I WONDER - How Much Water Is In Niagara Falls?

The video discusses the immense water flow over Niagara Falls, which is 1000 cubic feet or 400 cubic meters per second. This significant flow ranks among North America's most voluminous and is harnessed for hydroelectric power by both the United States and Canada. Key power plants include the Robert Moses Niagara Power Plant and the Sir Adam Beck Hydroelectric Generating Stations.

How is the water flow over the falls measured?

• In miles and kilometers

• In gallons and liters

• In cubic feet and cubic meters

• In tons and kilograms

What makes the water flow over the falls significant?

• It is the longest river in North America

• It is the most polluted river in the world

• It ranks among North America's most voluminous

• It is the deepest river in the world

Which countries harness the hydroelectric power generated by the water flow?

• United States and Mexico

• Canada and Greenland

• United States and Canada

• Canada and Mexico

Which power plant is located in the United States?

• Sir Adam Beck Hydroelectric Generating Station

• Robert Moses Niagara Power Plant

• Three Gorges Dam

• Itaipu Dam

What is the role of the Sir Adam Beck Hydroelectric Generating Station?

• To support marine life

• To control flooding

• To generate hydroelectric power

• To provide drinking water