After a rainstorm, a puddle on the street disappears by the end of a hot day. Where did the water go?

It was destroyed by the sun's heat.

It turned into a gas and mixed with the air.

It all soaked deep into the pavement.

It broke down into hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

If you hang a wet shirt outside on a warm, sunny day, it will eventually dry. What causes this to happen?

The water soaks into the fabric and disappears.

The sun's heat causes the water to change into an invisible gas.

The wind blows the water droplets off the shirt.

The fabric's color absorbs the water molecules.

A visible cloud of tiny water droplets

A liquid that is hotter than normal water

An invisible gas that is the result of evaporation

A solid form of water found in cold air