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Earth Science
its about the water cycle and how a raindrop changes form.
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Emily
Created Date 12.04.17
Last Updated 12.05.17
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Topics of this game:
The process of turning from liquid into vapor.
gas that turns into a liquid.
Water that falls to earths surface
Water that runs into lakes, rivers, and oceans after precipitation.
Water that seeps into the ground.
water that has soaked into the ground.
Water that gets evaporated out of plants.
Energy that is the biggest part of the water cycle.
When water turns into different forms throughout the cycle.
The largest part in the water cycle.
Another word for AIR.
The amount of water on earth.
The sphere or area around the planet earth where life exists
Another name for lithosphere the solid part of earth?
Evaporation is the interaction between the hydrosphere and what other sphere?
Evaporation is the interaction between the atmosphere and what other sphere?
Lakes, oceans, and rivers are the interaction of what sphere?
groundwater is the interaction of what sphere?
water that has formed into gas.
What is another name for precipatation
what is water called when it is entering the earths surface?
Where does the water evaporate from in plants?
When water vapors condense and cool what does it create?
What role plays the largest part in the water cycle?
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