How Trees Bring Water

The video explains how trees play a crucial role in the water cycle by capturing atmospheric moisture, intercepting rain, and moderating water flow. Trees act as a sponge, storing water and releasing it slowly, which helps prevent floods and droughts. Deforestation disrupts this balance, leading to less rainfall and more extreme weather patterns. The video emphasizes the importance of reforestation to restore these natural processes and mitigate climate impacts.

How do trees contribute to the precipitation in forests?

• By releasing water through their roots

• By absorbing water from the soil

• By blocking sunlight

• By capturing atmospheric moisture and nutrients

What role do trees play in managing rainwater?

• They evaporate rainwater immediately

• They intercept and moderate the flow of rainwater

• They prevent rainwater from reaching the ground

• They absorb all the rainwater

How do trees contribute to cloud formation?

• By reflecting sunlight

• By releasing water vapor and organic particles

• By absorbing clouds

• By blocking wind

What is the impact of deforestation on rainfall?

• Increases rainfall

• Has no effect on rainfall

• Decreases rainfall

• Causes more frequent rainstorms

What is the drought-flood cycle?

• A cycle of continuous flooding

• A cycle of constant rainfall

• A cycle of long droughts followed by intense floods

• A cycle of mild weather

What is one of the solutions to the drought-flood cycle?

• Increasing urban development

• Draining wetlands

• Planting more trees

• Building more dams

Why is it important to plant trees according to the video?

• To reduce air pollution

• To increase urban areas

• To restore the natural water cycle

• To provide more wood for construction