The diagram illustrates the water cycle. Parts of the water cycle labeled U through Z. U: Water moving from a lake into the clouds. V: Clouds. W: Water falling from clouds as rain and snow. X: Water moving from ground to the clouds. Y: Water flowing down the mountainside into a lake. Z: Underground water going into lake. Which best describes the process occurring at locations U and X? Water cycles from a nonliving to a living part of the environment. Water changes from a liquid to a gas. Water changes from a gas to a liquid. Water cycles from a living to a nonliving part of the environment.

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Darrell Washington

17 December, 23:20

The diagram illustrates the water cycle. Parts of the water cycle labeled U through Z. U: Water moving from a lake into the clouds. V: Clouds. W: Water falling from clouds as rain and snow. X: Water moving from ground to the clouds. Y: Water flowing down the mountainside into a lake. Z: Underground water going into lake. Which best describes the process occurring at locations U and X? Water cycles from a nonliving to a living part of the environment. Water changes from a liquid to a gas. Water changes from a gas to a liquid. Water cycles from a living to a nonliving part of the environment.

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Mckenna · Answer 1

Water changes from a liquid to a gas.

Explanation:

location U: Water moving from a lake into the clouds.

location X: Water moving from ground to the clouds

In both cases, liquid water is transformed into gas water (steam) that then rise in the sky and form clouds.

James Yu · Answer 2

The process described at locations U and X are Water changes from gas to liquid.

Answer: Option B.

Explanation:

Water cycle is a cyclical process when the water evaporates from the ground and then falls back on the ground in the form of rain or snow. The various stages of this process are water evaporating from lakes, ground, rivers and so on.

Then it goes up in the air, condenses. And from the condensation process, the clouds are formed. When they cool down up in the air, then the water falls back on the ground and precipitates from the cloud in the form of rain or in the form of snow.