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Add to table of Contents: Water cycle questions Pg. 78 Water cycle Pg. 79

Water Cycle pg 79

Earth’s spheres: The “Spheres” Hydrosphere Lithosphere Atmosphere The solid outer layer of the Earth The water portion of the Earth Hydrosphere Lithosphere The “Spheres” Atmosphere Biosphere Layer of gases that surrounds the Earth The living things of the Earth

Hydrologic (Water) Cycle

Transpiration – plants releasing water into the air. Infiltration- downward movement of water into the ground. Runoff – precipitation that doesn’t evaporate, transpire or infiltrate the ground. Percolation –filtering down through the soil. Throughflow – water that percolates into the ground but returns to the surface before entering another body of water.