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This series of events goes round and round, again and again, providing clean, fresh water to our planet. As water goes through this cycle, it is sometimes solid ice, sometimes liquid water and sometimes a gas called water vapor.  \nThe energy that drives the water cycle is heat. When heat is added to ice, the ice melts into water. When heat is added to water, the water evaporates and turns from liquid into gas. When heat is taken away from water vapor, the vapor condenses and turns from gas into liquid. When heat is taken away from water, the water freezes and turns from liquid to solid.  \nThe heat from the sun warms the water in oceans and rivers. The water changes into water vapor that rises into the air. High above the Earth, the water vapor cools and becomes tiny particles of water that create clouds. As the clouds gather more and more particles of water, the water falls as rain or snow, which are two forms of precipitation. This precipitation is absorbed into the ground or is added to the water in oceans, lakes and rivers. The cycle is always happening, everywhere in the world.  \nThen answer the following questions:  \n1. Cause: Water in the oceans and rivers is heated by the sun.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. condensation  \nb. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n2. Cause: Water vapor begins to cool as it rises into the air.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. condensation  \nb. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n3. Cause: Particles of water in a cloud gather to form drops heavy enough to fall to Earth. What is the effect?  \na. condensation  \nb. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n4. Cause: The water cycle is always in motion on the Earth.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. Water is absorbed into the Earth.  \nb. Clean, fresh water is provided for the land and seas of Earth.  \nc. Heat is the energy that drives the water cycle.  \n5. Cause: Heat is added to water. What is the effect?  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n6. Cause: Heat is taken away from water. What is the effect?  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nAnswers  \n1. Cause: Water in the oceans and rivers is heated by the sun.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. condensation  \n b. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n2. Cause: Water vapor begins to cool as it rises into the air.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. condensation  \nb. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n3. Cause: Particles of water in a cloud gather to form drops heavy enough to fall to Earth. What is the effect?  \na. condensation  \nb. evaporation  \nc. precipitation  \n4. Cause: The water cycle is always in motion on the Earth.  \nWhat is the effect?  \na. Water is absorbed into the Earth.  \nb. Clean, fresh water is provided for the land and seas of Earth.  \nc. Heat is the energy that drives the water cycle.  \n5. Cause: Heat is added to water. What is the effect?  \nThe water turns into water vapor.  \n6. Cause: Heat is taken away from water. What is the effect?  \nThe water turns into ice.","cbCaicObOjOduK4U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicObOjOduK4U","pdf",111063,"English","# Cause and effect\n## The water cycle\n## Questions (1-6)\n## Answers (1-6)","[{\"question\":\"What does cause mean and what does effect mean in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Cause is why something happens, and effect is what happens as a result.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the worksheet connect cause and effect to the water cycle?\",\"answer\":\"It explains how heat added or taken away leads to changes such as melting, evaporation, condensation, and freezing, then asks students to identify the effect of given causes.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the correct effects for questions 1 to 4?\",\"answer\":\"1) evaporation, 2) condensation, 3) precipitation, 4) clean, fresh water is provided for the land and seas of Earth.\"}]","Cause and effect - Grade 4 Reading Worksheet | PDF",1791792054]