Hydrologic
Cycle 1
Hydrologic
Cycle 2
Hydrologic
Cycle 3
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What keeps the hydrologic cycle going?
The sun
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Evaporation is when water changes from a
__________ to a __________.
Evaporation is when water changes from a liquid to a gas.
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What is the definition of runoff?
Water that moves or flows over Earth’s surface
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The picture shows which step of the hydrologic cycle?
Transpiration
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The step where water enters and filters through ground is known as __________.
Infiltration or percolation
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The hydrologic cycle begins with evaporation.
True or false?
False, there is no starting or ending point to the water cycle.
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Water in its gas state is called _________.
Water vapor
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Which state is where water turns from a gas to a liquid?
Condensation
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Deposition is water that changes from a
__________ to a __________.
Deposition is water changes from a gas (water vapor) to a solid (ice).
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Where would you find deposition taking place in the hydrologic cycle?
Cirrus clouds, which are high in the troposphere, turn from water vapor to ice crystals.
Contrails, clouds made from planes, also turn water vapor to ice crystals.
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What is groundwater?
Water stored underneath the ground
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Water that falls from the troposphere to Earth is called __________.
Precipitation
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These are all examples of which step of the hydrologic cycle?
Condensation
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Sublimation is water that changes from a
__________ to a __________.
Sublimation is water that changes from a solid
(ice) to a gas (water vapor).
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Give an example of something that undergoes sublimation.
Snow can turn directly to a vapor without melting first.
Dry ice goes from a solid carbon dioxide to its gas form.
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If you contaminate water by accident it is not pollution. True or false?
False, if you contaminate water on purpose or by accident, it is still considered pollution.
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What are the two types of pollution?
Point source- when pollution is put directly into a water source
Nonpoint source- when pollution is carried to a body of water by runoff, wind, or infiltration
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Point source pollution or nonpoint source?
Point source because it is being dumped directly into the water
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Point source pollution or nonpoint source?
Nonpoint source because it can be carried to body of water.
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Which type of pollution is the bigger problem in the US- point source or nonpoint source?
Nonpoint source is a bigger problem because it is harder to monitor. Dumping pollutants into water (point source) is illegal.
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We will eventually run out of water. True or false?
False, the total amount of water on Earth never changes.
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What is water conservation, and why is it important?
Water conservation is using water responsibly. It is important because only 1% of the Earth’s water is fresh, non-frozen water. We have a limited supply of fresh water.
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Impermeable rock that contains a large body of groundwater is a(n) __________.
Aquifer
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List the steps that have an increase in thermal energy. List the steps that have a decrease in thermal energy. Choices: condensation, deposition, evaporation, sublimation, transpiration
Increase in thermal energy (gets warmer)evaporation, sublimation, and transpiration
Decrease (gets coolers- condensation and deopsition
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An area of land where all water drains into is a
__________.
Watershed
8.
Label all the steps of the water cycle.
9.
Cirrus cloud
Snow on top of a mountain
1.
5.
Above ground
.
2.
6.
Underground
3.
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4.
7.
Underground
1. Precipitation
2. Transpiration
3. Condensation
4. Evaporation
5. Runoff
6. Infiltration
7. Groundwater
8. Sublimation
9. Deposition