1. The cycle that involves the continuous movement of water from different water bodies to the atmosphere, then falling back to the earth in the form of rain, sleet, or snow.
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6. When fresh water changes into snow and ice, this means that fresh water gains thermal energy.
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3. The direction of wind is determined by the amount of solar radiation received by the Earth.
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G. R 1. Drying up of the large salt lake in Turkey in the summer season.
Evaporation
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2. Formation of fog in the early morning.
Condensation
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G.R 2. Formation of fog in the early morning.
Due to condensation process
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5. In the water cycle, the step that follows the condensation process is runoff.
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1. All living organisms on the Earth depend on water to survive.
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3. Large areas of land that are formed due to the effect of dry air.
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1. It is caused when air warmed by solar radiation rises and is then replaced by cooler air that flows from nearby areas.
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2. Falling of sleet in an area is an example of precipitation process. (
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3. It is the method by which heat from the sun transfers from space to the earth's atmosphere.