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The image features a circular diagram titled "The natural water cycle" illustrating a five-stage process connected by clockwise arrows. Stage 1 is labeled "Evaporation," numbered 1 at the top of a circular vignette showing the sun over the sea with five upward wavy arrows. Stage 2, labeled "Condensation" and numbered 2, depicts a white cloud in the sky. Stage 3, labeled "Precipitation" and numbered 3, illustrates a cloud releasing rain and snow over mountains and water. Stage 4, labeled "Collection" and numbered 4, shows a river bordered by forests and mountains. Stage 5, labeled "Runoff/return to sea" and numbered 5, depicts a river leading into the ocean along a coastline, with an arrow returning to stage 1.
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The graph presented shows the water cycle that naturally occurs in our environment.
Overall, the diagram shows the never ending cycle of water consist of 5 steps. The graph are also showing images that explain how everyday phenomenon, such as rain and clouds, could occur and how they relate to this natural water cycle.
The first two steps are evaporation and condensation. The text and the image shown together explain the beginning of this cycle with waters from sea raising as gases forming a new cloud. These steps are then dirrectly followed by the third step which is Precipitation. With an image of rain shown, this steps explains how those waters are coming back to the earth’s ground.
Following all of the previous steps, the diagram ended with two procedure of collection and runoff. These steps explain how the waters freshly gained from the precipitation process and how they’re coming back to the sea which the cycle would happen again.
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