Water Cycle: The Role of Sunlight
Water moves between Earth's surface and the air. Heat from the Sun causes some liquid water to evaporate into water vapor.
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- AHeat from the SunCorrect
- BCooler air
- CRain falling from clouds
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Heat from the Sun causes liquid water to evaporate.
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Water Cycle: The Role of Sunlight
Water moves between Earth's surface and the air. Heat from the Sun causes liquid water to evaporate into water vapor. Cooler air changes vapor into droplets that form clouds.
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ReadyWhat causes evaporation in the water cycle?
- AHeat from the SunCorrectThe quote says sunlight changes liquid water.
- BCooler air
- CRain falling from clouds
- DWater freezing into ice
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Heat from the Sun causes liquid water to evaporate.
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