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    The document explains the process of how rain is formed through the water cycle, with evaporation from bodies of water, condensation of water vapor into clouds, and precipitation occurring when clouds become too heavy. It details each step of the water cycle and rain formation process. The summary closes by mentioning two outcomes of precipitation - rain falling as liquid water or snow falling in very cold temperatures.

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    The document explains the process of how rain is formed through the water cycle, with evaporation from bodies of water, condensation of water vapor into clouds, and precipitation occurring when clouds become too heavy. It details each step of the water cycle and rain formation process. The summary closes by mentioning two outcomes of precipitation - rain falling as liquid water or snow falling in very cold temperatures.

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    The document explains the process of how rain is formed through the water cycle, with evaporation from bodies of water, condensation of water vapor into clouds, and precipitation occurring when clouds become too heavy. It details each step of the water cycle and rain formation process. The summary closes by mentioning two outcomes of precipitation - rain falling as liquid water or snow falling in very cold temperatures.

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    Terserah Saya
    The document explains the process of how rain is formed through the water cycle, with evaporation from bodies of water, condensation of water vapor into clouds, and precipitation occurring when clouds become too heavy. It details each step of the water cycle and rain formation process. The summary closes by mentioning two outcomes of precipitation - rain falling as liquid water or snow falling in very cold temperatures.

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    EXPLANATION TEXT

    Explanation Text

    An explanation text is a non-fiction text that is used to


    describe how or why things happen. It usually includes a
    sequence of events (explaining how) and provides reasons for
    a process or phenomenon (why).
    For example:
    - Rain
    - The Water Cycle
    - Earthquakes
    Explanation Text

    A style of writing where what would be the object of a


    sentence becomes the subject of the sentence
    HOW RAIN IS FORMED?

    rain is primary source of fresh water most areas of teh world, providing suitable condition for diverse
    ecosystems. Rain is water that descends from the sky through several processes until the rain occurs.
    The phenomenon of rain is actually a water circle. The concept of water circle includes the sun heating
    the Earth’s water surface and causing the water surface to evaporate. Earth’s water includes water from lake,
    river, and ocean. Then, the water vapor experiences condensation and becomes condensed vapor. Condensed
    vapor is formed from droplets so that when the air temperature is higher, it makes the droplets gather,
    condensed and formed into clouds. The presence of winds helps clouds move and gather in other places that
    have lower temperatures. At that time, the droplets become heavier and unstoppable and cause the droplets to
    fall so that there is rain.
    If the droplets drop in an area with very cold temperatures, the droplets will drop as snow. However,
    not all rain reaches the surface. Some evaporates while falling through dry air. This is called Virga, a
    phenomenon which is often seen in hot, dry desert regions
    AN ANNOTATED EXPLANATION TEXT
    rain is primary source of fresh water most areas of teh world, providing suitable condition for diverse
    ecosystems. Rain is water that descends from the sky through several processes until the rain occurs. (General
    Statement)
    The phenomenon of rain is actually a water circle. The concept of water circle includes the sun heating
    the Earth’s water surface and causing the water surface to evaporate. Earth’s water includes water from lake,
    river, and ocean. Then, the water vapor experiences condensation and becomes condensed vapor. Condensed
    vapor is formed from droplets so that when the air temperature is higher, it makes the droplets gather,
    condensed and formed into clouds. The presence of winds helps clouds move and gather in other places that
    have lower temperatures. At that time, the droplets become heavier and unstoppable and cause the droplets to
    fall so that there is rain. (Explanation)
    If the droplets drop in an area with very cold temperatures, the droplets will drop as snow. However,
    not all rain reaches the surface. Some evaporates while falling through dry air. This is called Virga, a
    phenomenon which is often seen in hot, dry desert regions. (Closing)
    Action verbs Noun Phrases
    Passive voice
    1. What is the text mainly about? 3. Earth’s water includes water from

    a. The definition of rain a. Lake

    b. Explain of rain b. river

    c. The effect of rain c. Ocean

    d. Rain d. A,B,C are correct

    e. All answer are correct e. A,B,C are incorrect

    2. The second paragraph tell about 4. What is the purpose of the text

    a. The process of rain a. To report the rain process

    b. The rain cause b. To explain the process of rain

    c. How rain occur c. to persuade the reader to prevent of rain

    d. As a result of rain d. To discus the danger of rain

    e. All answer are incorrect e. To present two different opinions on rain process

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