Basics of Water Cycle
Water Cycle in Action
Drought
Water conservation
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What is evaporation?

Water turning from liquid into vapor

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What heats up water to start evaporation?

The sun.

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What is a drought?

A long period with little or no rain.

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Can you name one way to save water at home?

Shorter showers

Turn off faucet when brushing teeth


100

True or False: The water cycle stops during a drought.

False

200

What is condensation?

Water vapor cooling and forming clouds


200

What is runoff?

Water flowing over land into rivers/lakes.

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How does drought affect plants?

They dry out or die.

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Why should we fix leaky faucets?

It wastes water.


200

What state of matter is water vapor?

Gas

300

What is precipitation?

Water falling from clouds(rain, snow, sleet, hail)

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What is collection?

Water gathering in oceans, lakes, rivers.

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Name one cause of a drought.

Lack of rain

Climate change

High temperatures

300

What was the cause of the Dust Bowl?

Bad land management and drought

300

What two processes happen in clouds?

Condensation and precipitation. 

400

What process turns water vapor into clouds?

Condensation

400

What happens to puddles after it stops raining?

They evaporate.

400

How can drought affect people?

Water shortages

Crop failure

Wildfires

400

Why is conserving water important during a drought?

Water supply is limited.

400

What would happen if there were no evaporation?

no clouds or rain

500

Put these in order: 

Precipitation

Evaporation

Condensation

Evaporation

Condensation

Precipitation

500

Why is the water cycle important?

It recycles water and supports life.

500

How does drought affect the water cycle?

Less precipitation

Less collection

Slower water cycle

500

Explain how saving water helps the environment.

The ecosystem is protected and it helps the water supply.

500

Explain how the sun drives the water cycle?

It gives energy for evaporation.