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trap
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rocket
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shark
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banana
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What part of the water cycle is shown in this image?
Precipitation
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What is another name for the water cycle?
Hydrologic Cycle
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Explain evaporation in your own words.
Evaporation is when water absorbs heat energy and changes into water vapor.
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trap
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gift
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What part of the water cycle is shown in this image?
Respiration
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What part of the water cycle is shown in this image?
Transpiration
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magnet
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Explain condensation in your own words.
Condensation is when water vapor droplets collect and form clouds because of increased density.
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What part does the sun play in the water cycle?
The sun provides the heat energy that drives the water cycle.
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Name three of the places where water can be collected.
Teacher Check: lakes, rivers, streams, glaciers, ocean, groundwater
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Explain collection in your own words.
Collection is when water from the clouds collects in different locations on earth.
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What part of the water cycle is shown in this image?
Melting
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lifesaver
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seesaw
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rocket
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banana
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Name three things that drive the motion and cycling of water through the water cycle.
1. The suns energy 2. The force of gravity 3. Density
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Explain precipitation in your own words.
Precipitation is when dense water droplets fall from the clouds due to gravity.
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