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Save Water: True or False

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Save Water: True or False
 

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Test your water knowledge

by PACHY Contreras
1

Water moves in nature through the water cycle.

2

Water can only exist as solid and liquid (not gas).

3

Water is essential for life.

4

Water cannot be conserved or saved by people.

5

Water is always found in its pure form with no substances dissolved.

6

Water is not affected by evaporation or condensation.

7

Water never changes temperature.

8

Liquid water is the form we drink and use.

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Water cycles through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

10

Water can exist in three states: solid, liquid, and gas.

11

Water has a color.

12

The sun and weather drive the water cycle by heating water and causing evaporation.

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