Which of the following is an important principle of how water moves through a watershed?

A. Most freshwater is in the form of ice.

B. Small streams flow into larger streams.

C. Each watershed contains only a single source of water.

D. Clouds are formed through evaporation and then condensation.

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Seamus Carroll

9 September, 18:19

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Fields · Answer 1

B Small streams flow into larger streams.

Maurice Valdez · Answer 2

The answer is D. Clouds are formed through evaporation and then condensation.

Which of the following is an important principle of how water moves through a watershed?A. Most freshwater is in the form of ice.B. Small streams flow into larger streams.C. Each watershed contains only a single source of water.D. Clouds are formed through evaporation and then condensation.