Answer:
I was walking around my neighborhood, just any ordinary day in August. I came to this empty playground with a basketball court, so I decided to sit down. This playground was the playground of all playgrounds. It had anything a 7 year old could ask for. As, I was shooting my basketball, a kid around my age came on the court on a bike. He seemed pretty annoyed so I tried to avoid him as much as I could. Well, he didn't get the message, and started riding around me in circles, being super rude. I pushed him out of my way trying to protect myself, when a lamp fell out his green and blue backpack. Obviously, I had to pick it up, and as soon as I did, the light around me flashed, and I was transported to this Utopia. There were fountains of chocolate and caramel, a 200 inch T.V., a brand new PS5(even though I prefer XBox), and so much more. I was amazed and scared at the same time. I yelled for my mom's name, and even tried to contact the boy who got me into this scenario. I thought I was completely alone, until I heard some laughing coming from this room to the left of the tower of candy. I walked in the room, and that's when I saw... TO BE CONTINUED
Answer:
1. A. Evaporation and Condensation.
2. A. In glaciers and icecaps.
Explanation:
The process of water cycle begins with the Sun heat evaporating water from the water bodies such as ocean, sea, etc. Then the water vapor condenses to make clouds, and when clouds precipitates, they come back to the earth in form of rain. So, the sequenced process of transportation of water from the ocean into a cloud is evaporation and condensation. Thus option A is correct.
The majority of the Earth's fresh water is stored in glaciers, icecaps, and snows. A good volume of fresh water is found in glaciers, permanent snow, and ice caps located in polar regions. These water sources holds upto 68 percent of fresh water. Therefore, the correct answer is option A.
A) is the correct answer. Have a great day!
-2 3/5 + 7 4/9
= -13/5 + 7 4/9
= -13/5 + 7 4/9
= -13/5 + 67/9
= 218/45
= 4 38/45
The exchange of humanity for scientific advancement.
