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Unscramble key water cycle terms

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Unscramble key water cycle terms

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The continuous movement of water through air, land, and oceans.

  
  
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Liquid turns into vapor, often from oceans, lakes, or rivers, due to heat.

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Gas becomes liquid, forming clouds or dew as it cools.

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Water falls to Earth's surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

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Visible masses of condensed water vapor in the sky.

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Liquid drops of water that fall from clouds.

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Gaseous form of water.

  
  
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Extensive saltwater bodies covering much of Earth's surface.

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Naturally flowing current of freshwater that drains into seas or lakes.

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Large inland bodies of standing water.

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