Can someone explain me the water cycle?

Question

Please explain well cause i have a test! ! !

Answer 1

1st- evaporation...water dryed into the air 2nd- condensation... water molecules come into one area to form clouds 3rd- precipitation... humidity reaches 100% andthe the water molecules join together to create rain drops which startes the cycleover again

Answer 2

The Bible descibes it some 3,000 years ago:

(Ecclesiastes 1:6-7) “6 The wind is going to the south, and it is circling around to the north. Round and round it is continually circling, and right back to its circlings the wind is returning. 7 All the winter torrents are going forth to the sea, yet the sea itself is not full. To the place where the winter torrents are going forth, there they are returning so as to go forth.”

--WHAT INDEED is interesting is that the air currents are described in relation to the water cycle, with the sea not becoming full because of the evaporation and condensation process going on & on ---What a marveolous cycle.

--Another brief reference to the cycle is made at:

(Isaiah 55:9-11) “. . .. 10 For just as the pouring rain descends, and the snow, from the heavens and does not return to that place, unless it actually saturates the earth and makes it produce and sprout, and seed is actually given to the sower and bread to the eater, 11 so my word that goes forth from my mouth will prove to be. It will not return to me without results, but it will certainly do that in which I have delighted, and it will have certain success in that for which I have sent it.”

--SEASONAL precipitation described --with results!

Answer 3

The water cycle is the process of water. First, teh water in the ocean EVAPORATES into the air by the sun. Then, teh water CONDENSES into clouds. As teh clouds get thicker with more water particles, they begin to fall in many forms: rain, sleet, hail, snow. The water collects into streams and rivers, adn are brought back to the ocean. There the cycle begins all over again.

Answer 4

This cycle is made up of a few main parts:

evaporation (and transpiration)
condensation
precipitation
collection