Describe two ways that water moves through earth’s geosphere in the water cycle.

Water moves through the Geosphere in processes such as Surface Runoff and Infiltration.  

Explanation:

Geosphere is understood as the sphere containg the rocks, minerals and soil from the Earth´s core to its surface.

Surface runoff refers to the process in where water is able to flow down the soil surface due to gravity, permeability and infiltration properties of the soil. This water ends up in rivers, oceans and bodies of water.

Infiltration is the process where water enters the soil depending on the absorption and infiltration capabilities of the soil, the water that passes through the soil may end up in an aquifer or stored in the soil.  

(Processes like precipitation and evaporation are related to the atmosphere)