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Which part of the water cycle is Phase A?

• condensation

• evaporation

• preipitation

• runoff

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Justin and Angela are conducting an experiment to see ways different sources of water contribute to the water cycle. They evaporate water from the Atlantic Ocean and rainwater. They use the same amount of each and do the experiment under the same conditions. What will they observe?

• The salt water evaporates slower

• The rainwater does not evaporate

• Salt is left behind from both samples.

• Salt is left behind from the ocean sample

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What part of the water cycle was she seeing?

• collection

• condensation

• precipitation

• runoff

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In September of 2001, Tropical Storm Gabrielle dropped 11 inches of rain over parts of Florida and the Gulf of Mexico. Which statement is true about all of the water from

that storm?

• It ran off the surface and is now part of the ocean

• It evaporated and is part of the atmosphere

• It is a solid, liquid, or gaseous part of the water cycle.

• It soaked into the surface and became groundwater

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Jun is making a model to show how water evaporates from the ocean. Which items are the best choices for him to use in his model?

• flashlight and tea kettle

• heat lamp and bowl of salt water

• stove burner and pot of tap water

• thermometer and heating pad

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This is Cham’s drawing of the water cycle over the ocean. What does the drawing show as the main, direct source of the fresh water in ponds, in lakes, and under the

ground?

• condensation

• evaporation

• runoff

• precipitatoin

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Connor saw on a science show that 90% of the evaporated water that goes into the water cycle comes from one source. What is the source?

• freshwater lakes and rivers

• underground storage

• glaciers

• oceans

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While Xavier was at the beach, he watched these puffy white clouds develop over the ocean. What part of the water cycle did he see happening?

• Water vapor was condensing to

  form water droplets

• Water was evaporating into water

  vapor.

• Water drops were falling from the sky.

• Water drops were rising from the ocean

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Looking at a globe, Liam noticed that about two thirds of Earth’s surface is ocean.

What can he conclude about oceans in Earth’s water cycle?

• Oceans hold most of Earth’s water

• River runoff is the source of most ocean water

• Water flows from oceans into lakes and streams

• You cannot drink salt water so oceans are

  not important.

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Which should NOT be on his list?

• glacier melt

• river runoff

• rain

• wells

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