Use the drop-down menus to identify the spheres to which each part belongs.

A lake is part of the

Water vapor in the air is part of the

Glaciers and icebergs are part of the

The Rocky Mountains are part of the

A deer is part of the

Lake, water vapor, glaciers and icebergs - Hydrosphere

The Rocky mountain - Lithosphere

Deer - Biosphere

Explanation:

Hydrosphere is defined as the region that includes all the water bodies present on earth. It includes the glaciers, icebergs, river water, lakes, and the atmospheric water vapor. Earth is comprised of almost 70% of water.

Lithosphere refers to all the landmasses on earth. It is the solid region that is comprised of rocks of crust and the upper portion of the mantle. It involves all the mountains and the valleys. For example, the Rocky mountain.

Biosphere refers to the hydrosphere, lithosphere, atmosphere and the earth's surface that are inhabited by the living beings. It includes plants, animals and micro-organisms. For example, humans, deer, tigers, other living organisms.

Thus, the spheres along with their components are given above.

Lake - hydrosphere

Water vapor - hydrosphere

Glaciers and icebergs - cryosphere or the hydrosphere

The Rocky Mountains - lithosphere

A deer - biosphere

Explanation:

There are four main spheres of the earth - The atmosphere (air), the biosphere (living things), the lithosphere (earth) and the hydrosphere (water).

The lakes are part of the hydrosphere

Water vapor present in the air is part of the hydrosphere

The Glaciers and icebergs are a part of the cryosphere (frozen form of water) or the hydrosphere

The Rocky Mountains are a part of the lithosphere

A deer is part of the biosphere