Question

The continuous movement of water between the Earth's surface and the atmosphere is known as:

Answer 1

Answer:

the hydrological cycle

Explanation:

The hydrological cycle is the cycle of the water between the Earth's surface (geosphere and biosphere) and the atmosphere. The water moves continuously between these spheres, making it one of the numerous agents that are interchanged and connect them. This cycle is one of the most important ones on Earth, as it is the one that enables life, precipitation, erosion, the existence of large bodies of water, rivers, and streams, the process of photosynthesis etc.