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Which of the following terms describes the movement of water from the surface to the atmosphere?

Question 10 options:

runoff


condensation


evaporation


precipitation

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Answer:

The answer is evaporation.

Explanation:

Runoff is not right because runoff is water that hits the surface of the earth, then runs down into natural bodies of water. It is not condensation either. That is because condensation is when cool water vapor comes into contact with humid, warm air causes water droplets to appear on the surface of what is containing the cool water vapor. Finally, precipitation is when water comes down from the atmosphere to the surface of the earth, therefore this is incorrect. Evaporation however is when water from the surface of the earth turns into water vapor and goes into the atmosphere. Therefore it is the right answer.

Answer:

Evaporation

Explanation:

Plants are responsible for this

  • Plants take water by roots
  • After doing photosynthesis they release water in terms of steam to air.
  • So it's evaporation
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