Unit 6.1 Lesson 1

Human activity, like building of dams and canals, paving roads and parking lots, and changes in land use, such as farming and logging, impact the movement of water?

• TRUE

• FALSE

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The natural and man-made places where water is found are called?

• lakes

• water cycle

• reservoirs

• structures

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What are the correct labels for the two largest sources on the diagram?

• Rivers/Streams and Clouds

• Oceans and Groundwater

• Icecaps/Glaciers and Groundwater

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Mrs. Fare drew the following pie chart on the board to show the distribution of freshwater on Earth. What could she do to improve the pie chart?

• She should change the percentage of the Great Lakes to 97%

• She should reverse the labels on her legend

• She should leave everything the same it is already correct

  FLIPNEXT

  
  

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Most of the Earth is covered in ______.

• land

• freshwater

• polar ice

• saltwater

An example of salt water is ______

• a river

• an ocean

• tap water

• a lake

Groundwater can be found in an underground reservoir called a/an?

• hydrofer

• aquifer

• tide pool

• riparian zone

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What percent of the Earth is covered in water?

• 85%

• 50%

• 20%

• 70%

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Most of the freshwater on Earth is located in ______

• lakes

• glaciers

• oceans

• rivers

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Three percent of the water on Earth is freshwater. Less than 0.5% of all the freshwater on Earth is found where?

• in aquifers

• frozen, in ice caps and glaciers

• in rivers and lakes

• frozen, in ice caps and glaciers

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