Question

section e: water cycle basics (true/false)

1. water on the outside of the glass is an example of... (choose process below) — use multiple choice below
2. water comes down to the earth. (true/false) — type: true/false
3. vapor goes up. (true/false) — type: true/false
4. the part of the water cycle that deals with plants. (true/false) — type: true/false
5. heat from the sun causes evaporation. (true/false) — type: true/false
6. water vapor cools in the upper atmosphere and condenses into a cloud (turns into liquid or solid). (true/false) — type: true/false
7. rain, sleet, hail, and snow are examples of precipitation. (true/false) — type: true/false
8. the water cycle never ends; it goes round and round. (true/false) — type: true/false

Explanation:

Question 2:

Water comes down to Earth as precipitation (rain, snow, etc.), which is part of the water cycle. So the statement is True.

In the water cycle, liquid water evaporates to form water vapor, which rises (goes up) into the atmosphere. So the statement is True.

The part of the water cycle dealing with plants is transpiration (water loss from plants). The question's phrasing is unclear, but if it's asking if there's a water - cycle part related to plants, the answer would be True (since transpiration is a real part). Assuming the question is about the existence of such a part, the answer is True.

Answer:

True

Question 3: