Water Cycle True/False Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Water Cycle True/False QuizOnline version True/False or Not part of topic by Daniella Antonette Garcia 1 The water cycle includes evaporation. a Not part of the topic b True c False 2 Precipitation describes rain, snow, sleet, or hail. a True b Not part of the topic c False 3 Transpiration is unrelated to the water cycle. a Not part of the topic b True c False 4 Infiltration is the movement of water from soil to groundwater. a False b Not part of the topic c True 5 The statement 'The water cycle never involves groundwater' is true. a True b False c Not part of the topic 6 Condensation forms clouds. a False b Not part of the topic c True 7 Runoff is the flow of water over land to bodies of water. a Not part of the topic b False c True 8 The water cycle helps only weather phenomena. a False b Not part of the topic c True 9 Sublimation is a common step in the water cycle. a True b False c Not part of the topic 10 Transpiration and evaporation are both losses of water to the atmosphere. a False b True c Not part of the topic

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Water Cycle True/False QuizOnline version

True/False or Not part of topic

by Daniella Antonette Garcia

The water cycle includes evaporation.

Not part of the topic

True

False

Precipitation describes rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

True

Not part of the topic

False

Transpiration is unrelated to the water cycle.

Not part of the topic

True

False

Infiltration is the movement of water from soil to groundwater.

False

Not part of the topic

True

The statement 'The water cycle never involves groundwater' is true.

True

False

Not part of the topic

Condensation forms clouds.

False

Not part of the topic

True

Runoff is the flow of water over land to bodies of water.

Not part of the topic

False

True

The water cycle helps only weather phenomena.

False

Not part of the topic

True

Sublimation is a common step in the water cycle.

True

False

Not part of the topic

Transpiration and evaporation are both losses of water to the atmosphere.

False

True

Not part of the topic

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Water Cycle True/False QuizOnline version

by Daniella Antonette Garcia

The water cycle includes evaporation.

Precipitation describes rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

Transpiration is unrelated to the water cycle.

Infiltration is the movement of water from soil to groundwater.

The statement 'The water cycle never involves groundwater' is true.

Condensation forms clouds.

Runoff is the flow of water over land to bodies of water.

The water cycle helps only weather phenomena.

Sublimation is a common step in the water cycle.

Transpiration and evaporation are both losses of water to the atmosphere.

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