The water cycle requires energy to make the process work. Where does that energy come from?

the Sun's light and heat energy

strong winds that blow from the west

the Moon's orbit around the Earth

A teacher asks her students to define the water cycle. Which of the following statements is the best definition of the water cycle?

The water is continuously moving above and on Earth's surface.

The water cycle is about the freezing and melting of water.

The water only gets evaporated from oceans and lakes.

The water in the United States stays in the United States.

What is the water cycle? The movement of water –

from the Earth's surface into the air and back to the surface.

only from moving down oceans into oceans.

from the Earth's surface in oceans and then water stays in clouds forever.

Earth's tilt on its a axis and orbit around the Sun.

The temperature changing from fronts.

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