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Water Cycle

Water Cycle. qualitative. Information collected and communicated in words. Observable by using your senses. quantitative. Exact information about the quantity you observe using numbers rather than words. water cycle.

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Water Cycle

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  1. Water Cycle

  2. qualitative • Information collected and communicated in words. Observable by using your senses.

  3. quantitative • Exact information about the quantity you observe using numbers rather than words.

  4. water cycle • Water repeatedly moving from Earth to the air and then back again. Transpiration from tree leaves is missing in this picture.

  5. evaporation • Water is warmed by the sun and moved in to the air as water vapor.

  6. condensation • Cooled water vapor from the air turns back in to liquid.

  7. weight • Measure of the pull of gravity on an object.

  8. precipitation • Water that falls to the surface of Earth. Rain, snow, sleet, and hail.

  9. Humidity • Amount of water vapor in the air.

  10. Runoff/Surface Water • Water that is not absorbed back in to the ground.

  11. Ground Water • Water that is absorbed in to the ground and stored under the Earth’s surface.

  12. transpiration • Water absorbed by plant roots, then unneeded water evaporates from the leaves’ stomata (pores on the leaf).

  13. biotic • Living components of the environment. • Water (abiotic) is needed by aquatic fish, plants, animals…

  14. abiotic • Non living elements such as water, dirt, rocks…

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