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My responses · The roof-garden puddleYear 4 Science · T1 W7–8 · Responses / A first
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The roof-garden puddle
Made-up story. At a roof garden, a shallow puddle is drawn as liquid water at the first review. Later the same marked patch has less visible liquid water. The story does not record a measured amount, a drain check or how much water soaked into the surface. Tali wants a possible explanation. A separate small water-cycle sketch shows ocean liquid, water vapour in air, cloud droplets and water falling from the cloud to land. Its arrows have no times attached.
Four questions
- What could some liquid water become? Name the change.
- Can we see water vapour itself?
- Which change forms the sketch's cloud droplets? Which process takes water from the cloud to land?
- What can't this puddle story tell us? Choose one gap.
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