Hydrological cycle

The hydrological cycle is defined as:

the continuous movement of water on/above/below the Earth’s surface

The ___ warms the sea and causes water to ____ as water ____

sun/evaporate/vapour

The water vapour ____ and forms ____

condenses/clouds

The ___ falls to the ground as ____, e.g. rain, ____. ____

water/precipitation/snow/hail

The water ends up in ____ or ____ into the ground and flows back to the ___

rivers/infiltrates/sea

A store is defined as:

a part of the water cycle where water gathers

A transfer is defined as:

a part of the water cycle where water moves from one store to another

The water cycle is a ____ system, meaning no water can be ___ and no water can ___

closed/added/leave

infiltration is defined as:

rainfall/water that soaks into the ground

interception is defined as:

rainfall/water stopped by flora(plants)

overland flow is defined as:

rainfall/water that flows on the surface

throughflow is defined as:

rainfall/water that flows through the soil

groundwater flow is defined as:

rainfall/water that infiltrates deeper into the ground and flows through rocks.