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Water Review Chapter 3 and 4

Water Review Chapter 3 and 4. Vocabulary. condense evaporate seriate surface area thermometer water cycle water vapor blade dissolve

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Water Review Chapter 3 and 4

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  1. Water ReviewChapter 3 and 4

  2. Vocabulary condense evaporate seriate surface areathermometer water cycle water vapor blade dissolve drain earth materials shaft water quality

  3. evaporate 1. when water in a material dries up and goes into the air.

  4. condense 2. when water vapor touches a cool surface and becomes liquid water.

  5. blade 3. the part of a waterwheel that the water pushes as it moves downward.

  6. 4. to break down into particles so small when mixed with water that a substance seems to disappear. dissolve

  7. 5. to make or become gradually dry or empty. drain

  8. earth materials 6. any substance that makes up or comes from the earth.

  9. 7. to put objects in order by one property seriate

  10. shaft 8. the part of a waterwheel that the blades turn

  11. surface area 9. the area of liquid exposed to or touching the air

  12. thermometer 10. a tool used to measure temperature.

  13. water cycle 11. the sequence of condensation and evaporation of water on Earth, causing clouds and rain and other forms of precipitation.

  14. water quality 12. a term used to describe the purity of water.

  15. water vapor 13. the gaseous state of water.

  16. Concepts 14. Which of these processes is involved in causing rain? A. evaporation B. condensation C. both evaporation and condensation

  17. evaporates vapor vapor Water ________________________ to form water ___________. Water _____________ goes into the air. The water vapor __________________ to form ___________. The water in the clouds falls to the ground as __________________________, including rain. condenses clouds precipitation

  18. cloud water condenses precipitation falls water vapor rises Earth water evaporates water flows downhill ocean

  19. b. Name five places that a water particle can be found on Earth other than in a body of water such as lake, river, or ocean. 1. _______________ 2. ______________ 3. _______________ 4. ______________ 5. ______________________ plant animal soil glacier groundwater

  20. 16. Where does water go when it changes into water vapor? A. into clouds B. onto cool surfaces C. into the air

  21. 17. Does water flow faster moving down a mountain or through a valley? ____________________________ down a mountain

  22. faster steeper Why? Water flows _________________ on _____________ slopes. The mountain slope is ___________ than the valley, so water would flow _____________ there. steeper faster

  23. 18. Maria weighed a small, wet sponge. It weighed 38 grams. She left the sponge on the balance. The next day the sponge weighed 22 grams. Why did the mass change? Some water _______________________ from the sponge between the time Maria weighed it and the next day. evaporated

  24. 19. Joe spilled half of his cup of water on the classroom floor. The other half was still in the cup. When he came back hours later, all of the water on the floor had evaporated, but most of the water in the cup was still there. (Joe knew that no one had wiped up the water on the floor). Why did the water that spilled on the floor evaporate but most of the water in the glass had not? The water on the floor had a much larger ___________________ ____________________ (area exposed to the ________) than the water in the cup. surface area air

  25. 20. Sammy drove to the store with his father one cold night. They had only driven a short distance when the windows fogged up on the inside. a. What was the “fog”? ________________ b. The “fog” was caused because the windows were ___________ than the ___________ _____________ in the air, causing it to ____________________. water cooler vapor water condense

  26. 21. Anna wrote in her science notebook, Evaporation only happens when water is heated to high temperatures. • Is Annie right? ___________________ • Evaporation can occur at __________ ________________________. NO any temperature

  27. 22. Which of the following is an example of water vapor condensing? A. Water leaking from a garden sprinkler. B. Water melting when it is heated. C. Water in a puddle changing to a gas as the day grows warmer. D. Water beads forming on tree leaves on a cool morning.

  28. 23. The energy source that causes water in the ocean to change into water vapor is _______ ___________________. the sun

  29. condense 24. a. In order for water vapor to leave the atmosphere, it must first change to liquid water; that is, it must _____________________. b. The water might then fall to the earth as rain, hail, sleet, or snow. Each of these is a type of ____________________________. c. If the water falls into a river, it might then __________________ into the ocean. d. From the ocean, the water might ____________________ and return to the atmosphere. precipitation flow evaporate

  30. 25. Why does a coin sink in the water when you throw it into a wishing well? The coin sinks because it is denser than the water.

  31. 26. Which changes are involved in the water cycle? (circle all that apply) ice to water water to ice water to water vapor water vapor to water

  32. 27. Which process is happening at 4? A. Condensation B. Flow (or runoff) C. Evaporation D. Precipitation

  33. 28. Which process is happening at 2? A. Condensation B. Flow (or runoff) C. Evaporation D. Precipitation

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