Water Cycle

Question 1

Water at the surface is turned into water vapor

Answer 1

Evaporation

Question 2

Ice converts directly into water vapor without ever being converted into liquid form

Answer 2

Sublimation

Question 3

Liquid water is turned into water vapor by plants

Answer 3

Transpiration

Question 4

Water vapor in the air gets cooled and is turned back into a liquid it forms clouds

Answer 4

Condensation

Question 5

Water is condensed and the air cannot hold anymore more moisture this excess water falls back to earth as rain sleet snow etc.

Answer 5

Precipitation

Question 6

Water that is precipitated to earth that does not run off into the river is absorbed by plants and moves deep into the soil

Answer 6

Infiltration

Question 7

Water that runs over the surface of Earth then the cycle begins again!

Answer 7

Surface runoff

Question 8

Is water essential to all life

Answer 8

Yes

Question 9

Does water cover more than 70% of earths surface

Answer 9

Yes

Question 10

True or false

The earth does not have a specific amount of water on in the amount always changes

Answer 10

False

The earth has a specific amount of water on it and that amount never changes

Question 11

Will this water be used again

Answer 11

Yes

Question 12

True or false

There are 10 parts to the water cycle

Answer 12

False there are seven parts for the water cycle evaporation, sublimation, transportation, condensation, precipitation, infiltration, and surface runoff

Question 13

What are the three states of matter

Answer 13

Solid liquid and gas

Question 14

True or false

It is not important to remember that during the water cycle water can exist in solid liquid and gaseous form

Answer 14

False it is important

Question 15

The largest body of water on earth 70% of earths surface

Answer 15

Ocean