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    Water Cycle Worksheet

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    The document describes the hydrological cycle through a series of questions. It asks students to label different parts of the cycle including evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Evaporation occurs on warm sunny days as the sun's energy turns liquid water into water vapor. Condensation happens as water vapor rises and cools, turning into water droplets or ice crystals in clouds. Precipitation occurs when the droplets or crystals become too heavy and fall as rain, snow, sleet or hail. The precipitation runs off into streams, rivers and lakes, eventually making its way back to the oceans, completing the cycle.

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    The document describes the hydrological cycle through a series of questions. It asks students to label different parts of the cycle including evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Evaporation occurs on warm sunny days as the sun's energy turns liquid water into water vapor. Condensation happens as water vapor rises and cools, turning into water droplets or ice crystals in clouds. Precipitation occurs when the droplets or crystals become too heavy and fall as rain, snow, sleet or hail. The precipitation runs off into streams, rivers and lakes, eventually making its way back to the oceans, completing the cycle.

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    The document describes the hydrological cycle through a series of questions. It asks students to label different parts of the cycle including evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Evaporation occurs on warm sunny days as the sun's energy turns liquid water into water vapor. Condensation happens as water vapor rises and cools, turning into water droplets or ice crystals in clouds. Precipitation occurs when the droplets or crystals become too heavy and fall as rain, snow, sleet or hail. The precipitation runs off into streams, rivers and lakes, eventually making its way back to the oceans, completing the cycle.

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    Water Cycle Worksheet

    Uploaded by

    Shazia Parveen/Teacher/Salamat Girls
    The document describes the hydrological cycle through a series of questions. It asks students to label different parts of the cycle including evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Evaporation occurs on warm sunny days as the sun's energy turns liquid water into water vapor. Condensation happens as water vapor rises and cools, turning into water droplets or ice crystals in clouds. Precipitation occurs when the droplets or crystals become too heavy and fall as rain, snow, sleet or hail. The precipitation runs off into streams, rivers and lakes, eventually making its way back to the oceans, completing the cycle.

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    Water - Its cycle, movement, work and uses  

            Classwork day 1
    Name _________________ Class: VII Date __________

    Q.1 Label the hydrological cycle.

    Q.2 Fill in the blanks below with words from this box:
    Evaporation Sunny Precipitate Condenses
    Evaporates Clouds Vapor Atmosphere
    Heating Heavy Oceans Lakes
    Droplets Plants Hail Glaciers
    Runoff Snow Cycle Crystals
    Water - Its cycle, movement, work and uses           Classwork day 1
    Name _________________ Class: VII Date __________
    Rain rivers streams Sleet

    Evaporation:

    On a warm, __________ day, water in a glass seems to slowly disappear. This is because the energy from the sun is
    _________the water up and turning the liquid water into water ___________. This process is called ___________. When
    the water _____________, it becomes an invisible gas in the ____________. Evaporation takes place all over the earth, but
    especially in the ____ and ______ where there is a lots of water.

    Condensation:

    As water vapor rises, it cools off and ____________ into water _________. If the water vapor becomes extremely cold,
    it will form ice _________ instead of water droplets. As the water droplets or ice crystals grow bigger and more
    numerous, they form _________.

    Precipitation:

    If water droplets or ice crystals become too __________, they can’t stay in the air. They _____________. Water
    droplets precipitate as _______ and ice crystals precipitate
    as __________. Sometimes, the rain freezes before it hits the earth and precipitates as __________ or _________.

    Runoff:

    This precipitation gathers into ________ and _________ that flow down to the lakes and oceans. This is called
    ______________. Not all of the water makes it back to the oceans and lakes right away. Some of it is used by animals
    and ___________. Some is frozen into ________. eventually, the animals breathe and plants transpire the water out
    and the glaciers melt, releasing the water back into the never ending water______________.
    Water - Its cycle, movement, work and uses           Classwork day 1
    Name _________________ Class: VII Date __________
    Water - Its cycle, movement, work and uses           Classwork day 1
    Name _________________ Class: VII Date __________

    Clauses
    Dependent clause
    Independent clasue
     The cat mewed.

     His car broke down at the station.

     The girl laughed loudly.


    Water - Its cycle, movement, work and uses           Classwork day 1
    Name _________________ Class: VII Date __________

    The cat mewed.


    His car broke down at the station.
    The girl laughed loudly.
     Sitting happily, the chicken laid eggs.
     The chicken, who was busy laying eggs, sat happily.
     Looking over the hill, she sighed wistfully.
     She sighed wistfully, looking over the hill.
     The girl, who was looking over the hill, sighed wistfully.

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