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Water Cycle - Task Cards 2
By NICHOLAS GLAESER
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Question 1
1.
Which image shows precipitation?
Question 2
2.
Which image shows transpiration?
Question 3
3.
Which image best represents solar energy?
Question 4
4.
Which image shows surface runoff?
Question 5
5.
Which image does NOT show an example of condensation?
Question 6
6.
Which image shows an example of evaporation?
Question 7
7.
Which image shows the source of energy for the water cycle?
Question 8
8.
What occurs during percolation?
Water vapor condenses.
Water evaporates.
Water seeps underground.
Water runs off into an ocean or lake.
Question 9
9.
What is groundwater?
Water frozen in a glacier
Water from precipitation that is stored in the pores of soil and rock
The release of water from the clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
A collection of water in lakes and oceans
Question 10
10.
What is a accumulation?
The release of water from the clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
Water frozen in a glacier
Water from precipitation that is stored in the pores of soil and rock
A collection of water in lakes and oceans
Question 11
11.
What is a water vapor?
Water in a solid state
Water that is underground
Water in a gas state
Water in a liquid state
Question 12
12.
What is precipitation?
Water frozen in a glacier
Water from precipitation that is stored in the pores of soil and rock
The release of water from the clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail
A collection of water in lakes and oceans
Question 13
13.
What is a synonym for collection?
Water vapor
Evaporation
Accumulation
Precipitation
Question 14
14.
How are condensation and evaporation different?
Condensation is due to cooling while evaporation is due to heating.
Condensation changes liquid water to water vapor while evaporation changes water vapor to liquid water.
Condensation occurs underground while evaporation occurs in the atmosphere.
Question 15
15.
How are rain and hail different?
Rain is caused by evaporation and hail is not.
Rain is liquid precipitation and hail is solid precipitation.
Rain is a liquid form of condensation and hail is solid.
Hail can result in runoff and rain cannot.
Question 16
16.
How are transpiration and evaporation similar?
Both processes occur during precipitation.
Both processes add ice to the atmosphere.
Both processes occur directly after condensation.
Both processes add water vapor to the atmosphere.
Question 17
17.
A potential sequence of three stages in the water cycle is shown below.
What term belongs in the blank?
Transpiration
Precipitation
Accumulation
Condensation
Question 18
18.
What must happen for condensation to occur?
Cooling water vapor
Cooling liquid water
Heating water vapor
Heating liquid water
Question 19
19.
Which arrow represents the process of evaporation?
Question 20
20.
What is represented by the arrow?
Rain falling into the ocean
Solar energy heating ocean water
Water vapor condensing
Water evaporating from the ocean
