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What is the purpose of fresh or likened-to-fresh water?
What is the purpose of fresh or likened-to-fresh water?
- To be used for drinking
- To be used for cooking
- To be used for ritual purposes (correct)
- To be used for cleaning
What is the difference between natural and clean but not natural water?
What is the difference between natural and clean but not natural water?
- Natural water is changed by something impure, while clean but not natural water is not.
- Natural water is not changed by anything, while clean but not natural water is changed by something clean. (correct)
- Natural water is not used for any purpose, while clean but not natural water is usable for ritual purposes.
- Natural water is not usable for any purpose, while clean but not natural water is usable for ritual purposes.
Which of the following is not one of the three categories of water?
Which of the following is not one of the three categories of water?
- Natural
- Clean
- Filthy
- Impure (correct)
Study Notes
- Water is divided into three categories based on whether it has been changed by something impure or not.
- Natural water is clean and free of any impurities.
- Clean but not natural water is water that has been altered by something clean, but it is still usable for ritual purposes.
- Filthy water is water that has been altered by something filthy and is not usable for any purposes.
- Only fresh or likened-to-fresh water may be used for ritual purposes.
- The three types of water are: natural, clean but not natural, and filthy.
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Test your knowledge about the categories of water based on purity and impurities, and their usability for ritual purposes. Learn about natural water, clean but not natural water, and filthy water.
