Water cycle vocab 2

Place the following steps of the water cycle in order starting from a plants and trees and ending in under the ground

• runoff

• subsurface runoff

• condensation

• precipitation

• transpiration

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Place the following steps of the water cycle in order starting from a body of water or the ground and returning through streams and rivers

• evaporation

• surface runoff

• condensation

• runoff

• precipitation

Tags

NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Surface tension causes a water to go up the inside of a plant's tubes. The water rises, flattens, sticks to itself, and rises again.

• density

• polarity

• salinity

• solvent

• capillary action

Liquid or gas that dissolves another substance.

• density

• polarity

• salinity

• solvent

• capillary action

Measure of the amount of salt in a body of water.

• density

• polarity

• salinity

• solvent

• capillary action

Having positive and negative ends or poles.

• density

• polarity

• salinity

• solvent

• capillary action

mass per unit volume

amount of matter in an amount of space

• density

• polarity

• salinity

• solvent

• capillary action

density

• mass per unit volume

  amount of matter in an amount of space

• Having positive and negative ends or poles.

• Measure of the amount of salt in a body of water.

• Liquid or gas that dissolves another substance.

• Surface tension causes a water to go up the inside of a plant's tubes. The water rises, flattens, sticks to itself, and rises again.

polarity

• mass per unit volume

  amount of matter in an amount of space

• Having positive and negative ends or poles.

• Measure of the amount of salt in a body of water.

• Liquid or gas that dissolves another substance.

• Surface tension causes a water to go up the inside of a plant's tubes. The water rises, flattens, sticks to itself, and rises again.

salinity

• mass per unit volume

  amount of matter in an amount of space

• Having positive and negative ends or poles.

• Measure of the amount of salt in a body of water.

• Liquid or gas that dissolves another substance.

• Surface tension causes a water to go up the inside of a plant's tubes. The water rises, flattens, sticks to itself, and rises again.