Groundwater

What is infiltration?

• The process by which water sinks into the ground

• The zone where there are still air spaces left between the particles.

• The process by which water vapor turns into liquid water and forms fog or clouds.

• The process by which water does not sink into the ground, but rather travels along the surface.

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When water cools and again becomes liquid water; this is how clouds are formed. This is called:

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Runoff

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Rain, snow, sleet, hail are all types of:

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Runoff

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Water that flows over the land to streams, rivers, and lakes

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Runoff

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Water that is found underground in the cracks and spaces in soil, sand and rock is called:

• Groundwater

• River

• Surface water

• Snow

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Which of the following are groundwater?

• Lakes, ponds, creeks streams, ocean, rivers

• Wells, water table, aquifers

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A natural, underground area where large quantities of groundwater fill the spaces between rocks is a/an:

• ocean

• river

• aquifer

• permeable

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True/false: Almost everything that happens on land, has an impact on surface water and groundwater.

• true

• false

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Runoff picks up whatever is on the ground including

• fertilizer and pesticides

• household chemicals and soap from washing cars

• chemicals from factories

• oil

• all the above

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This is the top of the saturation zone, below which water fills all open spaces between the rock...

• Groundwater

• Reservoir

• Water Table

• Well

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