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What is the first step in the water cycle?
Evaporation
What is the second step in the water cycle?
Condensation
What is the thrid step in the water cycle?
Precipitation
What is the fourth step in the water cycle?
Run Off
What is the correct order of the water cycle
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, Run Off and Collection.
How do we call the process of the water coming to earth?
Precipitation
During the evaporation, what happens to water?
The water heats up and turns into gas or water vapor.
How are the clouds formed?
When the hot/warm air, meets the cold air and mixes with dirt and Dust
Water can fall as...
Rain, snow, hail, (sleet)
When the sun heats the water, the water becomes vapor. What is it?
Evaporation
____________ is when the water vapor meets cold air and makes drops of water.
Condensation
___________is when the cloud is heavy with water and the water falls.
Precipitation
___________ is when the rivers, lakes, oceans and streams gather water from the rain.
Collection
Rivers and lakes are examples of....
Water Collection
What state or Phase is H20 when it is in Precepertation
Liquid
___________ is when the rain, hail, snow, sleet travels back to the ocean
Run Off
What is the 5th Step in the water Cycle.
What is Condesation?
When the water vapour rises and meets the cold air and the vapour cools down turning back into a liquid.
Why do we have to look after the water run off and the water collection areas?


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