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Test: Water - Question 1

What is an advantage of boreholes over hand dug wells?

Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 1
Boreholes are a more reliable source and will tap into underground reservoirs, leading to their use in many MEDCs - but they are a higher cost option then digging a simple well
Test: Water - Question 2

Which of the following is not a method of harvesting water?

Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 2
Rainwater harvesting relies on the use of the water that falls as rain, rather than water from reservoirs underground. Building recommendations in the UK state that rainwater harvesting and storage should be incorporated into building designs where possible
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Test: Water - Question 3

What is one of the main reasons domestic use of water is higher in MEDCs than in LEDCs?

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Houses in MEDCs use far more water than in LEDCs. The use of rainwater harvesting and storage may in the future reduce the water usage by up to 50%

Test: Water - Question 4
Which of the following is one way that education can help safeguard water supplies in poorer areas of LEDCs?
Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 4
Education can not only help reduce water usage, but also teach people to do more with what they have, and to safeguard the supplies by reducing the chances of contamination
Test: Water - Question 5
Charities often report that they are providing new spring fed systems in areas that already have a non-functioning one. Why might it be the case that the systems provided are falling into disrepair?
Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 5
Several charities now work not just to provide clean drinking water but also the skills, tools and parts to allow the local population to repair and maintain their own water systems
Test: Water - Question 6
Which of the following is not a problem with water supplies in LEDCs?
Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 6
Often there is plenty of water available in LEDCs, with some suffering from flooding more than droughts. It's the lack of clean, safe water that is the real issue. Technologies that clean water are as important as ones supplying water
Test: Water - Question 7
Which of the following is not a way that providing clean water benefits local populations?
Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 7
When clean water is scarce it is often sold from tankers and other sources at a high cost. Providing clean, reliable and affordable sources of water allows the local economy to grow as people have more time for work and education and fewer days off due to illness
Test: Water - Question 8

How does water move through the water cycle?  

Detailed Solution for Test: Water - Question 8

In the water cycle, water moves from oceans to clouds through evaporation, where it condenses into clouds, then falls back to Earth as precipitation (rain or snow).

Test: Water - Question 9

How does water pollution affect aquatic life? 

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Water pollution can harm aquatic life by contaminating water with toxins, chemicals, and debris, affecting fish, plants, and other organisms that depend on clean water for survival.

Test: Water - Question 10

What is a watershed?

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A watershed is the area of land where all water drains into a particular river, lake, or other body of water, affecting the quality and quantity of water resources.

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