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As more and more water vapour is added into these clouds, the water droplets


        become bigger and heavier.  ey become so heavy that the air in the atmosphere
        can no longer hold them up in the sky. Finally, these droplets fall down in the



        form of  rain.  e changing of water into water vapour from di erent sources
        and again changing into liquid is called the  Water Cycle. It continuously goes
        on in nature.


                                     CONSERVATION OF WATER

        We can save water in the following ways:


           Turn o  the tap a er use.

           Get leaking taps repaired as soon as possible.

           Do not leave the tap running while brushing
             teeth or washing your face or hands.

           Use a bucket and a mug to have a bath instead

             of a shower.

           Water used to wash vegetables and fruits should be re-used to water the
             potted plants.


           Do not throw the water le  in your bottle but pour it over some plants.
                                    2                                                             • Critical Thinking




          Circle the odd one out.
          1. Breeze               Ice                 Snow               Frost
          2.  Water               Water vapour        Steam              Dust

          3. River                Lake                Atmosphere         Ocean



           AT ONE GO



           Air is a mixture of many gases..
           Air is colourless, tasteless and has no smell. So we cannot see it.

           Water is found in three different forms — liquid, solid and gas.
           The water cycle is a continuous cycle of changing one form of water into the other.
           We should save water because life is impossible without it.






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