The Water Cycle

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    1. The hydrological cycle Aim To know the different components of the water cycle. Skill: To annotate a diagram of the water cycle.
    2. Starter
      • What is meant by a landform?
      • A shape in the landscape produced by the
      • action of water, wind or ice.
      • Give an example of a landform produced
      • by a river and one produced by the sea.
    3. Water, Landforms and People
      • Hydrological cycle – droughts and floods
      • Coasts – processes and landforms
      • Rivers – processes and landforms
      • Managing rivers and coasts
      • The hydrosphere is the liquid water component of the Earth. It includes the oceans, seas, lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. The hydrosphere covers about 70% of the surface of the Earth.
      Suggest 5 other places water may be stored What is the HYDROSPHERE?
    4. Answers
      • ground water
      • Plants
      • Animals
      • Soil
      • and air
    5. The Water Cycle 1 2 3 4 5 Land Sea
    6. How the water cycle operates
      • 1
      • 2
      • 3
      • 4
      • 5 The water flows off the land back to the sea because of gravity.
      • Explain what is happening at each stage. No. 5
      • has been done for you.
      • You should include the following words at least once:
      • precipitation, evaporation, condensation,
      • atmosphere
    7. The water cycle – a closed system
      • There is the same quantity of water on the
      • Earth today as there was when it was
      • formed. It is either being stored or
      • transferred.
      • Suggest two stores and two flows in the
      • diagram you drew.
    8.  
    9. Glossary
      • For each of the new terms that you have learnt today write its definition in your glossary at the back of your book.

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