4 Figure 1 shows the hydrological cycle on the earth. The atmospheric water Partial water absorbs into the soil and flows into river as (3) Q1. (a) returns to ground as rainfall via (1) being groundwater through (2) Heating of the water surface to cause (4) to transfer the water back to the atmosphere. (3 123M mote yoiwollot o (4) (a) Figure 1: Hydrological Cycle (i) Determine these processes (1), (2), (3) and (4) in the hydrological cycle. (ii) Explain interception process.

4 Figure 1 shows the hydrological cycle on the earth. The atmospheric water Partial water absorbs into the soil and flows into river as (3) Q1. (a) returns to ground as rainfall via (1) being groundwater through (2) Heating of the water surface to cause (4) to transfer the water back to the atmosphere. (3 123M mote yoiwollot o (4) (a) Figure 1: Hydrological Cycle (i) Determine these processes (1), (2), (3) and (4) in the hydrological cycle. (ii) Explain interception process.

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