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Identify the different parts to the water cycle based on what you learned from reading section 1

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Identify the different parts to the water cycle based on what you learned from reading section 1

by John Laponsie
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run off is precipitation that flows over land into streams and rivers and eventually ends up in lakes and oceans

takes place when water vapor cools and changes into water droplets that form clouds in the atmosphere

rain, sleet, snow or hail that falls from clouds onto Earth's land and oceans

takes place when water from lakes and oceans and Earth's surface changes into water vapor because of the warmth of the earth and energy from the Sun

the downward movement of water through the spaces between sand and rock into the ground due to gravity

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