TEST 10/30 - Water Cycle Study Guide
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| The process in which water constantly moves throughout our atmosphere and back to Earth. | Water Cycle
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| Most of the water in the water cycle comes from the ____? | Ocean
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| The ocean covers about ____% of Earth. | 70
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| ____% of all the water on Earth is salt water. | 97
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| There are _____ phases in the water cycle. | Four
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| The phases of the water cycle are ______, ______, ______, and ______. | Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection
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| _______________ is the phase where liquid water heats up and becomes a gas, or water vapor. | Evaporation
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| The the water vapor (gas) ______ down and condenses with other water droplets (liquid) to form a cloud. | Cools
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| What is the phase where water vapor cools down and condenses with other water droplets (liquid) to form a could? | Condensation
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| When condensation happens and forms a cloud close to the ground, it is called ______. | Fog
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| The next phase happens when the water droplets become too _____ and fall back down to the Earth. | Heavy
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| What is the phase where water droplets become to heavy and fall back down to Earth? | Precipitation
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| What are the four forms of precipitation? | Rain, sleet, snow, and hail
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| When it is so cold that the water vapor goes straight from gas to solid, that is how ____ happens! | Snow
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| After the water has returned to Earth, it collects into rivers, lakes,ponds, under the ground, and oceans! This stage is called ________. | Collection
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| The water gets most of its energy to keep moving through the water cycle from the _____. | Sun
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| What are the three states of matter? | Solid, liquid, and gas
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| Water freezes (goes from liquid to solid) at _____ degrees Fahrenheit. | 32
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| Water freezes (goes from liquid to solid) at _____ degrees Celsius. | 0
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| Water boils (goes from liquid to gas) at _____ degrees Fahrenheit. | 212
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| Water boils (goes from liquid to gas) at ______ degrees Celsius. | 100
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| What state of matter is ice? (solid, liquid, gas) | Solid
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| What state of matter is water? (solid, liquid, gas) | Liquid
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| What state of matter is water vapor? (solid, liquid, gas) | Gas
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| Condensation happens when a gas is (freezing or melting)? | Freezing
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| Evaporation occurs when a solid is (freezing or melting)? | Melting
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| During evaporation, what are the states of matter? | Liquid to gas
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| During condensation, what are the states of matter? | Gas to liquid
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| During precipitation, what are the states of matter? | Liquid or solid
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| During collection, what is the state of matter? | Liquid
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