Science Chapter 5 Water Cycle

Which describes water in solid form?

• fog

• ice

• raindrop

• water vapor

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Which is water in the form of gas?

• ice cube

• raindrop

• snowflake

• water vapor

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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are all formed in

• clouds

• currents

• minerals

• soil

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In a nature cycle, things

• happen only once.

• stay still.

• are repeated.

• become buildings.

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If you leave a bowl of water out for a while, some of the water will

• become salty.

• turn into sugar.

• evaporate.

• turn red.

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Any form of water that falls to Earth from clouds is called

• wind.

• evaporation.

• precipitation.

• fog.

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What is true about clouds?

• There are always lots of clouds in the sky.

• On some very cold days snow falls from clouds.

• Clouds stay in one place.

• Clouds have the same shape and size.

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The amount of fresh water underground and in rivers and lakes is limited. Your family can decrease the amount of water it uses by

• taking more baths and showers.

• letting the water run while cleaning the house.

• fixing leaking faucets.

• leaving sprinklers on all day long.

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Where is most of Earth's salt water?

• clouds

• groundwater

• oceans and seas

• rivers and streams

A liquid changes to a gas state during the process of _________.

• condensation

• evaporation

• precipitation

• rain

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