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Name A process diagram is a drawing that shows how something is put together, how something works, or how something changes over time. In a diagram, the important parts of an object are labeled. Below is a diagram of the water cycle. Use it to answer the questions. 2. Condensation: The water vapor rises, forms clouds, and is cooled by the air. 1. Evaporation: The sun heats water in the soil, rivers, lakes, and oceans. The water evaporates and turns into water vapor, a gas. 1. What are two forms of precipitation? 2. What is the gas that results from evaporation called? 3. What does the water vapor form during condensation? 4. Where does water go when it falls back to Earth as precipitation? 5. What source of energy drives the water cycle? 6. What causes water to change from clouds into precipitation? 100 My Great-Grandmother’s Gourd Grade 5/Unit 3 Practice Text Feature: Process Diagram 3. Precipitation: Water returns to Earth as rain, snow, or other precipitation. Some water seeps into the ground. Some water returns to the ocean. At Home: Find a process diagram in a magazine or newspaper. Then explain the diagram to a family member or helper. © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
© Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Name The exact meaning of a word is called a denotation. Synonyms can carry positive or negative feelings, or connotations. For example, a thin person can be called scrawny, which has a negative connotation, or lean, which has a more positive connotation. Whether a word has a positive or a negative connotation often depends on a person’s experience with the word. Some words are neutral and have no connotations. Look at the chart below. For each neutral word, find a synonym that has either a negative or a positive connotation. You may use a thesaurus or dictionary for help to find words. Then write the word’s exact meaning in the last column. Vocabulary Strategy: Denotation and Connotation Neutral Positive Negative Exact Meaning smell stink house mansion filled brimming unusual strange plant weed well-dressed overdressed laugh chuckle noise music At Home: Look through a newspaper or magazine to fi nd examples of advertisements that use words with positive or negative connotations. Practice My Great-Grandmother’s Gourd Grade 5/Unit 3 101
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