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WATER CYCLE

Dive into the wonders of the water cycle with this interactive Jeopardy PowerPoint game! Packed with educational questions about evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and water conservation, it's designed to engage learners of all ages. Perfect for classrooms or family game nights, players will explore concepts such as the sources of water pollution, the forms of precipitation, and the importance of temperature in water processes. Enhance your understanding of Earth's vital water cycle while having fun!

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WATER CYCLE

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  1. WATER CYCLE

  2. POWERPOINT JEOPARDY Air Sky Ground -tion Everything Else 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

  3. This air temperature makes water evaporate.

  4. This air temperature makes water condense.

  5. An example of evaporation

  6. When water evaporates, it turns into this form.

  7. Steam rising from a boiling pot is an example of this.

  8. The source of energy that drives/controls the water cycle.

  9. After condensation occurs, water droplets form these.

  10. Rain is the only liquid form of precipitation. Name 2 of the 3 solid forms.

  11. 2 examples of condensation

  12. When clouds become heavy from condensation, this process occurs.

  13. Large body of salt water

  14. Water that is found underground

  15. Water that ends up in rivers and lakes

  16. Two sources of water pollution

  17. Where most of Earth’s water is found

  18. Water that falls from the sky

  19. The process in which liquid water is turned into water vapor

  20. The process in which water vapor is changed back into liquid water

  21. The collecting of water in streams, lakes, and oceans

  22. The process by which some water within plants evaporates into the atmosphere

  23. Movement of water from the ground to the air and back to the ground

  24. 2 ways in which we can conserve water

  25. Glaciers and snow from mountaintops contribute to the water cycle by doing this

  26. To save water

  27. 2 places (besides oceans and lakes) that water can be stored or accumulated

  28. The Answers

  29. Warm Temperatures Answer Category 1 -10

  30. Cold Temperatures Answer Category 1 -20

  31. Bath towels drying on a rack, water level in a pool/pond going down, hand sanitizer drying on your hand Answer Category 1 -30

  32. Vapor Answer Category 1 -40

  33. Evaporation Answer Category 1 -50

  34. Sun Answer Category 2 -10

  35. Clouds Answer Category 2 -20

  36. Sleet, snow, hail Answer Category 2 -30

  37. Steam on a bathroom mirror, sweat on a water glass, dew on grass Answer Category 2 -40

  38. Precipitation Answer Category 2 -50

  39. Ocean Answer Category 3 -10

  40. Subsurface Runoff Answer Category 3 -20

  41. Surface Runoff Answer Category 3 -30

  42. Fertilizer, oil spills, soil erosion, animal/human waste, chemicals Answer Category 3 -40

  43. Oceans Answer Category 3 -50

  44. Precipitation Answer Category 4 -10

  45. Evaporation Answer Category 4 -20

  46. Condensation Answer Category 4 -30

  47. Accumulation Answer Category 4 -40

  48. Transpiration Answer Category 4 -50

  49. Water Cycle Answer Category 5 -10

  50. Turn off water when brushing teeth, shorter showers, fix water leaks, save rain water to water garden/flowers Answer Category 5 -20

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