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Vocabulary on the Water Cycle

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Water from lakes, rivers and oceans changes from liquid to water vapor gas evaporation
Water vapors in the air hit a cool glass of ice. Suddenly water appears on the out side of the glass. Condensation
Water is running on the ground after rainfall or snow. runoff
Water running on the earth surface goes downwards into the ground. groundwater
Many wells are made from groundwater
The process of recycling water watercycle
How is the water cycle powered? sun
Rain precipitation
hail precipitation
snow precipitation
sleet precipitation
Artesian springs originate from _______ Groundwater
The major energy source for all the processes on earth sun
When water vapors gas change into clouds condensation
After heavy rain a puddle of water is dried up in two hours. evaporation
**Trees give off water through their leaves Transpiration
Trees take in their water from the _____ Ground
Plants use ______ to take in water from the ground roots
The water that plants take in from the ground is from the _______ groundwater
**Energy from the sun travels through air and water by a process called ________ convection
Pieces of earth materials example rocks may be moved by PS2.1d-Line air
Pieces of earth materials example rocks may be moved by PS2.1d-Line wind
Pieces of earth materials example rocks may be moved by PS2.1d-Line water
Pieces of earth materials example rocks may be moved by PS2.1d-Line gravity
The movement of earth materials by water erosion
The movement by sand and stones by wind erosion
The movement by rocks and stones by gravity erosion
The movement of rocks by air erosion
Which process changes the shape of rocks over time erosion
When rock from the park settles in the street after a heavy rain deposition
When the wind cause sand to move from a large rock and deposit in another place erosion then deposition
When water washes sand and stones from one place to another erosion then deposition
A pot of water is boiling on the stove. When the water vapor gas hits the cover. The gas changes back to water. condensation
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