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What does the root word 'hydr' mean?
An aqueduct is a structure that carries electricity.
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What is the meaning of 'dehydrate'?
to lose water or moisture; to become dry
An __________ is a glass tank where aquatic animals live.
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Which of the following describes 'hydroelectric'?
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
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An aquatic sport takes place on land.
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Name one benefit of having an aquifer.
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Which term refers to a structure specifically designed to support the transportation of water over long distances?
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Which word describes organisms that live exclusively on land, not in water?
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What type of energy is produced when water flows from a dam?
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Which of the following statements about an aquifer is true?
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What function does a fire hydrant primarily serve?
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Which term would best describe a race that requires participants to have proper hydration management?
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Which of the following best defines the term 'dehydrate'?
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Which item is most likely to be found in an aquarium?
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Study Notes
Root Words Related to Water
- Hydr: Greek root meaning "water."
- Aqua/Aqu: Latin root also meaning "water."
- Mar/Mer: Latin root meaning "sea."
Vocabulary
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Dehydrate (verb):
- Definition: To lose water or moisture; to become dry.
- Example: Running a marathon without water can lead to dehydration.
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Hydroelectric (adjective):
- Definition: Pertaining to electricity produced from the energy of falling water.
- Example: The Bonneville Dam generates hydroelectric energy through falling water turning turbines.
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Hydrant (noun):
- Definition: An upright pipe with a spout for drawing water, particularly for firefighting.
- Example: Firefighters connect hoses to hydrants to extinguish fires effectively.
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Aquatic (adjective):
- Definition: Relating to water; living or occurring in water.
- Example: Water polo is described as an aquatic sport.
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Aqueduct (noun):
- Definition: A constructed channel designed to transport water over distances.
- Example: Drinking water is supplied through aqueducts from the mountains.
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Aquarium (noun):
- Definition: A glass enclosure for keeping fish or other aquatic life.
- Example: Observing fish in an aquarium is a common pastime.
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Aquifer (noun):
- Definition: An underground layer of rock that holds and allows the movement of water.
- Example: Wells are often dug over aquifers to access clean water consistently.
Root Words Related to Water
- Hydr: Greek root meaning "water."
- Aqua/Aqu: Latin root also meaning "water."
- Mar/Mer: Latin root meaning "sea."
Vocabulary
-
Dehydrate (verb):
- Definition: To lose water or moisture; to become dry.
- Example: Running a marathon without water can lead to dehydration.
-
Hydroelectric (adjective):
- Definition: Pertaining to electricity produced from the energy of falling water.
- Example: The Bonneville Dam generates hydroelectric energy through falling water turning turbines.
-
Hydrant (noun):
- Definition: An upright pipe with a spout for drawing water, particularly for firefighting.
- Example: Firefighters connect hoses to hydrants to extinguish fires effectively.
-
Aquatic (adjective):
- Definition: Relating to water; living or occurring in water.
- Example: Water polo is described as an aquatic sport.
-
Aqueduct (noun):
- Definition: A constructed channel designed to transport water over distances.
- Example: Drinking water is supplied through aqueducts from the mountains.
-
Aquarium (noun):
- Definition: A glass enclosure for keeping fish or other aquatic life.
- Example: Observing fish in an aquarium is a common pastime.
-
Aquifer (noun):
- Definition: An underground layer of rock that holds and allows the movement of water.
- Example: Wells are often dug over aquifers to access clean water consistently.
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Test your knowledge of root words related to water and their meanings. This quiz focuses on learning the origins and definitions of terms like 'hydrate,' 'aqua,' and others. Perfect for language enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of these foundations.
