Hi. You have not presented the elements of the columns that the question refers to. This makes it impossible for this question to be answered. However, when searching for your question on the internet, I was able to find another question exactly like yours, which showed the following elements:
Column 1: A percipitation B transpriation C condensation D evaporation
Column 2: A Raising from plants B Forming droplets C Falling to Earth D Becoming solid
So I hope the answer below can help you:
Answer:
Falling to Earth: Precipitation.
Raising from plants: Transpiration.
Becoming solid: Deposition.
Forming droplets: Condensation.
Explanation:
The water cycle is the continuous movement of water molecules through living beings and physical environments. This movement allows the water molecules to be used by living beings, but they become available again, which ensures that this liquid never runs out. During this cycle, precipitation refers to rain, that is, the fall of water from the sky, which can be in the form of liquid water, snow or hail. The water cycle also has a phase called transpiration, which is the water released by plant leaves, in the form of water vapor.
Another phase of the water cycle is called deposition, which occurs when water vapor in the atmosphere is frozen and becomes solid, forming ice.
There is also a phase called condensation, which occurs when water vapor present in the atmosphere is cooled to the point of becoming liquid water.
