The hydrosphere is predominantly made of A. gaseous air. B. frozen water. C. solid rock. D. liquid water.

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The hydrosphere is predominantly made of A. gaseous air. B. frozen water. C. solid rock. D. liquid water.

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D; the hydrosphere is made of oceans, clouds, lakes, etc...

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Answer: D. Liquid Water
Explanation: The hydrosphere consists of oceans, seas, lakes, etc. which indicates liquid water.

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