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Which factor could lead to an increase in water levels in a lake?
What level of precipitation usage indicates that a region is stressed?
What is the elevation of point E on the map?
If a region allows a company to use 5000 m³ of water per person per year, what should be considered?
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How far is point E from point F according to the map?
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Which of the following describes a primary reason for significant water usage in a region?
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What does a lower elevation typically indicate about a geographical feature?
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Which statement about groundwater extraction in stressed regions is correct?
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Which of the following points has the highest elevation based on the table?
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If point F is at a distance of 0 m, which of the following statements is true?
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Study Notes
Water Resource Questions
- Question 11: The most likely explanation for the graph is a. Farmers diverting water from the lake for agriculture.
- Question 12: The most significant water usage is agriculture. This is based on the context of the questions and potential for large water usage.
- Question 13: Yes, this location is stressed. This is because the region uses more than 70% of the precipitation, exceeding the threshold for a stressed region.
- Question 14: No, this region should not agree to allow the company to come in. This decision is based on the significant water usage required by the company (5000 m³ per person per year), which would further strain the already stressed water resources in the region.
- Question 15: The pie chart should show that 97% of the water on Earth is saltwater, while 3% is freshwater.
Map Practice - Lewis Freshwater Test
- The map shows various locations labeled A, B, C, D and E with their elevation values.
- Point E has the highest elevation at 2773 meters.
- Point F is located at 50 meters elevation and acts as a reference point.
- The map depicts the distances of locations A, B, C, D and E from point F.
- Point E is the furthest from point F at 620,000 meters away.
- The shaded areas on the map potentially represent different elevation zones or features like river basins.
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Description
Test your knowledge on water resource management with this quiz covering key concepts such as agriculture's water usage, stressed regions, and freshwater distribution. Assess your understanding of graphs and maps related to water resources.
