The document summarizes the water cycle in 4 stages: evaporation, where water from bodies of water evaporates into water vapor due to heat from the sun; condensation, where water vapor condenses to form clouds; precipitation, where water falls from clouds as rain, snow, or hail; and collection, where precipitation collects in bodies of water or soaks into the ground as underground water. It then provides more details on each stage of the water cycle and how water is continuously circulated through this process within the Earth's atmosphere and surface.

1. NAME- ARYAN SUNIL MANJREKAR
ROLL NO.- 11

2. water cycle

3. WATER CYCLE -
The water cycle
shows the continuous
movement of water within
the Earth and
atmosphere. It is a
complex system that
includes many different
processes. Liquid water
evaporates into water
vapor, condenses to form
clouds, and precipitates
back to earth in the form
of rain and snow.

4. There are four main stages in the water cycle..
Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Let's look at each of these stages
Collection

5. Evaporation:-
This is when warmth
from the sun causes
water from oceans,
lakes, streams, ice
and soils to rise into
the air and turn into
water vapour (gas).
Water vapour
droplets join
together to make
clouds!

6. Condensation:-
Condensation is the
process through
which the physical
state of matter
changes from the
gaseous phase into
the liquid phase

7. Precipitation:-
This is when
water (in the
form of rain,
snow, hail or
sleet) falls from
clouds in the
sky.

8. Collection:-
This is when water that
falls from the clouds as
rain, snow, hail or sleet,
collects in the oceans,
rivers, lakes, streams.
Most will infiltrate (soak
into) the ground and will
collect as underground
water.

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