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♻️ The Water Cycle
Science · Class 4 · Water
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Section A: Fill in the blanks
[5 marks]

Fill in each blank with the correct word from the lesson.

  1. This process is called _______.
  2. Earth has had the same _______ for over four billion years.
  3. Water is never created or destroyed — it just moves in an endless loop called the water _______.
  4. This is called _______, and it forms the clouds we see in the sky.
  5. This is called _______.
Section B: Circle the correct answer
[3 marks]

Choose the best option for each question.

  1. What is it called when water turns into water vapour and rises?
    a) Condensationb) Precipitationc) Evaporationd) Collection
  2. What causes clouds to form?
    a) Wind pushing water upb) Water vapour cooling and condensingc) The moon's gravityd) Ocean waves
  3. What is precipitation?
    a) Water turning to vapourb) Water collecting in lakesc) Rain or snow falling from cloudsd) The Sun heating the ocean
Section C: True or False
[4 marks]

Write T for True or F for False in the brackets.

  1. This process is called evaporation.
  2. This process is called Condensation.
  3. Water vapour cooling and condensing is one of the key concepts in the lesson on The Water Cycle.
  4. Wind pushing water up is the main topic of this lesson.
Section D: Answer in one line
[4 marks]
  1. In your own words, explain what The Water Cycle means.
  2. List two things you learned from this lesson on The Water Cycle.
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Answer Key
The Water Cycle
Section A — Fill in the blanks
  1. Evaporation
  2. Water
  3. Cycle
  4. condensation
  5. precipitation
Section B — MCQ
  1. c) Evaporation
  2. b) Water vapour cooling and condensing
  3. c) Rain or snow falling from clouds
Section C — True or False
  1. T — True
  2. F — False
  3. T — True
  4. F — False
Section D — Short Answer

Accept any reasonable answer that shows understanding of The Water Cycle.

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