Exam 15: Water Resources
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Serious water shortages are emerging as the demand for water in many countries simply exceeds the supply,thus forcing people to live in ______________________________.
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The process of water evaporation uses large amounts of energy because of the strong forces of attraction between the water's molecules.
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The majority of the residential fresh water consumed in Canada is used to flush toilets and take showers.
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The building of the Aswan Dam in Egypt has contributed to the spread of a disease called ____________________.
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-Which letter in the diagram corresponds to the graph that represents the amount of global freshwater that is readily available to the public?
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-Which letter in the diagram corresponds to the graph that represents the total amount of freshwater and saltwater in the world?
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About 65% of water consumed by Canadian households is used for flushing toilets and taking showers.
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-Which letter in the diagram corresponds to an area that replenishes an aquifer by precipitation?
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-Which letter in the diagram corresponds to an area with a water table that is replenished by infiltration?
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A(n)______________________________ system is very efficient,reduces water waste,and is adaptable.
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Building levees or floodwalls is a precautionary approach to solving flooding problems.
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A country is said to be water stressed when the volume of reliable runoff falls below the amount of water withdrawn.
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Which human activity decreases the likelihood that flooding will occur?
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