Chapter 9 Lesson 1 and 2 /Water Cycle
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| What causes the water cycle to continually occur? | The sun's energy
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| What are tropical storms with wind speeds of 119 kilometers per hour, or 74 miles per hour--or more? | Hurricanes
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| What is the process in which water moves from the surface of Earth to the air and them back again? | The water cycle
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| Water that falls back to Earth is called | precipitation
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| What causes flooding during a hurricane? | Rain and storm surge
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| What is a fast-spinning spiral of wind that stretches from the clouds of a thunderstorm to the ground? | Tornado
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| Process by which a liquid changes into a gas. | Evaporation
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| What might be the result if a tropical storm grew stronger? | Hurricane
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| Which form of precipitation occurs when water vapor turns directly into ice? | Snow
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| What forms when water vapor cools and condenses on dust particles in the air? | Clouds
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| Process by which a gas changes into a liquid | Condensation
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| Ryan is showing the class how liquid water can be changed to other forms. What will happen when he heats the liquid water to a high temperature? | It will evaporate.
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