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G3 Ch7 L2 The Water Cycle

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    Week 24 McGraw-Hill Science for ESL students.
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  • What are clouds?
    Collections of water droplets and/or ice crystals floating in the sky.
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  • What kind of clouds are these? How do you know? What kind of weather do they indicate?
    Cirrus; they're thin and wispy; windy weather, or an upcoming change in weather.
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  • What kind of clouds are these? How do you know? What kind of weather do they indicate?
    Stratus; they're low and like a blanket; cloudy weather, maybe some precipitation.
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  • What kind of clouds are these? How do you know? What kind of weather do they indicate?
    Cumulus; they're white, puffy, and have flat bottoms; fair weather, maybe thunderstorms if the pile up and become dark.
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  • Name three of the four steps of the water cycle.
    Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection.
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  • Why is the water cycle called a cycle?
    Because it keeps going, around and around. It's a pattern that repeats regularly.
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  • Name three types of severe weather.
    Tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards, etc.
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  • What is precipitation? Name three kinds.
    Water falling from the sky: rain, sleet, hail, snow.
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  • What is evaporation? Give one example.
    Liquid changing to gas.
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  • What is condensation? What causes it?
    Gas changing to liquid; cooling temperatures.
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