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Which of the following actions is the most effective in preventing water wastage?
Which of the following actions is the most effective in preventing water wastage?
- Watering plants only in the morning
- Fixing leaky taps immediately (correct)
- Using a bucket instead of a shower to take a bath
- Using a dishwasher instead of washing dishes by hand
Which of the following options correctly represents the relationship between water shortage and drought?
Which of the following options correctly represents the relationship between water shortage and drought?
- Both water shortage and drought are caused by excessive rainfall
- Drought causes water shortage (correct)
- Water shortage causes drought
- Water shortage and drought are unrelated
What is the primary reason why protected drinking water schemes are necessary?
What is the primary reason why protected drinking water schemes are necessary?
- To prevent the spread of waterborne diseases (correct)
- To ensure the availability of water for agricultural purposes
- To conserve water resources for future generations
- To ensure equal distribution of water among all communities
Which season is most likely to experience severe water scarcity?
Which season is most likely to experience severe water scarcity?
What is the primary reason for the statement "Droughts and floods are a result of actions made by man"?
What is the primary reason for the statement "Droughts and floods are a result of actions made by man"?
Flashcards
Water Sources
Water Sources
Natural locations where water is found, such as ponds, lakes, and rivers.
Drought
Drought
A prolonged period of insufficient rainfall leading to water scarcity.
Floods
Floods
An overflow of water submerging land that is usually dry.
Fresh Water
Fresh Water
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Water Consumption
Water Consumption
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Study Notes
Water Conservation
- Don't waste water; preserve it for future generations.
- Water is crucial for domestic use, agriculture, and industry.
- Water sources include ponds, lakes, and rivers.
- Only 1% of Earth's water is fresh.
- Rainfall is a primary water source.
- Extended periods of low rainfall lead to droughts.
- Floods are natural disasters impacting human life.
- Seawater is salty, not tasteless, odorless, or sweet.
Water Scarcity
- Severe water scarcity occurs during certain seasons.
- Discuss reasons for water scarcity.
Water Usage Activities
- List daily water-consuming activities.
- Define how much water is used to produce 1 kg of rice (5000 liters).
Water Management
- Propose ways to conserve water at the village level (e.g., creating awareness campaigns).
- Suggestions to reduce water wastage.
- Discuss the relationship between water shortages and droughts.
- Explain if droughts are man-made.
- Justify the statement "droughts and floods are a result of actions made by man".
- Investigate reasoning behind the statement.
- Consider the importance of switching off water pumps (water conservation).
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