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    1. The document is a water cycle test that asks the student to: fill in a water cycle diagram with terms; match definitions to terms; answer true/false questions; and identify cloud types. 2. The water cycle diagram is filled in with: Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation. 3. Terms are matched to definitions for: Runoff, Saturation, Groundwater, Precipitation, Collection.

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    1. The document is a water cycle test that asks the student to: fill in a water cycle diagram with terms; match definitions to terms; answer true/false questions; and identify cloud types. 2. The water cycle diagram is filled in with: Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation. 3. Terms are matched to definitions for: Runoff, Saturation, Groundwater, Precipitation, Collection.

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    1. The document is a water cycle test that asks the student to: fill in a water cycle diagram with terms; match definitions to terms; answer true/false questions; and identify cloud types. 2. The water cycle diagram is filled in with: Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation. 3. Terms are matched to definitions for: Runoff, Saturation, Groundwater, Precipitation, Collection.

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    1. The document is a water cycle test that asks the student to: fill in a water cycle diagram with terms; match definitions to terms; answer true/false questions; and identify cloud types. 2. The water cycle diagram is filled in with: Collection, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation. 3. Terms are matched to definitions for: Runoff, Saturation, Groundwater, Precipitation, Collection.

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    Water Cycle Test

    Fill in the water cycle diagram.

    1. ________________________
    2.________________________
    3.________________________
    4.________________________

    Match the definition to the term:

    Precipitation

    water, from rain, snowmelt, or other


    sources, that flows over the land
    surface

    Groundwater

    the state or process that occurs


    when no more of something can be
    absorbed, combined with, or added.

    Runoff

    water present beneath Earth's


    surface in soil pore spaces and in the
    fractures of rock formations

    Saturation

    Collection

    water released from clouds in


    the form of rain freezing rain
    sleet snow or hail

    water that falls from the clouds


    as rain, snow, hail or sleet,
    collects in the oceans, rivers,

    lakes, streams
    True and False:
    1. Evaporation needs to have an energy source to work. ________
    2. Transpiration is the same thing as Evaporation. ___________
    3. Transpiration is the process of extracting water vapor from plants. ___________

    Draw the Cloud:

    Cumulus

    Cirrus

    Stratus

    Cumulonimbus

    Water Cycle Test


    Fill in the water cycle diagram.

    1. ___Collection_____________________
    2.___Evaporation_____________________
    3.____Condensation____________________
    4.___Precipitation_____________________

    Match the definition to the term:

    4.Precipitation

    1.water, from rain, snowmelt, or other


    sources, that flows over the land
    surface

    3.Groundwater

    2.the state or process that occurs


    when no more of something can be
    absorbed, combined with, or added.

    1.Runoff

    3.water present beneath Earth's


    surface in soil pore spaces and in the
    fractures of rock formations

    2.Saturation

    4. water released from clouds


    in
    the form of rain freezing rain
    sleet snow or hail

    5.Collection

    5.water that falls from the


    clouds as rain, snow, hail or
    sleet, collects in the oceans,
    rivers,
    lakes, streams

    True and False:


    4. Evaporation needs to have an energy source to work. __TRUE______
    5. Transpiration is the same thing as Evaporation. ___FALSE________
    6. Transpiration is the process of extracting water vapor from plants.
    __TRUE_________

    Draw the Cloud:

    Cumulus

    Cirrus

    Stratus

    Cumulonimbus

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