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Part 2-Human Impacts on Groundwater & Surface Water: Understanding the Basics

Part 2-Human Impacts on Groundwater & Surface Water: Understanding the Basics

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7th Grade

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21 Slides • 23 Questions

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Which of the following is a possible harmful effect of human activity on surface water?

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Increased pollution from industrial waste

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Improved water quality through conservation

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Natural filtration by wetlands

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Enhanced aquatic habitats

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Open Ended

How do you think human activities can both positively and negatively affect groundwater and surface water in a watershed?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following human activities can harm both groundwater and surface water?

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Washing cars

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Doing laundry

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Agriculture

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All of the above

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Open Ended

Describe one way humans can positively influence water resources based on what you have learned from the slides.

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Open Ended

Explain how pollution runoff can affect aquatic life and water quality.

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Open Ended

Why is it important to prevent pollution runoff in our communities?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are potential negative effects of building dams?

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Increased erosion

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Blocking fish migration

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Improved biodiversity

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Reduced river flow to oceans

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a consequence of urban development on wetlands?

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Increased biodiversity

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Rising sea levels and coastal erosion

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Improved water quality

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Decreased construction of roads

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Multiple Choice

What are two important roles that wetlands play in the environment?

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Maintaining water quality and supporting diverse ecosystems

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Increasing sea levels and causing erosion

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Providing habitats for invasive species and reducing biodiversity

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Promoting urban development and construction

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Open Ended

How do you think the loss of wetlands affects our communities and the environment?

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Open Ended

Why is groundwater considered essential for both ecosystems and human needs?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following can contaminate groundwater?

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Agricultural runoff

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Urban parks

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Wind energy

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Solar panels

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a consequence of aquifer depletion?

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Increase in groundwater levels

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Land subsidence

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Decrease in flood risks

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Improved freshwater quality

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Multiple Choice

How does urban development impact the ability of rainwater to recharge underground water supplies?

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It increases recharge by adding more water sources

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It has no impact on recharge

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It reduces recharge by covering the ground

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It improves recharge by cleaning rainwater

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Open Ended

Explain how managed aquifer recharge works and why it is important for groundwater sustainability.

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Open Ended

How can storing water in an aquifer help during drought conditions?

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Multiple Select

Which techniques can help replenish groundwater naturally and reduce runoff?

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Using impermeable materials

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Creating infiltration basins

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Building more parking lots

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Using permeable materials

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Open Ended

After reviewing the lesson notes, what is one question you still have about the impact of humans on watersheds?

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Open Ended

What is one way human activity can positively impact groundwater or surface water in a watershed?

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Open Ended

What is one action you can take to reduce water pollution in your daily life?

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