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4.1 - The Hydrological Cycle

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  • ✓Explain that water circulates between the sea, the atmosphere and the land.
  • ✓Describe how water may move on the Earth’s surface or through soil and rocks.
  • ✓Explain how water flows into rivers and returns to the sea.
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Think about a hot Caribbean afternoon: puddles shrink, clouds build, then a sudden shower cools everything down. That ‘disappearing puddle’ and ‘burst of rain’ are both parts of the same system: the hydrological cycle. This cycle is Earth’s natural recycling programme, the same water can travel from sea to cloud to river and back again.
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Which statement do you think best describes the hydrological cycle?

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Think about a hot Caribbean afternoon: puddles shrink, clouds build, then a sudden shower cools everything down. That ‘disappearing puddle’ and ‘burst of rain’ are both parts of the same system: the hydrological cycle. This cycle is Earth’s natural recycling programme, the same water can travel from sea to cloud to river and back again.
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