Science Chapter 5 Lesson 2
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Science Chapter 5 Lesson 2
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- 1.What are the three forms of water?
- 2.What takes up more space, water as a liquid or water as a solid?
- A.
Water as a liquid
- B.
Water as a solid
- 3.What is not a way to measure tempature?
- A.
Farenheit
- B.
Richter
- C.
Celsius
- 4.At what tempature Celcius does water change from a liquid form to a solid form?
- 5.What is the process of a liquid becoming a gas?
- A.
Condensation
- B.
Evaporation
- C.
Precipitation
- D.
Elavation
- 6.What is the process of water vapor in the air that turns back into a liquid?
- A.
Evaporation
- B.
Condensation
- C.
Water cycle
- D.
Precipitation
- 7.What will happen to a cup of water outside if the tempature is -10 degrees Celcius? What if the tempature is 10 degrees Celcius? What if the tempature is 100 degrees Celcius?
- A.
Evaporate, freeze, freeze
- B.
Evaporate, freeze, precipitate
- C.
Freeze, get cold but not freeze, evaporate
- 8.What is the tempature in Farenheit if the thermometer shows 0 degrees Celcius?
- A.
0 degrees Farenheit
- B.
- 32 degrees Farenheit
- C.
32 degrees Farenheit
- 9.A march is a wetland. In the winter the tempature is below 0 degrees Celcius. In the spring the tempature is above 0 degrees Celcius. What do you think will happen to the water in the march in the winter and the spring?
- 10.Describe the water cycle? Why is it important?
- 11.What causes water to evaporate?
- A.
Sun's energy and winds
- B.
Cloudy, cold weather
- C.
Rain
- 12.What causes condensation?
- A.
Warm air
- B.
Cold air
- C.
Rain
- 13.When does precipitation happen?
- 14.What causes some percipitation to be snow instead of rain?
- 15.Explain the main steps in the water cycle. You can draw a picture if you want.
- 16.Why must the water that people drink and use be cleaned first?
- 17.What are ways a water treatment plant cleans water that will be used by people?
- 18.How many sides does a snowflake have? What is it's shape called?
- A.
Five, trapezoid
- B.
Eight, octogon
- C.
Six, hexagon
- 19.What does it mean to be symmetrical?
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