Question

If one lived in a hot country away from civilization, would it seem reasonable that water changes to a solid? What makes an occurrence reasonable?

I already looked through Chapter 3 in my Biology book and the answer isn't even in the book all together.

Answer 1

I'm not a biology teacher, but when water becomes a solid, what do we call it?

Does that happen in a desert where there's no electricity?

Answer 2

@Writeacher

Um... Water becomes ice, and no because there isn't electricity for a freezer to freeze it so it just stays a liquid and eventually evaporate into the air from the temperature...?

Ooh. I get it (I think)...

If one lived in a hot country away from civilization, would it seem reasonable that water changes to a solid?
No, because there isn't electricity for it to freeze.

What makes an occurrence reasonable?
Uh...

Answer 3

You already wrote it!!

" ... <b>because there isn't electricity</b> for a freezer to freeze it so it just stays a liquid and eventually evaporate into the air ... "

Answer 4

@Writeacher

Really? Thank you so much!
=)

Answer 5

You're welcome! =)