Review of Lessons 2-3

What do we call water that falls from the sky as rain, snow, sleet, hail, etc?

• flooding

• precipitation

• ground water

• rain

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What is the energy driver that pulls water from a high elevation to a low elevation?

• friction

• sunlight

• gravity

• downhill

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What is this process?

• precipitation

• infiltration

• evaporation

• condensation

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What happens during evaporation?

• water vapor is turned into a liquid

• water dries up due to gravity

• water vapor dries up

• liquid water turns into water vapor

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What is this process?

• infiltration

• runoff

• evaporation

• precipitation

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What is this process?

• infiltration

• absorption

• runoff

• condensation

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Describe how infiltration and runoff are different.

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What happens to water when it infiltrates the soil?

• Nothing. It stays there until it evaporates.

• It forms a new stream or lake

• It soaks deep underground and collects as groundwater

• Water CANNOT infiltrate soil.

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What is the purpose of groundwater?

• Humans use it for swimming water

• Animals use it for drinking water

• It flows from a high mountain to create a lake

• Humans and trees can use it as a source of water for survival

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What is this process called?

• transportation

• transpiration

• transition

• leaf sweat