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5.3.2 Water Cycle, Weather, and Climate Quiz Rev ...
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4. ____ The levels of various factors in the atmosphere such as temperature, air pressure, wind, and humidity
D. Conditions
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12. During which stage of the water cycle does the following occur? (part 4) Liquid or solid water falls back down to Earth:
Precipitation
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1st 8. What day did precipitation begin?
July 26th
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12. During which stage of the water cycle does the following occur? (part 1) Liquid Water transforms to water vapor:
Evaporation
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7. What would be a good prediction for the temperature on 7/28?
23 Degrees Celsius
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12. During which stage of the water cycle does the following occur? (part 2) Water vapor (gas) transforms into a liquid:
Condensation
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14. What happens to water once it is heated enough to evaporate?
It interacts freely with air molecules and rises into the atmosphere.
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Identify whether the statement is describing weather or climate. Explain your answer. 20. El Paso has moist, mild winters and dry summers.
Climate - describes expected patterns and trends over a long period of time
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Identify whether the statement is describing weather or climate. Explain your answer. 21. Galveston is getting hit by a hurricane right now.
Weather - it is happening right now.
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Correctly name the parts of the Water Cycle to match the labels in the picture. 9. B:
Condensation
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Correctly name the parts of the Water Cycle to match the labels in the picture. 11. D:
Runoff
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16. The picture is a model of the - _______________________
The water cycle
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18. What is happening at the top of the bottle?
Condensation
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2. ____ The general weather for a location over a very long period of time
A. Climate
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12. During which stage of the water cycle does the following occur? (part 3) Liquid water accumulates together covering a large area:
Accumulation
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23. Using what you know about the water cycle, what is the best explanation for how clouds form?
Water vapor cools and begins to form groups around dust particles in the atmosphere.
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1. ____ The layers of air above and around Earth
C. Atmosphere
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Correctly name the parts of the Water Cycle to match the labels in the picture. 10. C:
Precipitation
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13. The Sun drives many of Earth’s natural processes. How does the Sun interact with the ocean?
The sun heats the water giving it the energy needed to evaporate and begin the water cycle.
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Identify whether the statement is describing weather or climate. Explain your answer. 22. The rainbow after the storm was beautiful!
Weather - it happened once - not a pattern or trend
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3. ____ The smallest unit that makes up water, made of 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen atoms.
E. Water Molecules
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24. Can a decrease in temperature cause water to evaporate?
No. An increase in temperature is needed.
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17. What causes the increase in temperature needed for this lab ? ____________________________
The lamp (modeling the energy from the sun)
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15. Does that water vapor come back to Earth?
Only after it condenses back into liquid water.
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6. The temperature from 7/23 - 7/27 seems to be ________________________.
Decreasing. or getting colder
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Correctly name the parts of the Water Cycle to match the labels in the picture. 2nd 8.A:
Evaporation
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19. What do the drops running down the bottle represent?
Precipitation
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25. How can the Sun and Ocean’s relationship impact extreme weather like hurricanes?
The ocean absorbs the heat energy from the sun which feeds hurricanes. Without warm water, the hurricane quickly dies out.
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5. ____ The daily environmental changes in a specific location or time period
B. Weather
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