What type of map shows the physical features of the land?
Physical map
When water is heated and turns from liquid water to water vapor it is called what?
Evaporation
What type of resource is water?
Renewable resource
Arid or dry
What is greywater?
A way to reduce water consumption by reusing water.
Which direction does a compass always point?
North
When water is locked in a glacier, what is it considered?
A potential resource.
Name 3 types of resources
Renewable
non renewable
continuous
Bad farming practices that result in a water shortage can be classified in what category?
Poor use
What is desalination?
A process of removing salt and other impurities from saltwater to make it safe to drink.
What does B stand for?
border
define transpiration
water taken up by plant roots and leaves through the leaves into the atmosphere.
Finite resources
Definition: Resources that exist in limited quantities and will eventually be depleted if used.
Examples: Coal, oil, natural gas, metals like gold and copper
Infinite resources
Definition: Resources that are naturally replenished faster than humans use them, meaning they can last indefinitely if managed sustainably.
Examples: Solar energy, wind, tidal energy
The Navajo Nation in the USA has a lack of access to water. What is it caused by?
Lack of infrastructure
People often oppose it due to lack of information.
What does the O is BOLTSS stand for?
Orientation
What type of precipitation is a solid?
what type of use is using water for growing food
Agriculture
When humans dump waste into water sources, what is it called?
Pollution
What is one disadvantage of desalination?
What does the SS in BOLTSS stand for?
Source and Scale
Which type of precipitation is more common during thunderstorms?
hail
list an example of renewable, non renewable and continuous resourse.
Renewable resource – Trees (forests can regrow if managed sustainably)
Non-renewable resource – Coal (takes millions of years to form)
Continuous resource – Sunlight (never runs out on a human timescale)
What percentage of Earth's water is freshwater?
3%
To access aquifers and ground water, what infrastructure can humans build?
Wells