
Obtaining Drinking Water
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Science
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9th - 10th Grade
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Standards-aligned
Karen Cymru
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7 Slides • 14 Questions
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Open Ended
Which substances do you think are in the water within our environment?
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Multiple Choice
Pollutants that contaminate water:
are contained in clouds
are contained in lakes
flow in rivers towards lakes or the ocean
can cycle around Earth through the water cycle
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Multiple Choice
What are the possible ways substances can enter the environment as depicted in the images?
Through rainfall
From agricultural runoff
Via industrial waste
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
This watershed diagram shows many small streams that feed into a larger creek that flows from north to south. During heavy rains, the dairy farm occasionally floods. This results in large amounts of cattle manure (feces) getting into the watershed. Which location will experience increased bacteria in the water as a consequence of this pollution?
Top Left
Bottom
Left
Top Right
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Multiple Choice
What percentage of water is used for toilet flushing in the home?
4%
7%
30%
12%
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Open Ended
Name 3 ways you can conserve water.
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of chlorination in water treatment?
To remove large particles
To kill bacteria
To filter small particles
To store water
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Multiple Choice
What are the important steps to clean and get water to our homes?
Collection
Sedimentation
Filtration
Chlorination
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Multiple Choice
What process is shown in this image?
filtration
sediments
flocculation
disinfection
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Multiple Choice
What are some ways to save water domestically?
Turn the tap off when brushing your teeth
Short flushes on toilets
Install water-efficient equipment
Use equipment such as dishwashers only when full
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Multiple Choice
What does this picture shows
Saving water
Wastage of water
None of the above
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Open Ended
Suggest one way to conserve water without affecting personal hygiene during drought conditions.
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the number of the stage where large insoluble particles settle out and are removed from the water?
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Poll
How confident do you feel about this topic now?
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