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Look carefully at the diagram of the water cycle. Answer the questions that follow. The questions will help you identify and understand the different processes of water cycle.

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Look carefully at the diagram of the water cycle. Answer the questions that follow. The questions will help you identify and understand the different processes of water cycle.

by Yashvee Ramdin Juggoo
1 Evaporation 2 Condensation 3 Rainfall

Explanation

Evaporation happens when heat from the sun warms water on the ground, causing it to change into water vapour and rise into the air.

Condensation occurs when water vapour cools down and changes into tiny water droplets, forming clouds.

Rainfall happens when tiny water droplets in clouds join together, become heavy, and fall to the ground as rain.

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