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A student is making a diagram of the water cycle. What should the student draw to illustrate runoff?

 ◯ A. An arrow pointing from a cloud to the ground 

◯ B. An arrow pointing from a plants leaves to the skies

◯ C. An arrow pointing down a hill to a body of water

◯ D. An arrow pointing from a body of water to the sky

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