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2nd Grade
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Gipson Lim
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6 Slides • 14 Questions
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By Gipson Lim
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Do you know what are the natural sources of water on our Earth?
They are rain, rivers, lakes, seas and springs.
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Natural sources of water
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Water droplets that fall from the clouds
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Rain
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A large part of he earth's surface that is covered with salt water.
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Sea
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A large area of water that is surrounded by land.
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Lake
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Rain that fall to the earth form streams of water called rivers.
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River
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of this source of water?
sea
lake
rivers
rain
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of this natural water source?
river
sea
spring
lake
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of this natural source of water?
river
spring
rain
sea
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of this natural source of water?
sea
river
lake
spring
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Multiple Choice
One of these natural water sources is not freshwater. Which one is it?
river
sea
lake
pond
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Multiple Choice
What is the direction of water flow?
From a low place to a high place
From a high place to a low place
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Multiple Choice
The water in rivers will eventually end up in the _____
lake
pond
sea
drain
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Multiple Choice
When water vapour rises up from the sea to the air, it is called _______
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
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Multiple Choice
When water vapour is cooled and become clouds, this process is called _______ .
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
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Multiple Choice
When the heavy clouds fall as rain, the process is called ________ .
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
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Multiple Choice
The correct sequence of water cycle is
condensation => evaporation => precipitation
evaporation =>
condensation =>
precipitation
precipitation =>
evaporation =>
condensation
precipitation =>
condensation =>
evaporation
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Multiple Choice
Which of these sources is it safe to drink the water directly?
ponf
river
sea
rainwater
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Multiple Choice
In the Champagne Tower experiment, the water flows from ..............................
a high place to a low place
a low place to a high place
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Multiple Choice
Which of the statement is FALSE?
Water will naturally flow from a high place to a low place
Water is channeled from its source to a treatment plant before it is pumped into homes.
Water cycle is a continous process.
Water that is clear is safe to drink.
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