SCI CHP 15: Part 4 - Wells

How far do you need to dig to create a functioning well?

• 1. To the confined aquifer

• 1. 1,000 feet

• 1. To the water table

• 1. Just above the water table

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

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Which is NOT true about a confined aquifer?

• 1. It sits under a layer of soil that easily allows water to reach it.

• 1. All confined aquifers are unconfined in at least one location.

• 1. It sits under a layer of soil that prevents water from reaching it.

• 1. The water is under a lot of pressure.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

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This is the most common type of well today.

• Artisan well
• Pumped well
• Drilled well
• Dug well

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

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Which statement is NOT true about wells?

• 1. There are various ways to create a well.

• 1. They are designed to access groundwater at the water table.

• All of these statements are true.

• 1. The three main types are dug, driven, and drilled.

How deep can drilled wells go into the ground?

• 1. 10 miles

• 1. 1,000 feet

• 1. 10,000 feet

• 1. 100 feet