Water Cycle and Water Distribution

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Water Cycle and Water Distribution Fly Swatter Game

Which letter represents CONDENSATION

Which letter represents RUN-OFF

Which letter represents PRICIPITATION

Which letter represents EVAPORATION

Which letter represents TRANSPIRATION

At which point is the water vapor changing to liquid

Which letter represents INFILTRATION

At which point is the liquid water changing to water vapor

1% 70% 2% 97% 3% Review the answers in the boxes. Select the answer when the question appears. 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Fresh water is stored underground 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Total percent of fresh water on Earth (Liquid and Frozen) 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Water evaporating from plants. 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Water vapor changing to liquid water 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Percent of salt water on Earth 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Percent of frozen fresh water on Earth 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Water sinking into the ground through the soil 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Water flowing on the ground from a higher place to a lower place 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

Total percent of liquid fresh water on Earth 1% Transpiration Evaporation 70% 2% Infiltration Condensation 97% 3% Aquifer Precipitation Run-Off

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