas.
What is evaporation.
100

The continual movement of water between the land, ocean and the air

What is the water cycle

100

The process where water pools in large bodies of water 

What is collection 

100

Pure water is

What is drinkable? 

200

When water flows over the Earth's surface and gathers in lakes, oceans, and streams.

What is runoff

200

Ice crystals form in 

What is clouds.

200
Which process changes rain into snow.
What is freezing.
200

The amount of Earth's surface covered by water.

What is 70%

200

Rain that falls and partially freezes is called? 

What is sleet.

300

Name the four forms of precipitation.

What is rain, hail, sleet, and snow.

300

The 3 different forms water is found

What is solid, liquid and gas

300
When water is in a gas state.
What is water vapor.
300

Undrinkable water 

What is salt water

300

A cycle

What is: A process that repeats itself  

400

Water absorbs heat energy from the sun and turns into

What is vapors.

400

The rate of evaporation increases as the temperature

What is increases


400
The energy source that drives the water cycle.
What is the Sun
400

2 factors that make water vapors fall to the ground as precipitation 

 What are wind or temperature change

400

The part of the water cycle when clouds get heavy and can no longer hold the liquid water. This causes the water to fall from the sky to the earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

What is the precipitation. 

500

When water vapor in the air is changed into a liquid. 

What is condensation. 

500

Through evaporation, water moves to the   

What is atmosphere?

500

 What is the sun doing to the ocean?  

What is heating up the water and changing it to a gas. 

500

The evaporation of water through minute pores in the leaves of plants 

 What is transpiration

500

At high altitudes the water vapors change into very tiny particles of ice and water droplets because of

 What is lower or colder temperatures