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WorksheetsFreshwater and Groundwater
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 32mins
Which of the following are the least porous and therefore the least able to move water?
gravel
cement
sand
grass
What is the most common contamination source for freshwater resources?
runoff
digging wells
melting of glaciers
lightning
Marshes are like sponges, they soak up pollution. However, increased destruction of marshes leads to
decreased flooding
decreased filtering of water
increased types of plant life
increased habitat for organisms
The smaller the particles of soil are,
the more porosity and the faster the infiltration
the more porosity and the slower the infiltration
the less porosity and the faster the infiltration
the less porosity and the slower the infiltration
Which is an example on non-point source pollution?
oils from cars on the highway
smoke from the johnsonville power plant
sewage from a pipe coming from a waste water treatment plant
chrlorine runoff from a nearby pool
Which is an example of point source pollution?
Oil from cars on a nearby highway
Agricultural runoff
Animal waste from a local Park
Oil tanker spill
How does the replacement of large land areas with concrete and asphalt affect the land?
It changes the bedrock of underlying layers of soil
it prevents the dynamics of the rock cycle
it increases the amount of groundwater in porous rock
it increases erosion of sediments by increasing runoff
A(n) ____________ is an underground rock formation that holds water.
reservoir
porosity
aquifer
DJ Khaled
The amount of space between particles that make up a rock determines a rock's _____________.
porosity
tributary
delta
sponge
A river or stream that feeds into a larger river or a lake is called a(n) _____________.
floodplain
tributary
Ronaldo
permeability
___________ is the process by which the material carried by a stream or river settles or is dropped.
Deposition
Permeability
FedEx
Recharge zone
The _____________ is the continuous movement of water between Earth and its atmosphere.
reservoir
depostion
water cycle
waterfall
When streams overflow their banks during a period of high rainfall or rapid snowmelt, the surrounding land that becomes flooded is called a(n) ________.
floodplain
delta
porosity
Ford Field
What else could happen here?
