Which two "spheres" are involved when it rains and the rainwater moves into
rivers and lakes?
O A) atmosphere and biosphere
O B) biosphere and hydrosphere
OC) atmosphere and cryosphere
OD) atmosphere and hydrosphere

D) atmosphere and hydrosphere.

Explanation:

Earth has several spheres, and all of those spheres interact with each other and influence each other, thus creating an interconnected system. Two of those spheres are the atmosphere and the hydrosphere. The atmosphere is the sphere consisting of all of the gasses and particles found between the surface and the space, while the hydrosphere is the sphere that contains all of the water on the Earth.

In this case, we have a rain and the rainwater from it moving into rivers and lakes. The rain is produced in the atmosphere, and under the influence of the gravity it falls on the surface of Earth. The rivers and lakes are bodies of water, thus they are part of the hydrosphere, so we have interaction between the atmosphere and hydrosphere.