5. I am liquid water that is currently precipitating. Where am I? MULTIPLE CHOICE In the atmosphere On Earth's surface In the ground/rock layers In the Earth's oceans

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5. I am liquid water that is currently precipitating. Where am I?

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In the atmosphere
On Earth's surface
In the ground/rock layers
In the Earth's oceans

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On earth’s surface ………

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