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G5 Ch4 L4 Air and Water
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Week 18 McGraw-Hill Science for ESL students.
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What are the three kinds of usable water?
Running, standing, ground.
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What's a reservoir?
An artificial lake made by a dam for storing water.
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What are aquifers?
An underground layer of rock or soil that has pores and is capable of absorbing water.
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Why is freshwater a limited resource?
Most of the world's water is saltwater, and even our freshwater gets polluted.
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How do we use water? Name three ways.
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How does water get polluted? Name two ways.
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List three causes of air pollution.
Construction, factories, cigarettes, cars, scooters, fires, etc.
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How would deforestation affect air pollution? Explain.
Air pollution would increase because trees help clean the air.
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Name three ways you could help conserve water.
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Name one way the government could help prevent air and water pollution.
Regulate businesses, fund sanitation projects, punish polluters, etc.
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