Water Cycle Test

Question 1

[blank_start]Water vapor[blank_end] is water in the gas state.

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Water vapor

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Humidity

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Dew

Question 2

[blank_start]Condensation[blank_end] occurs when a gas condenses to a liquid.

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Condensation

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Precipitation

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Dew

Question 3

[blank_start]Dew[blank_end] forms when water vapor cools and condenses onto a surface.

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Dew

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Humidity

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Water Vapor

Question 4

A [blank_start]cloud[blank_end] is a group of water droplets in the atmosphere.

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cloud

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water vapor

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humidity

Question 5

[blank_start]Precipitation[blank_end] is the water that falls from clouds down to Earth.

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Precipitation

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Evaporation

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Transpiration

Question 6

The movement of water between the Earth's surface and the air is called [blank_start]the water cycle[blank_end].

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the water cycle

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water vapor

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seasons

Question 7

Puffy, white clouds that look like cotton balls.  Often have a flat bottom

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Cumulus Cloud

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Stratus Cloud

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Cirrus Cloud

Question 8

A cumulus cloud that becomes dark and thin and produces precipitation.

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Cumulonimbus

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Stratus

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Cirrus

Question 9

Clouds that form in layers.  They are often the lowest clouds and they also create fog.

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Stratus clouds

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Cirrus Clouds

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Cumulus Clouds

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Cumulonimbus Clouds

Question 10

Clouds that look thin and wispy or feathery.  Made of tiny bits of ice, usually found very high in the sky.

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Cirrus Clouds

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Stratus Clouds

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Cumulus Clouds

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Cumulonimbus Clouds

Question 11

Ice that falls to the ground as precipitation

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Sleet

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Hail

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Snow

Question 12

Ice chunks that look like balls the size of a pea.

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Hail

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Sleet

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Snow

Question 13

The pattern of weather at a certain place over a long time.

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climate

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season

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weather

Question 14

A measure of how much water vapor is in the air.

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humidity

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climate

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dew

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water vapor

Question 15

A line through the center of a spinning object

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axis

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elevation

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season

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water cycle

Question 16

How high a place is

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elevation

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axis

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humidity

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season

Question 17

Time of year with different weather patterns

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season

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climate

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humidity

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water cycle

Question 18

What is waster in the gas state called?

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water vapor

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condensation

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humidity

Question 19

When water vapor rises, it cools and ____ to form clouds.

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condenses

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evaporates

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transpires

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precipitates

Question 20

When water evaporates from the leaves of plants it is called ____.

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transpiration

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condensation

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elevation

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precipitation

Question 21

Where do hailstones form?

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Thunderstorms

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Cirrus Clouds

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Cumulus Clouds

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Stratus Clouds

Question 22

When the air cannot hold any more water vapor, the relative humidity is ____.

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100%

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90%

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50%

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20%

Question 23

How are climate and weather different?

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Weather is the day-to-day conditions. Climate is the average weather over a long period of time.

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Weather and Climate are the same.

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Weather is day to day conditions. Climate describes the seasons (summer, winter, spring and fall).

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