Question

water evaporating from the surface of a lake moves from the...
hydrosphere to the atmosphere
atmosphere to the geosphere
geosphere to the hydrosphere
atmosphere to the hydrosphere

question 4
1 pts
factories polluting the air by burning fossil fuels is an example of which interaction?
biosphere-atmosphere
hydrosphere - biosphere
biosphere-geosphere
geosphere-biosphere

Explanation:

• For the first question: The hydrosphere includes all water on Earth (like in lakes). When water evaporates from a lake, it turns into vapor and enters the atmosphere (the layer of gases surrounding the Earth).
• For the second question: Factories (part of the biosphere as they are human - made and humans are part of the biosphere) burn fossil fuels (from the geosphere). Burning releases pollutants into the air (atmosphere). So it's a biosphere - geosphere interaction as the action of the biosphere (factories) on the geosphere (fossil fuels) affects the atmosphere.

Answer:

1. Hydrosphere to the atmosphere
2. biosphere - geosphere