1. Air containing all of the water vapor possible at a particular temperature is

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Question

1. Air containing all of the water vapor possible at a particular temperature is said to be:

a) saturated

b) unstable

c) convective

d) a dew point

e) adiabatic

2. Precipitation and evaporation are two components of:

a) the lithosphere

b) the cycle of sublimation

c) the hererosphere

d) earth's energy budget

e) the hydrologic cycle

3. Cool currents can be found:

a) on the north coasts of continents

b) on the south coasts of continents

c) on the west coasts of continents

d) on the east coasts of continents

e) in the Arctic

4. The weak of its molecules gives water many of its interesting properties:

a) shells

b) spin

c) expansion

d) electrical polarity

e) color

1. The answer is a=saturated
air that contains max amount of water vapour possible at a given temperature and pressure is called saturated air

2. The answer is e=hydrologic cycle
they both are related to water cycle

3.The answer is e=in the arctic

4.the answer is d= polarity
the polarity of water is responsible for its unique properties like universal solvent

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