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Water Cycle: True or False Challenge

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Test your knowledge of the water cycle with true/false!

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Water Cycle: True or False Challenge
 

Water Cycle: True or False ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of the water cycle with true/false!

by JHOEM ANNE NACU
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Evaporation happens only from oceans, not from rivers or soils.

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Evaporation is the process by which water from oceans and rivers turns into water vapor.

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Clouds form when water vapor condenses near the surface, not high in the atmosphere.

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Groundwater is recharged mainly by direct rainfall hitting roofs and driving water into the soil immediately.

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Precipitation cannot become groundwater; it always stays on the surface.

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Condensation forms clouds when water vapor cools in the atmosphere.

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Infiltration occurs when water soaks into the soil and moves toward groundwater.

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Transpiration from plants contributes water vapor to the atmosphere.

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Precipitation returns water to the Earth's surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

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The entire water cycle is completed within one day.

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