Water in the Body
Hydration & Health
Water Sources
Water Cycle & Environment
Fun Facts
100

What percentage of the human body is made of water?

60%

100

This is your body’s way of telling you that you need water.

Thirst

100

Name one natural source of drinking water.

Lakes, rivers, groundwater, springs

100

Water that has been purified to remove minerals is called what?

Evaporation

100

Water’s chemical formula.

H₂O

200

Which organ uses the most water and needs it for electrical signals?

The Brain

200

Name one sign of dehydration other than thirst.

Examples: dark urine, dizziness, headache, dry mouth (Answers may vary)

200

True or False: Bottled water is always safer than tap water.

False

200

The term for saving and efficiently using water resources.

Conservation


200

This is the only substance found naturally as a solid, liquid, and gas.

Water

300

Water helps regulate this measure of internal balance.

Body Temperature

300

True or False: Caffeinated drinks can contribute to dehydration.

True

300

Water that has been purified to remove minerals is called what?

Distilled Water

300

Water vapor becoming liquid again is called what?

Condensation

300

Water freezes at this temperature in Celsius.

0°C 

400

Water is a key component of this bodily fluid that carries oxygen.

Blood

400

Name one health risk of chronic dehydration.

Kidney stones, heat stroke, urinary infections, etc.

400

The term for water stored underground in rock layers.

Aquifer

400

The continuous movement of water around Earth is called the ____.

Water Cycle

400

Water boils at this temperature in Fahrenheit.

212°F 

500

Lack of water causes cells to shrink, leading to this condition.

Dehydration

500

Drinking water helps your body maintain a healthy temperature. What is the term for your body’s temperature staying in balance?

Homeostasis

500

This system is used by cities to clean and deliver water.

Municipal Water System


500

Polluted water that flows across land into rivers is called what?

Runoff

500

The force that allows insects to walk on water.

Surface Tension