Lesson 1 Vocab
Lesson 2 Vocab
Water and Its Properties
The Water Cycle
100

What is polarity?

Anything that has a positive charge on one side and negative on the other side.

100

What is the sublimation? 

The change of a solid to a gas.

100

Give an example of cohesion. 

Water forming into a water droplet.

100

What processes change water into a gas?

Sublimation and Evaporation

200

What is cohesion?

The property that keeps the same molecules together.

200

What is evaporation? 

The change of liquid water to water vapor.

200

Give an example of adhesion.

Water soaking into a paper towel.

200

What powers the water cycle? 

The Sun

300

What is adhesion?

The property that keeps different molecules together.

300

What is condensation? 

The change of water vapor to liquid water.

300

Why is water polar?

It has one negative atom: oxygen and two positive atoms: hydrogen

300

Within which water body does water move the slowest?

Groundwater

400

What is specific heat?

The energy needed to heat a substance by a certain amount.

400

What is transpiration? 

The movement of water from plant pores into the atmosphere. 

400

Why does ice when float when it is place in water? 

It is less dense than water.

400

A weather report stated that rain was likely with some snow and hail also possible. Which statement is not true about rain, snow, and hail?

They are all the same state.

500

What is a solvent? 

A liquid that dissolves a substance.

500

What is precipitation? 

Liquid or frozen water falling from the atmosphere to Earth. 

500

What is the relationship between developing countries, clean water, and human health?

Many developing countries lack clean water, which can cause health issues. 

500

A river flowing downhill transports matter toward its base. Matter can be dissolvent in water or can be in the form of sediment. Which form of matter (sand, leaves, pebbles, or minerals) would be dissolved?

Minerals