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The image diagrams 'The Water Cycle' with four numbered stages. Stage 1 is Evaporation, shown as water rising from a large body of water toward the sun and clouds. Stage 3 is Precipitation, depicted as rain falling from clouds onto a landmass with mountains and back into the water. Stage 4 is Collection, showing water in a river with a waterfall and as groundwater, both flowing toward the larger body of water. A legend at the bottom lists all four stages: 1 Evaporation, 2 Condensation, 3 Precipitation, and 4 Collection.
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The diagram illustrates the process of water cycle through several steps.
Overall, it is a circular process consists of four more steps starting with the evaporation and ending with the collection stage.
Initially, the process begins with evaporation, where water from oceans, rivers and lakes is heated by the sun and rises into the atmosphere. After the water vapor then undergoes condensation, forming clouds at. In the following stages when the clouds become heavy, the precipitation occurs to the form of rain or snow to other type of rainfall, which return water to the land and water bodies.
In Next Land of the water goes into the soil as groundwater, while the rest flows into rivers and lakes.Finally, the water is collected in oceans, rivers and lakes. Additionally, the cycle further continues.
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