The following diagram illustrates the Hydrologic Cycle. Match the item below to the arrow on the diagram (note: some items may be used for more than one arrow).Example: If you believe that water passes from clouds to streams by evaporation then choose that answer for arrow 3.Match the item below to the arrow on the diagram for number 10. (Note: some items may be used for more than one arrow).

A. Evaporation
B. Infiltration
C. Transpiration
D. Runoff
E. Precipitation


Answer: D

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