1- An average person can live two months without drinking water.  (      ) 

2- We only get drinking water from rivers. (     )

3- The continuous movement of water within the Earth and atmosphere is called  “water cycle”(  )

Water cycle is the movement of all the water on Earth.  Water in, on, and above the Earth is always moving and changing states. It changes from liquid to vapor. It changes from vapor to ice, and back again. The cycle continually repeats itself.

First, the sun heats up the Earth’s surface and draws water into the atmosphere. This process is called evaporation. The water evaporates, changing from a liquid into a gas.

Then, as the water vapor rises into the sky, it cools down. It turns back into a liquid when it is in the clouds. This part of the water cycle is called condensation.

After that, the clouds become heavy; precipitation falls. It falls as rain, snow, hail, or sleet. Mountainous areas, places that typically have snow, experience melting when the temperatures rise. The snowmelt runs down toward sea level.

As the runoff reaches lower elevations, it can end up in lakes and rivers, eventually leading to the ocean. This part of the process is called collection. Water is collected in different places on the Earth. It can return to lakes, rivers, and the ocean. 

Now in my own words, I will write a description of the water cycle in the diagram below.  I will use the adverbs (First, Next, After that….etc.) to show the correct sequence, and I will  use the suitable  punctuation marks.