Which process describes the movement of water from soil through plants and into the atmosphere?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
Medium AP Exams item. Correct choice: A. Transpiration.
- A. Transpiration ✓
- B. Precipitation
Why not B: “Precipitation” is not Transpiration.
- C. Condensation
Why not C: “Condensation” is not Transpiration.
- D. Infiltration
Why not D: “Infiltration” is not Transpiration.
Correct answer
A. Transpiration
Explanation
Transpiration is the term that matches “Which process describes the movement of water from soil through plants and into the atmosphere” (option A). Option B (Precipitation) is a different value from Transpiration. Option C (Condensation) is a different value from Transpiration. Option D (Infiltration) is a different value from Transpiration. Keep Transpiration as the AP Exams fact for this stem.
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Tags: American Exams, AP Environmental Science, Water Cycle
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