Answer:
The movement of water between the Earth's surface and the atmosphere correctly illustrates a manner in which the atmosphere of the Earth interacts with the hydrosphere.
Explanation:
The hydrosphere refers to the entire amount of water found on the planet comprising the water in the air, on the surface, and present underground. The hydrosphere of the planet can be vapor, liquid, or ice. In the case of the Earth, the water, which mediates between the surface of the Earth and the atmosphere would comprise oceans, rivers, rainfall from clouds, and lakes. These kinds of water movement are a part of the hydrosphere of the Earth.
