Water Cycle Alphabet

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Guess a water-cycle term for each letter of the alphabet.

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Water Cycle AlphabetVersion en ligne Guess a water-cycle term for each letter of the alphabet. par Teegan A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A An underground layer that stores fresh water. Starts with B A natural depression that holds water from rain and runoff. Starts with C Visible masses of condensed water droplets in the sky. Starts with D Tiny droplets that form on cool surfaces overnight. Starts with E Process where liquid becomes water vapor from bodies like lakes. Starts with F Change of liquid to solid at low temperatures; can form ice on surfaces. Starts with G Huge mass of ice formed from compacted snow in cold regions. Starts with H Amount of water vapor present in the air. Starts with I Sinking of water from the surface into soil toward groundwater. Starts with J Narrow fast-moving air current that influences weather and precipitation. Starts with K Unit of temperature used in science; influences evaporation rates. Starts with L Large inland body of standing water. Starts with M Water in small amounts in the air or soil. Starts with N Cloud type associated with rain. Starts with O World's largest body of saltwater from which water evaporates. Starts with P Water released from clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Starts with Q A period of little atmospheric activity. Starts with R Water that flows over the surface toward rivers and oceans. Starts with S Water that is on the land surface and can move or collect. Starts with T Process by which plants release water as vapor from stomata. Starts with U Water located beneath Earth's surface in pores and rocks. Starts with V Water in gaseous form rising from bodies of water. Starts with W Area of land that channels rainfall to creeks and rivers. Starts with X Plant tissue that transports water from roots to leaves. Starts with Y Amount of water produced or collected by a system. Starts with Z Light wind that can aid evaporation.

Water Cycle AlphabetVersion en ligne

Guess a water-cycle term for each letter of the alphabet.

par Teegan

Starts with A

An underground layer that stores fresh water.

Starts with B

A natural depression that holds water from rain and runoff.

Starts with C

Visible masses of condensed water droplets in the sky.

Starts with D

Tiny droplets that form on cool surfaces overnight.

Starts with E

Process where liquid becomes water vapor from bodies like lakes.

Starts with F

Change of liquid to solid at low temperatures; can form ice on surfaces.

Starts with G

Huge mass of ice formed from compacted snow in cold regions.

Starts with H

Amount of water vapor present in the air.

Starts with I

Sinking of water from the surface into soil toward groundwater.

Starts with J

Narrow fast-moving air current that influences weather and precipitation.

Starts with K

Unit of temperature used in science; influences evaporation rates.

Starts with L

Large inland body of standing water.

Starts with M

Water in small amounts in the air or soil.

Starts with N

Cloud type associated with rain.

Starts with O

World's largest body of saltwater from which water evaporates.

Starts with P

Water released from clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

Starts with Q

A period of little atmospheric activity.

Starts with R

Water that flows over the surface toward rivers and oceans.

Starts with S

Water that is on the land surface and can move or collect.

Starts with T

Process by which plants release water as vapor from stomata.

Starts with U

Water located beneath Earth's surface in pores and rocks.

Starts with V

Water in gaseous form rising from bodies of water.

Starts with W

Area of land that channels rainfall to creeks and rivers.

Starts with X

Plant tissue that transports water from roots to leaves.

Starts with Y

Amount of water produced or collected by a system.

Starts with Z

Light wind that can aid evaporation.

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Water Cycle AlphabetVersion en ligne

par Teegan

Starts with A

An underground layer that stores fresh water.

Starts with B

A natural depression that holds water from rain and runoff.

Starts with C

Visible masses of condensed water droplets in the sky.

Starts with D

Tiny droplets that form on cool surfaces overnight.

Starts with E

Process where liquid becomes water vapor from bodies like lakes.

Starts with F

Change of liquid to solid at low temperatures; can form ice on surfaces.

Starts with G

Huge mass of ice formed from compacted snow in cold regions.

Starts with H

Amount of water vapor present in the air.

Starts with I

Sinking of water from the surface into soil toward groundwater.

Starts with J

Narrow fast-moving air current that influences weather and precipitation.

Starts with K

Unit of temperature used in science; influences evaporation rates.

Starts with L

Large inland body of standing water.

Starts with M

Water in small amounts in the air or soil.

Starts with N

Cloud type associated with rain.

Starts with O

World's largest body of saltwater from which water evaporates.

Starts with P

Water released from clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

Starts with Q

A period of little atmospheric activity.

Starts with R

Water that flows over the surface toward rivers and oceans.

Starts with S

Water that is on the land surface and can move or collect.

Starts with T

Process by which plants release water as vapor from stomata.

Starts with U

Water located beneath Earth's surface in pores and rocks.

Starts with V

Water in gaseous form rising from bodies of water.

Starts with W

Area of land that channels rainfall to creeks and rivers.

Starts with X

Plant tissue that transports water from roots to leaves.

Starts with Y

Amount of water produced or collected by a system.

Starts with Z

Light wind that can aid evaporation.