States of Matter & the Water Cycle ~ Study Guide [Review 2025 ~ Team O]

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<p>Which type of change occurs when the <u>starting state</u> is a <u>liquid</u> and the <u>ending state</u> is a <u>gas</u>? This happens around 100 degrees Celsius.</p>

Which type of change occurs when the starting state is a liquid and the ending state is a gas? This happens around 100 degrees Celsius.

evaporation [boiling]

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<p>Which type of change occurs when the <u>starting state is a gas</u> and the <u>ending state is a liquid</u>?</p>

Which type of change occurs when the starting state is a gas and the ending state is a liquid?

condensation

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Evaporation occurs as water molecules __________ energy and it occurs at the surface of a liquid. Water is changing from a liquid to a gas.

An example of evaporation is air drying your wet hair.

absorb

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<p>________________ occurs as water molecules slow down <strong><u>changing</u></strong> from a gas to a liquid.</p><p>One example is when your breath clouds up a cold window.</p><p>Another example is when <u>clouds form</u> due to <span style="background-color: transparent;"><span>water vapor in the air condensing into visible water droplets or ice crystals</span></span></p>

________________ occurs as water molecules slow down changing from a gas to a liquid.

One example is when your breath clouds up a cold window.

Another example is when clouds form due to water vapor in the air condensing into visible water droplets or ice crystals

Condensation

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<p>____________ is the only substance on Earth that commonly exists in all of its different states (solid, liquid, or gas).</p>

____________ is the only substance on Earth that commonly exists in all of its different states (solid, liquid, or gas).

Water

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The percentage of the Earth's water that is fresh water is ______?

3%

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The energy for the water cycle originally comes from the ____________.

sun

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<p>Water that falls to the Earth as rain, snow, sleet , or hail is called ______________. Water is returned to the Earth's surface from the atmosphere.</p>

Water that falls to the Earth as rain, snow, sleet , or hail is called ______________. Water is returned to the Earth's surface from the atmosphere.

precipitation

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<p>The four factors that affect the rate (speed) of ___________ are <u>temperature</u>, <u>surface area</u>, <u>humidity</u>, and <u>wind speed</u>.</p>

The four factors that affect the rate (speed) of ___________ are temperature, surface area, humidity, and wind speed.

evaporation

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The rate of evaporation ______________ with an increase in temperature.

increases

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The amount of water vapor present in the air is called humidity. The rate of evaporation ____________ with an increase in humidity.

decreases

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The rate of evaporation ______________ with an increase in surface area.

increases

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Evaporation increases with an ______________ in wind speed.

increase

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<p><span>The process(es) of evaporation, precipitation, and condensation are involved with the _____________.</span></p>

The process(es) of evaporation, precipitation, and condensation are involved with the _____________.

water cycle

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_____________ can exist in different states such as solid, liquid, and gas.

Matter

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<p><span>Which phase of matter holds its shape and has a fixed volume?</span></p>

Which phase of matter holds its shape and has a fixed volume?

solid

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<p><span>Which phase of matter has definite volume, but no definite shape? </span></p><p><span>A __________ will take the shape of a container.</span></p>

Which phase of matter has definite volume, but no definite shape?

A __________ will take the shape of a container.

liquid

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<p><span>Which phase of matter has no definite volume and no definite shape? A __________ will expand to fill any container and it can also be compressed.</span></p>

Which phase of matter has no definite volume and no definite shape? A __________ will expand to fill any container and it can also be compressed.

gas

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Water in the _______ phase is called water vapor.

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gas

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What happens to water at 0°C (32°F)?

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It freezes

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Which phase of matter is found in stars?

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plasma

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When water freezes into ice, energy is __________ into the surroundings

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released

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<p>The _________ point for water is <span style="background-color: transparent;"><span>212°F/100°C.  This is when water </span><u><span>changes to</span></u><span> gas by heating.</span></span></p>

The _________ point for water is 212°F/100°C. This is when water changes to gas by heating.

boiling

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<p>Salt ___________ the freezing point of water.</p><p></p><p><u>Example</u>: Salt is placed on the roads in the winter to keep the snow/water from freezing or turning into ice.</p>

Salt ___________ the freezing point of water.

Example: Salt is placed on the roads in the winter to keep the snow/water from freezing or turning into ice.

lowers

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<p>When water is a solid, the water molecules __________ (speed up/slow down) because they <u>don’t have a lot of energy</u>.</p>

When water is a solid, the water molecules __________ (speed up/slow down) because they don’t have a lot of energy.

slow down

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When water is shifting to a liquid or gas, the water mokf

speeds up

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<p><span><u><span>Plants release water vapor </span></u><span>[evaporation] </span><u><span>through their leaves</span></u><span> through __________.</span></span></p>

Plants release water vapor [evaporation] through their leaves through __________.

transpiration

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<p><span><span>The process when a </span><u><span>solid changes directly to a gas </span></u><span>is referred to as _____________. Example: Dry ice goes through this process.</span></span></p>

The process when a solid changes directly to a gas is referred to as _____________. Example: Dry ice goes through this process.

sublimation