Wet clothes become dry while hanging outdoors. What process removes moisture from the fabric?

Drops form beneath a cool dish held above heated water. What process produces these drops?

Drops leave a cloud and fall toward the ground. What process is occurring?

After a storm, runoff enters a lake and remains there. What stage does this show?

The particle diagram models a sample before and after heating. What state does the second box represent?

How does additional heat affect how quickly a wet cloth dries, when other conditions remain the same?

What material makes up a cloud formed when airborne moisture cools without freezing?

Which sequence can move ocean water into a town's reservoir as rain and runoff?

What mainly supplies the energy for water to change from stage 1 to stage 2 in nature?

What name describes the continuous movement of moisture between Earth's surface and the atmosphere?

A teacher needs a small heater that burns liquid fuel for a water-heating demonstration. Which device should be used?

What state of matter makes up hailstones?

What form of falling moisture usually reaches the ground in the Philippines?

A wet cloth can dry only after the moisture in it boils.

Which two processes move water from a puddle into new drops on the cool inner surface of a sealed bag?

Identical bag models start with equal water amounts. One is sealed; one stays open. Which is more likely to lose water to the room?

How should starting amounts be prepared in two bag models used to compare the effects of daylight?

Which statement explains one way plants use water?

What instrument should learners use to measure the sample's temperature before and after heating?

Which process allows rainwater to enter the ground and help refill a well's water supply?