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#4. Describe the relationship between ground water and surface water in a watershed.
1. What is groundwater?
a. Water in lakes and streams.
b. Water in the ocean.
c. Water collected and put into watersheds.
d. Underground aquifers that are harder to reach.
2. What is surface water?
a. Water in underground aquifers that are harder to reach.
b. Water from lakes, streams, and rivers.
c. Water in the ocean.
d. Water collected from rainfall.
3. What is a watershed?
a. Where water drains out into the ocean.
b. Where rain is caught and stored.
c. Where surface and/or groundwater is drained into.
d. Where the water is cleaned for drinking purposes.
4. Why is ground water and surface water important?
a. So we have water to put back into the ocean.
b. So we have water we can drink.
c. For everyday purposes.
d. To divide and give to different cities and populations.
Air and Land Use Study Guide:
#6. Explain what causes indoor air pollution and how it can be prevented.
1. Which indoor air pollution comes from the ground?
a. Asbestos
b. Radon
c. Carbon Monoxide
d. Mothballs
2. What can you do to prevent Indoor Air Pollution?
a. Stop using cleaners
b. Don't paint the walls
c. Don't use your fireplace
d. Get organic cleaners
Food and Agriculture Study Guide:
#7. Identify the major (Physiological) causes of malnutrition.
1. What is malnutrition?
a. Too much food.
b. Good nutrition.
c. Poor nutrition.
d. No exercise.
2. What is one cause of malnutrition?
a. Bad ecosystem.
b. Poisoned Food.
c. Poverty.
d. No food.
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