Answer:
Option D:
evaporation from lakes and rivers
Explanation:
The water cycle is a natural cycle that shows how water moves and circulates within a natural environment. Water usually moves between the hydrosphere and the atmosphere through evaporation and condensation.
When water evaporates from the hydrosphere (the water bodies), it goes up into the atmosphere where it cools to become clouds. As more water evaporates, the clouds formed increase in mass. Once the clouds are too heavy to be held up in the sky, they fall down as precipitation (rain, snow, hail) into the water bodies and surrounding land below.
The smallest functional and structural unit of an organism, usually microscopic and consisting of cytoplasm and a nucleus in a membrane.
The elemental symbol of gold is denoted on the periodic table as being Au.
