Water Cycle Review- Third Grade
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Water vapor that condenses on cool surfaces is: | dew
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| Clouds are formed by | water vapor condensing
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| High, feathery white clouds made of tiny pieces of ice are called | cirrus
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| A puffy cloud that looks like cotton is called | cumulus
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| Water droplets that are too heavy to float make | rain
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| A cloud that forms just above the surface of the earth is called | fog
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| What clouds form in sheets or layers and spread out over the sky? | stratus
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| Moisture that falls to the ground is | precipitation
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| Most of the earth's water is | in the ocean
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| Most of the water that evaporates on the earth comes from: | oceans
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