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5.Which of the following key words are associated with the water cycle?. Multiple choice. Flooding Surface run-off Impermeable Interception
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5.Which of the following key words are associated with the water cycle?. Multiple choice.
Flooding
Surface run-off
Impermeable
Interception
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Surface Run-Off
Step-by-step explanation:
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surface run-off
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