19. Thunderstorms can be apart of the water cycle by allowing clouds to release the water from within. Name something interesting that you have read about from thunderstorms on this page.
29. What is a question that you would write for your fellow classmates?
30. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Key:<br />1a. 50%<br />1b. 75% of the earth is water, but only 1% is available for use. The rest of the water contains salt.<br />2a. Atoms<br />2b. Bonds<br />2c. H2O H=Hydrogen O=Oxygen<br />3a. Fresh water and Marine<br />3b. Fresh water: ponds, lakes, streams, rivers, and wetlands<br /> Marines: oceans, coral reefs, and estuaries <br />4a. Heat<br />4b. Air<br />4c. Clouds<br />5a. Process by which water vapor turns into liquid<br />5b. Near the ground, on the glass, etc.<br />5c. This is a personal question. Every answer will vary by student.<br />6a. Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection<br />6b. <br />7a. Underground supply of water<br />7b. Oceans, lakes, rivers<br />8a. Cumulus, High, middle, low, and vertical clouds. <br />8b. Anything. As long as the student talks about something interesting to them about the water cycle.<br />9a. 78%<br />9b. 97%<br />9c. NASA- measuring a myriad of variables including: Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, ice accumulation. <br />10a. As long as the student covers items on the page, they will receive full credit. <br />10b. As long as the student writes a question that is relevant to the life cycle as represents they learned something from the lesson, they will receive credit. <br />