Educational worksheet on the water cycle with interactive elements and explanatory text.

To solve this problem, we need to match the words from the word bank to the correct parts of the water cycle diagram. Let's look at the definitions provided in the text on the right side of the page to help us place each label correctly.

Step 1: Identify "Evaporation"
The text says: *"When the sun heats the surface of a water collection, some of the water (liquid) changes state to water vapour (gas)... This is known as evaporation."*
* Location: Look for the arrow pointing up from the large body of water (the sea or ocean) towards the sky.
* Label: The bottom-left box pointing up from the water is evaporation.

Step 2: Identify "Transpiration"
The text says: *"At the same time, water moves through plants and leaves... This is known as transpiration."*
* Location: Look for arrows coming up from the trees or plants.
* Label: The box with arrows rising from the green trees on the left is transpiration.

Step 3: Identify "Condensation"
The text says: *"During the evaporation stage, warm air rises... Condensation happens as the warm air cools down to the water vapour changes back into a liquid... together to form clouds."*
* Location: Look at the clouds in the sky.
* Label: The top-middle box pointing to the cloud is condensation.

Step 4: Identify "Precipitation"
The text says: *"The collection of water droplets in the clouds grow bigger... Precipitation happens as the water droplets fall from the clouds as rain."*
* Location: Look for the rain falling from the cloud onto the land/mountain.
* Label: The box pointing to the rain falling down is precipitation.

Step 5: Identify "Surface run-off"
The text says: *"When water falls to the ground it will move across the land as surface run-off..."*
* Location: Look for water flowing over the ground surface into a river or stream.
* Label: The box pointing to the water flowing into the river/stream on the right side is surface run-off.

Step 6: Identify "Infiltration"
The text implies this when it talks about water soaking into the soil. Infiltration is when water soaks into the ground.
* Location: Look for an arrow pointing from the surface down into the soil/ground.
* Label: The box on the right side with an arrow pointing down into the earth is infiltration.

Step 7: Identify "Ground water store"
The text says: *"...and other sinks into the soil to become groundwater... Ground water store... is warmed by the sun to recycle the water cycle."*
* Location: Look for the water stored deep underground beneath the soil layers.
* Label: The long horizontal box at the very bottom, representing the water under the ground, is ground water store.

Step 8: Identify "Warm air rises"
This describes the movement of air after evaporation.
* Location: There is a box near the top left, above the evaporation/transpiration area, indicating the upward movement of air before it forms clouds.
* Label: The box above the trees/water but below the cloud formation area is warm air rises.

*(Self-Correction/Refinement based on standard diagrams)*: Let's double-check the positions.
1. Bottom Left (up from sea): Evaporation.
2. Left (up from trees): Transpiration.
3. Top Left (above trees/sea): Warm air rises.
4. Top Middle (at cloud): Condensation.
5. Middle Right (rain falling): Precipitation.
6. Right (flowing into river): Surface run-off.
7. Right (down into soil): Infiltration.
8. Bottom (underground layer): Ground water store.

Let's verify against the number of boxes in the image:
- There are 8 blank boxes.
- There are 8 words in the list.
- The logic holds up perfectly.

Final Answer:
Here are the correct labels for the diagram, going generally from left to right and top to bottom:

1. Evaporation: The box with the arrow pointing up from the sea/ocean.
2. Transpiration: The box with arrows pointing up from the trees.
3. Warm air rises: The box located above the evaporation/transpiration area, showing air moving up toward the cloud.
4. Condensation: The box pointing to the cloud itself.
5. Precipitation: The box pointing to the rain falling from the cloud.
6. Surface run-off: The box pointing to water flowing over the land into the river.
7. Infiltration: The box with an arrow pointing down from the surface into the soil.
8. Ground water store: The long box at the very bottom representing water stored underground.