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Which of the following is an example of surface water?

Water vapor

Soil moisture

Lake

How can collecting rainwater help in water conservation?

It reduces river water levels.

It increases humidity in the air.

It prevents the need for using tap water for tasks like wash

It purifies groundwater.

Which of the following is an example of a renewable water source? A) Aquifers B) Rivers C) Desalinated water D) Oil

B) Rivers

What is runoff?

Water that seeps into the ground

Water that evaporates into the air

Water flowing on the surface toward rivers or lakes

How does planting trees help conserve water?

Trees absorb too much water.

Trees block rainwater.

Trees reduce river flow.

Trees reduce soil erosion and increase groundwater recharge.

What is the process of liquid water turning into vapor called? A) Condensation B) Evaporation C) Precipitation D) Infiltration

B) Evaporation

What is a cloud near the ground called?

Fog

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What returns water from air to land?

Precipitation

What R is an example of precipitation?

Rain

What is groundwater?

Water stored underground in aquifers

Water in ice sheets

Water stored in rivers

Water present in the atmosphere

What is a simple way to save water when doing laundry?

Leave the washing machine running all day.

Wash clothes one at a time.

Rinse clothes under a running tap.

Use the washing machine only for full loads.

What forms on grass at dawn?

Dew

Which of the following is an example of surface water?

Lakes

Atmospheric water vapor

Ice sheets

Groundwater

Which water source includes water stored in living organisms?

Groundwater

Rivers

Permafrost

Organisms

What is rain made of?

Water

What is frost made of?

Ice

What temperature is needed for frost?

Freezing

Which of the following activities wastes the most water?

Collecting rainwater for gardening

Using a bucket to wash a car

Installing low-flow showerheads

Leaving the tap running while washing dishes

Free points

What percentage of Earth’s water is freshwater? A) 3% B) 10% C) 50%

A) 3%

What is the chemical formula for water? A) H2O B) O2 C) CO2 D) NaCl

A) H2O

What happens when snow melts?

Slippery

Where is fog found?

Ground

What forms when dew freezes?

Frost

What can too much snow cause?

Accidents

What type of water is stored in glaciers?

Brackish water

Freshwater

Mineral water

Salty water

Which activity conserves water outdoors?

Watering plants in the early morning or evening

Using sprinklers during the day

Removing mulch from gardens

Washing cars frequently

What returns water to Earth in the water cycle?

Precipitation

What is the largest source of freshwater on Earth?

Rivers

Glaciers

Lakes

Groundwater

What is a thin white layer of ice called?

Frost

What is moisture falling from the air to the ground called?

Precipitation

What type of water is stored in permafrost and ground ice?

Brackish water

Freshwater

Polluted water

Saltwater

Why is it important to fix leaking taps?

To conserve water and prevent wastage

To avoid noise pollution

To save money only

To reduce water pressure

What is one way to conserve water when washing vegetables?

Use a hose for washing.

Let the tap run continuously.

Reuse the water to water plants.

Discard the water in the sink.

Which of the following practices helps conserve water during dishwashing?

Using a dishwasher for every single dish

Washing dishes under a running tap

Rinsing dishes multiple times

Filling a sink with water to wash dishes

Where does hail form?

Thunderclouds

What causes water droplets to freeze together?

Cold

When is fog often seen?

Morning

Which activity conserves more water when washing a car?

unning the car through a sprinkler

Letting rainwater clean the car

Using a bucket

Using a hose

Why is reusing water for purposes like watering plants important?

It makes the water cleaner.

It prevents groundwater from being used.

It is required by law.

It helps conserve freshwater resources.

What does condensed water form on surfaces?

Dew

...Free points

What is hail made of?

Ice

Free points

Which of the following activities helps conserve water at home?

Washing cars with a running hose

Turning off the tap while brushing teeth

Taking long showers

Leaving leaks unfixed

Which freshwater source is found underground in large quantities?

Lakes

Rivers

Humidity in soil

Groundwater

Which water source is often treated for drinking water in urban areas?

Ocean water

Glaciers

River water

What does water vapor condense into?

Droplets

What happens when clouds become heavy?

Rain

What can large hailstones break?

Windows

What changes water into vapor?

Heat

What provides heat for evaporation?

Sun

What is the benefit of collecting rainwater?

It reduces the use of freshwater resources for outdoor activity

It decreases humidity in the atmosphere.

It prevents flooding in cities.

It cleans pollutants from the air.

Where can dew be found?

Leaves

What is the primary source of water for rivers and lakes?

Organisms

Freshwater swamps

Groundwater and precipitation

Humidity in the atmosphere

What is one way to conserve water at home?

Fixing leaky faucets

Washing cars with a hose

Letting the faucet run while brushing teeth

Taking long showers

What is the percentage of Earth’s surface covered by water? A) 30% B) 50% C) 71% D) 90%

C) 71%

When can dew be seen?

Morning

What causes floods?

Rain

What is formed when temperature is below freezing?

Snow

What does fog look like?

Smoke

What can fog cause?

Accidents

Which of the following is the largest reservoir of freshwater on Earth?

Lakes

Glaciers and ice sheets

Groundwater

Rivers

Why is water conservation important?

Water conservation is unnecessary in rainy regions.

Water is an unlimited resource.

Water sources can become polluted or overused.

Freshwater is easily replenished.