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Mindful Water Cycle Quiz

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Test your knowledge of how water moves.

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Mindful Water Cycle QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of how water moves.

by keshav tooshit
1

Condensation occurs only at night and never during the day.

2

Infiltration is the process of water gathering in rivers and lakes.

3

Water only evaporates from oceans, not from rivers or soil.

4

Condensation forms water droplets that become clouds.

5

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

6

Clouds form solely because air becomes cooler due to wind shear.

7

The sun’s energy powers the water cycle by heating surfaces.

8

The hydrological cycle involves only water in the atmosphere, not land or oceans.

9

Transpiration from plants adds water vapor to the atmosphere.

10

Evaporation turns liquid water into water vapor.

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