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Which scenario describes an interaction between two of Earth’s spheres?
Water flows from a stream to a lake.
Gravity moves rocks to another location.
Lions use energy to catch other animals for food.
Bears dig big holes in the ground to protect their young.
Water flows from a stream to a lake.
Gravity moves rocks to another location.
Lions use energy to catch other animals for food.
Bears dig big holes in the ground to protect their young.
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The scenario that describes an interaction between two of Earth's spheres is:
**Water flows from a stream to a lake.**
This interaction involves the hydrosphere (the water) and the lithosphere (the land where the stream and lake are located). The other scenarios primarily involve interactions within the biosphere (living organisms), but do not clearly describe an interaction between two distinct Earth spheres.
**Water flows from a stream to a lake.**
This interaction involves the hydrosphere (the water) and the lithosphere (the land where the stream and lake are located). The other scenarios primarily involve interactions within the biosphere (living organisms), but do not clearly describe an interaction between two distinct Earth spheres.
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