Amplify Science Grade 5 Unit 3 The Earth Cycle Chapter 4 Quiz

Identify the systems that are interacting with each other - A drought causes the farmer’s crops to die.

The wind and mountains can direct __________________ to different parts of the atmosphere.

When water vapor molecules get pushed up into the atmosphere, what happens to the molecules?

Which factors can affect where rain will fall?

Water vapor condenses as it moves higher, to where the __________________ is colder.

Identify the systems that are interacting with each other - Roots from crops stop holding down the soil.

Make a model to see why raindrops form. Place warm water in a jar & cover with plastic wrap. What would next step be?

Identify the systems that are interacting with each other - Wind blows away the loose soil.

When the wind pushes water vapor molecules towards a mountain, what happens to the water vapor molecules?

True or False: Water vapor always stays in one part of the atmosphere.

Water vapor in the air comes from liquid water that has _________________.

Water moves into the oceans from rivers and streams. What is the term for the process of water moving out of the ocean?

As water vapor rises into the atmosphere the temperature decreases. What effects does this have on the water vapor?

The Earth’s _________________ includes rocks, minerals, and landforms.

True or False: When the mountain directs the wind up, more water vapor condenses and falls as rain.

When we heat the house in the winter, __________________ forms on the windows.