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Land and Water Unit - Vocabulary

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Condensation   the process by which water vapor becomes water  
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Erosion   the wearing away and moving of soil and rocks  
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Evaporation   the process by which water becomes water vapor  
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Ground water   water that has soaked into the soil  
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Precipitation   Our "scientific" word rain, snow, sleet or hail  
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Runoff   water that flows over the surface of land  
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States of Matter   the forms that matter exist in: solid, liquid, & gas  
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Water   the clear liquid making up oceans, lakes and streams  
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Water Cycle   the process by which water moves through the ground, evaporates into the air, forms clouds and falls back to earth as rain.  
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Water Vapor   when water molecules escape into the air in the form of gas  
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deposition   the process by which materials that were eroded are dropped somewhere else  
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property   something about an object that helps identify it.  
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Stream table   the model that we used in class that showed us the effects of erosion and deposition caused by water  
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model   is a smaller or larger version of an object used to represent the actual object  
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matter   anything that takes up space  
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pore space   open spaces between soil particles that ground water can seep into  
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weathering   to become worn by the actions of weather  
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flow   to move freely, as a fluid; to proceed or move steadily and easily  
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