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Learn the water cycle basics

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Learn the water cycle basics

by Jennifer Smith
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What drives the transformation of liquid water to water vapor in the atmosphere?

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Which process forms clouds by cooling water vapor?

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What is the return of water from clouds to Earth's surface called?

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Water seeping from the surface into the soil is known as?

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Water flowing over the land into rivers and oceans is called?

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Which process releases water vapor from plant leaves?

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The movement of water underground through soil and rock is?

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What is the process of solid water turning directly into gas?

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The layer of water where evaporation occurs most actively is called?

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Which term describes the continuous movement of water between Earth's reservoirs?

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Evaporation is the process where liquid water becomes water vapor, mainly from oceans, rivers, and soils.

Condensation is when water vapor cools and changes back to liquid, forming clouds.

Precipitation includes rain, snow, sleet, or hail returning water to the surface.

Infiltration describes water soaking into soil, replenishing groundwater.

Runoff occurs when rainfall exceeds infiltration or cannot infiltrate the ground.

Transpiration is the plant counterpart to evaporation, releasing moisture from stomata.

Groundwater flow involves subsurface water moving through porous layers.

Sublimation skips the liquid phase, turning ice straight to vapor (e.g., snowfields to gas).

Surface water includes lakes, rivers, and oceans where evaporation is prominent.

The hydrological cycle includes evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.

 
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