alleryStart learning →Rain that flows across the ground towards streams and rivers is called what?
ATranspiration
BSurface runoff
CSublimation
DCondensation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Surface runoff
Runoff is the water that moves across the land surface and often ends up in rivers.
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