Water Basics
The Water Cycle
Water Management Systems
Irrigation and Agriculture
Water Challenges
100

This type of water is found in oceans and has a high salt concentration

What is salt water?

100

This is the continuous movement of water through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

What is the water cycle?

100

A system designed to collect and store rainwater for later use

What is a rainwater catchment system?

100

This method of watering crops involves channels that flood the fields.

What is flood irrigation?

100

 Water containing harmful chemicals, pathogens, or waste products.

What is wastewater?

200

This type of water is safe to drink and found in rivers, lakes, and aquifers.

What is fresh water?

200

This process involves water vapor turning into liquid droplets.

What is condensation?

200

Landscaping with plants native to the local environment to reduce water use.

What is native landscaping?

200

A highly efficient method of irrigation that delivers water directly to plant roots.

What is drip irrigation?

200

Contaminated water flowing untreated into natural water bodies.

What is sewage?

300

The term for water visible on the Earth's surface, such as lakes and rivers.

What is surface water?

300

Plants release water vapor into the air during this process.

 What is transpiration?

300

A system that treats sewage and wastewater for reuse or safe disposal.

What is a wastewater treatment plant?

300

Water used for irrigation that comes from sinks, baths, or laundry.

What is greywater?

300

The contamination of rivers, lakes, and oceans by human activities.

What is water pollution?

400

Water that flows over the land into streams and rivers after rain.

What is runoff?

400

The process of water heating and changing from a liquid to a vapor

What is evaporation?

400

The use of permeable surfaces and green infrastructure to manage urban runoff.

What is stormwater management?

400

The use of edible plants like fruits and vegetables in landscaping

What is edible landscaping?

400

The use of water to generate electricity, often through dams

What is hydropower?

500

Water stored beneath the Earth’s surface in soil or rock formations.

What is groundwater?

500

This term describes water flowing over the land’s surface, especially during heavy rain.

What is overland flow?

500

This method of wastewater treatment mimics natural ecosystems.

What is ecological wastewater treatment?

500

The diversion and use of stormwater for agricultural purposes.

What is stormwater irrigation?

500

Infrastructure or methods used to minimize flooding from heavy rainfall.

What is flood management?

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