Water Cycle - Grade 5

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This Educaplay activity helps to check pupils understanding and knowledge on the water cycle process.

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Devika Chinien Ujoodha

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Water Cycle - Grade 5Version en ligne This Educaplay activity helps to check pupils understanding and knowledge on the water cycle process. par Devika Chinien Ujoodha 1 Where does rain comes from? a From the sun. b From the clouds. c From the sea. d From the sand. 2 What happens when water in the sea and rivers gets heated? a Water becomes water vapour and rises in the air. b Water becomes solid. c It starts to rain. d Water becomes cooler and freezes. 3 How is this process called? a Condensation b Evaporation c Precipitation d Melting 4 How are clouds formed? a When rising water vapour gets cooler, turns into tiny droplets and join together. b When water falls back to earth. c When water vapour gets heated and becomes steam. d When water gets cooler and cooler. 5 Which process takes place when the clouds cannot hold any more water? a Evaporation b Condensation c Precipitation d Melting 6 Precipitation is known as the process when a Water from seas and rivers get heated. b Water vapour rises and gets cooler. c Water vapour gets cooler and turns into tiny droplets. d Clouds get heavy and water falls back to earth as rain. 7 The continuous process of evaporation, condensation and precipitation is known as the a filtration b water cycle c melting d freezing

Water Cycle - Grade 5Version en ligne

This Educaplay activity helps to check pupils understanding and knowledge on the water cycle process.

par Devika Chinien Ujoodha

Where does rain comes from?

From the sun.

From the clouds.

From the sea.

From the sand.

What happens when water in the sea and rivers gets heated?

Water becomes water vapour and rises in the air.

Water becomes solid.

It starts to rain.

Water becomes cooler and freezes.

How is this process called?

Condensation

Evaporation

Precipitation

Melting

How are clouds formed?

When rising water vapour gets cooler, turns into tiny droplets and join together.

When water falls back to earth.

When water vapour gets heated and becomes steam.

When water gets cooler and cooler.

Which process takes place when the clouds cannot hold any more water?

Evaporation

Condensation

Precipitation

Melting

Precipitation is known as the process when

Water from seas and rivers get heated.

Water vapour rises and gets cooler.

Water vapour gets cooler and turns into tiny droplets.

Clouds get heavy and water falls back to earth as rain.

The continuous process of evaporation, condensation and precipitation is known as the

filtration

water cycle

melting

freezing

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Water Cycle - Grade 5

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Water Cycle - Grade 5Version en ligne

par Devika Chinien Ujoodha

Where does rain comes from?

What happens when water in the sea and rivers gets heated?

How is this process called?

How are clouds formed?

Which process takes place when the clouds cannot hold any more water?

Precipitation is known as the process when

The continuous process of evaporation, condensation and precipitation is known as the

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