Educational water cycle diagram showing the natural process of water movement through evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.

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Let’s walk through the water cycle and how to label it correctly:

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🔁 The Water Cycle (Steps in Order):

1. Evaporation
- Water from oceans, lakes, rivers, and soil turns into water vapor due to heat from the sun.
- This process occurs at the surface of water bodies.

2. Condensation
- Water vapor rises into the atmosphere and cools down, forming clouds.
- Tiny water droplets come together to form visible clouds.

3. Precipitation
- When the cloud becomes heavy, water falls back to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.

4. Collection
- Water that falls to Earth collects in oceans, lakes, rivers, and groundwater.

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🧩 How to Label the Diagram:

Assuming the diagram shows:
- A sun → associated with evaporation
- Clouds → associated with condensation
- Raindrops falling → precipitation
- Water collecting in ocean/lakes → collection

Here’s how to match each arrow or box:

#### Step-by-step labeling:
1. From water body → cloud:
→ Evaporation

2. From cloud → cloud (or higher up):
→ Condensation

3. From cloud → down to land/water:
→ Precipitation

4. From ground → water body (like river/ocean):
→ Collection

> ⚠️ Note: Sometimes “runoff” is included under collection, where water flows over land into rivers.

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✔ Final Answer (Labeling Guide):

| Arrow/Part | Correct Label |
|-----------|---------------|
| Sun heating water → rising vapor | Evaporation |
| Vapor forming clouds | Condensation |
| Clouds releasing rain/snow | Precipitation |
| Rain flowing into ocean/lake | Collection |

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If your diagram has arrows going in a circular flow, label them in order:

1. Evaporation (water → air)
2. Condensation (air → clouds)
3. Precipitation (clouds → land)
4. Collection (land → water bodies)

Then the cycle repeats.

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