Kids Water Cycle

evaporation

6 free practice questions with explanations

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evaporation: example questions & answers

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  1. When the Sun warms a puddle, where does the water go?

    • AIt is gone forever
    • BIt rises into the air as invisible water vapour
    • CIt sinks deep into space
    • DIt turns into sand

    Answer: The Sun's heat turns the puddle water into water vapour that rises into the air, which is called evaporation.

  2. What is it called when water changes into a gas and rises into the air?

    • AEvaporation
    • BPainting
    • CFreezing
    • DDigging

    Answer: Evaporation is when water turns into an invisible gas called water vapour and rises up.

  3. Why do wet clothes on a washing line dry out?

    • AThe clothes eat the water
    • BThe water evaporates into the air
    • CThe water drips down into the ground
    • DBirds drink all the water

    Answer: Warm air makes the water in the clothes evaporate, so they dry out.

  4. On which day would a puddle dry up the fastest?

    • AA dark night
    • BA snowy day
    • CA warm, sunny day
    • DA cold, cloudy day

    Answer: The Sun's warmth speeds up evaporation, so puddles dry fastest on warm, sunny days.

  5. Where does most of the water vapour in the air come from?

    • AOceans, rivers and lakes
    • BFrom car engines
    • CFrom the Moon
    • DInside rocks

    Answer: Water evaporates from big areas of water like oceans, rivers and lakes.

  6. Can you usually see water vapour floating in the air?

    • AYes, it is a solid block
    • BYes, it is fluffy and green
    • CYes, it is bright red
    • DNo, it is invisible

    Answer: Water vapour is an invisible gas, so we usually cannot see it in the air.

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