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Name 22 True/False After Viewing Activity 5 Write a “T” in front of each true statement an an “F” in front of each false statement. _____ 1. Water is an essential part of the life cycle. _____ 2. About 75% of Earth is water. _____ 3. The scientific abbreviation for water is O2H. _____ 4. Water is called the universal solvent. _____ 5. Water freezes at zero degrees Fahrenheit. _____ 6. When a puddle disappears on a sunny day, it has likely evaporated. _____ 7. Potential energy makes molecules vibrate. _____ 8. Fog is a form of condensation. _____ 9. Precipitation falls in the form of rain, snow, sleet, and hail. _____ 10. The basic water cycle includes evaporation, transpiration, and condensation. _____ 11. Runoff from rain soaks completely into the ground. _____ 12. Permeable means liquid can flow through it. _____ 13. The way plants release water is called transpiration. _____ 14. The zone of saturation is completely solid. _____ 15. Water heats up underground. _____ 16. About 2% of our fresh water is stored in glaciers and polar ice caps. Water Cycle Video Quiz © Sunburst Visual Media, a division of Global Video, LLC
Name Water World Teacher Note: You may want to use the science investigation sheet found on pages 31 and 32 of the Additional Resources.. Follow these steps to create a terrarium to model the basic elements of the water cycle. 1. Gather materials: • Soil • Water • Spray bottle • Large sunny window or grow light • Fast and reliably germinating seeds (marigolds, herbs, lima beans, etc.) • Plastic salad container from a fast food restaurant or some similar clear plastic container (a Ziploc ® bag will work if there are not enough salad containers available) 2. Review the different parts of the water cycle: evaporation, precipitation, and condensation. 3. Assemble the terrariums: Put about an inch of soil in the bottom of the plastic container, plant a seed according to the package instructions, and give a thorough soaking of water. The initial watering should be all that is necessary since the plastic container will create a closed environment that will not allow the water to escape into the atmosphere. 4. Label the terrariums and put them in a sunny window or under a grow light. 5. Observing the terrariums: Make observations about the terrariums each day and record the observations. Try to do the observations at different times each day. Record what is seen in writing and/or in pictures. 6. Participate in a class discussion, focusing on the following questions: • We only watered the soil in our terrariums once; how did the water get on the lid? • Take your lid off the terrarium and feel the soil. Why is the soil still wet? • Do you think that any water has evaporated from the soil? Why? • If water evaporated, where did the evaporated water go? • Did it ever rain in your terrarium? How do you know? Where did it come from? • Is there anything in your terrarium that reminds you of a cloud or cloud drops? After Viewing Activity 6 © Sunburst Visual Media, a division of Global Video, LLC Water Cycle Video Quiz 23
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