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    The document contains an assessment with questions about water reserves, the hydrologic cycle, and precipitation. It provides the following key details: Ocean has the largest water reserve at 96.3% of Earth's volume. Groundwater composes 1.75% of water reserves. Evapotranspiration refers to water loss from plants and surface water into the atmosphere. The main processes of the hydrologic cycle are evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, infiltration, and percolation. Common forms of precipitation in tropical countries like the Philippines include rain, drizzle, fog and dew.

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    The document contains an assessment with questions about water reserves, the hydrologic cycle, and precipitation. It provides the following key details: Ocean has the largest water reserve at 96.3% of Earth's volume. Groundwater composes 1.75% of water reserves. Evapotranspiration refers to water loss from plants and surface water into the atmosphere. The main processes of the hydrologic cycle are evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, infiltration, and percolation. Common forms of precipitation in tropical countries like the Philippines include rain, drizzle, fog and dew.

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    The document contains an assessment with questions about water reserves, the hydrologic cycle, and precipitation. It provides the following key details: Ocean has the largest water reserve at 96.3% of Earth's volume. Groundwater composes 1.75% of water reserves. Evapotranspiration refers to water loss from plants and surface water into the atmosphere. The main processes of the hydrologic cycle are evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, infiltration, and percolation. Common forms of precipitation in tropical countries like the Philippines include rain, drizzle, fog and dew.

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    Name: Vilamor, Abegail B. Offering No.

    : ABen 145

    Student ID: 18-1-00985 Mobile No.: 09380040800

    Assessment 1.1

    1. Of the three main storages of water, which has the biggest reserve?

     Among the three main storages of water, namely Ocean, Surface water and Groundwater,

    Ocean has the biggest reserve, occupies about 96.3% of the Earth and has a volume of

    1,285,400,000 km3.

    2. Groundwater composes at what percentage?

     Groundwater has about 1.75%.

    3. It is the water loss to the atmosphere from the plants and surface water.

     Evapotranspiration is the water loss from the plants and surface water to the atmosphere.

    4. The main processes of hydrologic cycle.

     The main processes of Hydrologic cycle are:

     Evaporation

     Condensation

     Precipitation

     Run Off

     Infiltration

     Percolation

    5. Form of precipitation for tropical countries like in the Philippines.

     Rain, drizzle, fog, dew, are the common form of precipitation that occurs in tropical

    countries like Philippines. On rare phenomenon, there are records that hail showers were

    experienced on some parts of the Philippines.

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