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  • Q1
    Which step of the water cycle returns water to the air?
    Circulation
    Transpiration
    Condensation
    Evaporation
    30s
  • Q2
    Which step of the water cycle changes water into clouds?
    Evaporation
    Circulation
    Precipitation
    Condensation
    45s
  • Q3
    Where does most evaporated water on Earth come from?
    Lakes
    Oceans
    Polar Ice Caps
    Land
    30s
  • Q4
    What are organisms?
    All living things
    All plants
    All Animals
    30s
  • Q5
    Water changes from a liquid into a gas when it goes from
    liquid water to water in the air
    a cloud to the ground
    water in the air to a cloud
    an organism to the air
    30s
  • Q6
    How does the outside of a glass get wet when it sits on the table full of a cold drink?
    Water vapor from the air got cold and condensed on the glass
    Someone sprayed the glass with water
    A mouse snuck into the room and put water on the glass
    Water soaked through holes in the glass
    45s
  • Q7
    Why is water special to our planet and all of the life on our planet?
    It has a low specific heat
    It exists on Earth in all three states of matter
    It can be changed from a liquid to a solid
    Ms. Welch loves it
    45s
  • Q8
    Where does condensation take place in the water cycle?
    In the sky. Water leaves the ground and is changed into water vapor.
    Inside a cloud. Water heats and forms water droplets.
    Inside a cloud. Water droplets gather and become large enough for rain or snow.
    In the sky. Water vapor rises, cools, and turns into a liquid.
    45s
  • Q9
    How are rain drops created?
    Ice crystals in clouds warm up enough to change back into liquid water and water drops are created.
    The sun shines and the water changes into droplets that form a cloud.
    Water vapor rises, cools, and the water molecules stick together to form drops.
    Scientists aren't sure how water vapor becomes a rain drop.
    45s
  • Q10
    Earth is unique because water naturally completes the water cycle. Which property allows the water cycle to exist?
    Water is cohesive
    Water can change phase
    Water is an universal solvent
    Water can form droplets
    45s
  • Q11
    The sun's heat is uneven causing...
    Sunburns
    Wind
    Sun spots
    Clouds
    60s
  • Q12
    People argue all the time about climate change. Why is climate change difficult to prove?
    Some parts of the Earth are really hot while others are cold
    Many different factors can impact the Earth's climate and temperature
    It is difficult to tell if humans or something natural are causing the changes
    There is no reliable method to measure the temperature of the entire planet
    45s
  • Q13
    Imagine this: the Sun disappears one day. Suddenly there are no clouds, no wind, and no water cycle. Why do they disappear at the same time as the sun?
    The moon isn't impacting the tides and without tides we have no weather
    If there is no sun the weather still continues. This question is wrong!
    The weather men need light to run their cameras
    The sun is the source of energy that drives the weather on Earth
    45s
  • Q14
    Ms. Welch looks at the weather report the night before the Circle S Farm fieldtrip. Based on the location of the Jet Stream she decides that the field trip will be freezing! Why can weather forcasters use the Jet Stream to predict weather patterns?
    The Jet Stream causes an El Nino weather system to move through the areas around the Great Lakes
    The Jet Stream controls the speed and direction of global winds
    The air north of the Jet Stream is cold and the air south of the Jet Stream is warm
    The Jet Stream separates moist northern air from dry southern air
    60s
  • Q15
    Global warming is warming the entire planet. This includes warming the ocean currents. How can ocean currents contribute to climate change?
    The ocean moves the thermal energy from one part of the ocean to another part
    The ocean absorbs the thermal energy due to its high specific heat
    The ocean waves blend the different temperatures of water
    The ocean uses its high salt content to melt the ice that floats in the far north and far south parts of Earth
    60s

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