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tarun  32
04-08-2009 04:14 UK
The diagram is about rainfall. first, the water from the sea evaporates and forms water vapour. this water vapour is blown by wind and cools down. the waper forms clouds on cooling down. these clouds on cooling down further cause rain. the rain water flows downstream by the river and this river flows into the sea.
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amal  31
08-06-2009 12:17 UK
Edited by author 08-06-2009 15:18
The diagram illustrates the water cycle and describe how it works. First, the water from the sea evaporats and rises up into the air. Then the water vapour is moved by the wind to the cold areas of the air where it cools forming clouds. while the clouds are moved further by the wind, it produces rains in the mountains and in the plains. Because of the rain the rivers are form in the mountain. Those rivers are moving toward the sea carrying the water which goes back again to the sea. The same cycle is repeated again and again with the same essential prosseces wich are, evaporating the water from the sea, forming clouds and lastly raining.
Ita  30
22-04-2009 04:59 UK
The diagaram is about the water cycle. The sea water is evaporated by the heat of the sun and performs in the invisible water vapor. Then, it is blown by the wind and is cooling down in the form of clouds.
waseem  29
18-04-2009 06:24 UK
The above picture shown is a diagramtic chart of a rain cycle. The water from the sea gets evaporated by the Sun and into the air which travels upwards till it gets cooler and takes the form of a cloud. The water vapor in the clouds cools and gets collected till the water vapor is unable to support itself in the clouds which fall back to the land in shape of rain. This rain is either soaked up by the land or ultimately runs down back into the sea by means of rivers and lakes which inturn gets ready for evaporation.
F  28
11-02-2009 06:41 UK
Edited by author 11-02-2009 06:47
The diagram is about the water cycle in the nature. First sea water is evaporated by the sun rays. The hot vapor moves upward because it is lighter than the cold air. Then it is moved by wind and become cool. The cool vapors form the clouds which contain water. As the clouds move by winds and reach far aeries it starts raining. The rain makes small streams. These streams combine together in the river then flow into the sea again. This cycle does not stop and it continue in nature to keep the balance in the amount of water which make 70% of the earth surface.
Andrew  27
23-11-2008 23:24 UK
The water cycle starts with the process of evaporation of H2O molecules from the surface of the sea, warmed up by solar rays. In this way water passes from a liquid state to a gaseous one. Water vapour is light and hotter than the surrounded air: it flows up to higher regions. There water vapour is transported from the wind and cools forming clouds. Clouds are blown by the wind above inland areas and in the same time get cold further until water vapour condenses, passing again to the liquid state. So it starts raining: the same water molecules evaporated from the sea are now composing raindrops. Once the water has reached the land, part of it is absorbed by the soil. The remaining part is carried downstream by rivers or torrents from higher regions to lower ones, till the point the river flows into the sea, ending the cycle.
neda1Person was signed in when posted  26
19-11-2008 15:02 UK
The diagram illustrates the stages which are involved in water cycle inside the earth. The process begins with the water vaporization from the seas into the air and ends in returning the water back to the seas through rivers. The evaporated invisible water is moved into the air and cooled by the blowing winds. The cooled vapor is forming the clouds and after getting cold enough it comes back, down to the earth by the small drops of rain. Raining is the important step which is bringing the evaporated water back to the earth in its liquid form. The gathered drops are forming rivers which are flowing all the way through mountains to downstream in order to pouring again into their origination, the sea. Considering the entire process, it’s clear that the whole amount of water remains constant in our earth and it is just shifting between its different shapes.
Lina  25
19-10-2008 23:33 UK
The water cycle starts in the ocean. Because of the sun and hight temperatures the water is evaporated from the sea and it becomes invisible water vapour that arrives to the sky. In the sky the vapour starts to cools forming clouds full of water. This clouds are blown by the wind and arrived into differents areas of the earth. In this point, the clouds begin to cool down causing rain. The rain that falls into the earth is carried by different rivers which flow into the sea, so rain water is also lead to the sea. In this point, water cycle starts again.
sahiti  24
28-08-2008 17:02 UK
By looking at the picture gives us idea how water cycle works.Because of hot weather the water first evaporates from the sea forming invisible water vapours.From this point the atmosphere will collect thousands of vapour molecules and cools down to form the cloud . The pressure that present in the atmosphere will shift the clouds from one place to another place.this may cause further cooling the clouds and gives us rain.And this will be collected and carried to downstream by river water.slowly the river water will flow into the sea and again the cycle begins.From this point of view we can understand how water cycle
sahiti  23
28-08-2008 16:55 UK
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celia  22
29-07-2008 18:17 UK
The image above describe the water cycle.
Following the arrow as point of departure, vapours cools forming clouds then those clouds cool further causing rain. The rain water is then carried downstream towards the river. Next the River flows into the sea. Trough a natural evaporation process of the sea water by the heat of the sun, invisible water vapour escapes and blowed by the Wind creating therefore clouds, wich recreates the water cycle.
Alice  21
18-07-2008 17:52 UK
HI, that's my composition....can someone correct or advise me? thanx!!!

The diagram shows clearly the process responsable of the balance in the quantity of water on the earth.
Basically, the amount of water can be kept thanks to the equilibrium between the evaporation phenomenon and the precipitation. This kind of balance is obteined because of the involvement of some climate factors.
The process starts with the water evaporation from the sea which creates an invisible water vapour coming up in the atmosphere. The warm vapour is cooled by the wind forming clouds. The cool clouds could cause rain which, falling down, wet the ground but also feed the river. Once in the river, the water is carried downstream untill the river flows into the sea. The circular process needs every step showed in the diagram which are assured from some particular climate conditions ; in fact if one of the phenomenons descibed is missing or predominant compared to the other the balance in the amount of water could be affected. Mainly, we could observe two drastic situations: 1)
the lack of precipitations due to a warm and dry climate which improuve the water evaporation but nor the clouds formation.
2) a huge amount of rain because of a humid and cloudy weather.
Both the circumstances can be dangerous for the environment, the agriculture and man.
umaira  20
21-04-2008 10:23 UK
The information given here reveal us, how water ciculate on earth?It is a vititious cycle.Water from sea evapourize under the effect of sun heating.These water vapours ,which are ,invisible to human eye,run upward toward the sky.When wind blows , it cools down these vapours and convert them into clouds.Further cooling of vapours becomes the reason for raining, finally.Rain water carried down and fill our lake, streams;which then flow into the rivers, Some rain water also carried under soil and rocks.At last,water from rivers houses into sea , the final destination.Here again sunlight is ready to begin the next circle.As we have seen here , how water runs around the earth ? and always be available. This, actually ,also make our climate, atmosphere pleasant for every live creature on this planet.
umaira  19
19-04-2008 20:15 UK
Hi there,here is my essay.pleasegive your opinion and advice. thanks in anticipation.
baggi  18
01-04-2008 19:58 UK
hi guys, here's my essay. Please comment and advise on it. thanks

This process illustrates how sea water circulate. The sun heates the sea water and as a result some part of it evorates to the sky as invisible water vapour. When the vapour reaches to the sky wind blows it to a different direction where it becomes cold and forms clouds. Then clouds will become too big that they can't hold their main body and results to rain. After that rain water is carried down by the river which flows into the sea. That is how water circulation works all the time.
Maria  17
05-03-2008 08:59 UK
Edited by author 06-03-2008 07:20
The diagram is about how the water cycle works. First there is evaporation from the sea in form of invisible watervapour. These invisible vapour form clouds, which futher cause rain. When the rain fall down, water is carried downstream by river and the river flows into the sea and then the process come to the end. Thus how the water cycle works.
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