Question

A student is making a diagram of water cycle. What should draw to illustrate evaporation?

Answer 1

Answer: He should make an arrow which moves from water towards sky.

Explanation:

The water cycle can be defined as the cycle by which the movement of water on the earth is controlled. The water evaporates from the water bodies by the heat of sun.

Then after evaporation, condensation takes place and cloud formation. The precipitation takes place.

The water gets collected in the water bodies and then evaporation takes place. This is how the water cycle is maintained on the earth.

Answer 2

The diagram of water cycle includes the evaporation of water from water bodies. This is often expressed by an arrow or a bunch of arrows that arise from the water body and point towards the sky.

Some diagrams also symbolically show the evaporation process as water vapor that is symbolised with wavy curved arrows