Types of Water Sources
The Water Cycle
Water Use Around the World
Water Scarcity
Water Geography
100

This type of water source comes from underground and is stored in aquifers

Groundwater

100

The process by which water changes from liquid to gas and rises into the atmosphere

Evaporation

100

The main use of freshwater worldwide

Agriculture (farming)

100

What is one thing people should do to save water?

save water, shorter showers, fix leaks etc

100

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

Pacific Ocean

200

Large bodies of saltwater that cover about 71% of Earth's surface

oceans

200

The stage where water vapor cools and forms clouds.

Condensation

200

What is recycled water mainly used for?

Irrigation (watering plants)

200

What are rules that limit water use during drought called?

Water restrictions

200

Which Australian river is the longest?

Murray River

300

This type of water is stored in lakes, rivers, and reservoirs

Surface water or Blue water

300

When water falls back to Earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. 

Precipitation

300

Name the developing country we studied where access to clean drinking water is a major challenge

Kenya

300

What is physical water scarcity?

When there is not enough naturally occurring freshwater in a region to meet the demands of both the human population and the local ecosystem

300

Which continent contains the Amazon River?

South America

400

A major Australian river system that supplies water to many communities

The Murray-Darling Basin

400

The process where water moves through the soil and into underground storage.

Infiltration

400

Name the process the turns salt water into fresh water

Desalination

400

What is economic water scarcity?

When there is enough freshwater available in nature to meet the population's needs, but people cannot access it. This occurs because a region, community, or country lacks the money, infrastructure, or political will to properly purify, transport, or manage the water

400

Which sea borders Jordan and Israel and is famous for being extremely salty?

The Dead Sea

500

These massive frozen stores of freshwater are melting due to climate change 

Glaciers

500

The term for water moving across the surface of the Earth into rivers and lakes.

Run-Off

500

The Nile River is in which country?

Egypt

500

Approximately how many litres of water are needed to produce 1 kg of beef?

15,000 litres

500

What is the name of the world's deepest ocean trench?

Mariana Trench