The Water Cycle diagram with labeled components including evaporation, condensation, precipitation, rivers and streams, runoff, underground water, sea, wind, and sun.

Let’s go step by step to label the water cycle diagram using the word bank.

We have these words to use:
- Rivers and streams
- precipitation
- runoff
- underground water
- sea
- wind
- sun
- evaporation
- condensation

Now, let’s look at each blank box in the diagram (from top right going clockwise, then bottom):

1. Top right – the sun → The big circle with rays is clearly the sun. It heats up water to start evaporation.

2. Below the sun – arrows rising from water surface → These wavy arrows show water turning into vapor and rising. That’s evaporation.

3. Above that – cloud forming from vapor → When water vapor cools and turns into clouds, that’s condensation.

4. Left side – rain falling from cloud onto mountains/land → Rain, snow, etc., falling from clouds is called precipitation.

5. Bottom left – water flowing over land toward river/sea → This is water running off the surface after rain — that’s runoff.

6. Next to runoff – a river or stream flowing → The winding line of water on land is rivers and streams.

7. Underground – arrow showing water moving below ground → Water soaking into soil and moving underground is underground water.

8. Big body of water on right – where rivers flow into → That’s the sea (or ocean).

9. Arrow between two clouds – pointing left → This shows air/wind moving clouds from one place to another → that’s wind.

Wait — let’s count the boxes in the diagram:

Looking again at the image description (even though I can’t see it, based on standard water cycle diagrams and your layout):

There are 9 blanks? Let me list them as they likely appear:

Actually, let’s map them logically by position:

From your original problem setup, here’s how the labels should match:

✔ Top-right circle (sun) → sun

✔ Below sun, arrows going up from water → evaporation

✔ Cloud above those arrows → condensation

✔ Left-side cloud raining down → precipitation

✔ Arrow between clouds (moving left) → wind

✔ River/stream on land → rivers and streams

✔ Water flowing over land into river → runoff

✔ Underground arrow → underground water

✔ Large body of water on right → sea

That’s all 9 terms used.

Now, let’s assign them to the boxes in order as they probably appear in the diagram (based on typical layout):

Assuming the diagram has boxes placed like this:

1. Sun → label: sun

2. Evaporation arrows → label: evaporation

3. Condensation cloud → label: condensation

4. Precipitation (rain) → label: precipitation

5. Wind (arrow between clouds) → label: wind

6. Rivers and streams → label: rivers and streams

7. Runoff (surface flow) → label: runoff

8. Underground water → label: underground water

9. Sea → label: sea

All words from the bank are used exactly once.

Final Answer:
sun, evaporation, condensation, precipitation, wind, rivers and streams, runoff, underground water, sea