Integrated Science 2 Semester 1 Final Review

A big word for all cycles.

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Any cycle can start or end from anywhere.

• True

• False

The rock cycle is one type of the five biogeochemical cycles.

• True

• False

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CHNOPS is symbolic of the atoms that cycle through the atmosphere. What does CHNOPS stand for?

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The other name for the water cycle is?

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The process where water at the surface turns into water vapor. Water absorbs heat from the sun and turns into vapor.

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Sublimation

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

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What is it called when water vaporizes in droplets, it rises and becomes condensed. At high altitudes, the vapor turns into tiny particles of ice because of low temperatures. The particles come close and form clouds or fog. 

• Condensation

• Sublimation

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

• Runoff

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What contributes to water vapor in the air? It is a process where ice directly converts into water vapor w/o passing through the liquid water phase. This phenomenon accelerates when two things happen: The temperature is low, and the pressure is high.

• Sublimation

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

• Runoff

• Infiltration

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This process is similar to evaporation, where the plants turn water into water vapor. The roots from plants are pushed to leaves, where photosynthesis takes place. Extra water exits through the stoma and turns into water vapor, entering the biosphere (animals and plants).

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

• Runoff

• Infiltration

• Percolation

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What is it called when water droplets combine to make bigger droplets? When air can no longer hold any more water, it precipitates. At high altitudes, the water drops at rain. If the temp is below low temperatures, it becomes snow. It can fall as three things: Drizzle, Sleet, and Hail.

• Precipitation

• Transpiration

• Runoff

• Infiltration

• Percolation

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