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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Water Ecology Water Usage Water Cycle Water Quality Misc.

Surface water that flows to streams and other water storage areas

What is run-off

Process by which material is dissolved, loosened or worn away from one part of the Earth’s surface and is deposited in other places

What is erosion

An area of land that drains water, sediment and dissolved materials to a common receiving body or outlet

What is a watershed

The aquatic zone in which water is flowing very fast, there is a lot of dissolved oxygen in the water and not as much biodiversity

What is the source zone

The aquatic zone where streams join into wider deeper rivers that meander across valleys, with high numbers of producers and widely diverse fish population

What is the floodplain zone

Percentage of Earth’s water that is contained in oceans

What is 97%

The biggest cause of infant mortality in the world

Contaminated water

Percentage of Earth’s water that is usable by humans

What 0.3 %

The two main sources of water for human use

What are streams and ground water

Most water is used by humans for these purposes

What is power production and irrigation

The process of going from liquid to gas form for water

What is evaporation

The process of going from water vapor to water droplets

What is condensation

When water droplets in the atmosphere accumulate enough mass and velocity then this happens

What is precipitation

The process of evaporating water from plant leaves is known as

What is transpiration

The process of water seeping through sand, rocks and soil is known as

What is infiltration

This test indicates the ability of water to support a healthy environment of aquatic plants and animals

What is dissolved oxygen

DOUBLE JEOPARDY Sources of inorganic nitrogen in streams and rivers include (choose 3)

What is industrial wastewater, septic tanks, discharges from car exhausts, feed lot discharges, animal wastes

pH can have significant environmental impact due to ______ effects

What is synnergistic

Water is a unique substance because (choose 3)

What is it is a liquid over a wide range in temps, high heat capacity, can dissolve a variety of compounds, it acts as a natural buffer, filters UV light, has high surface tension, expands when it freezes

Nitrites can cause a serious condition in fish called brown blood disease which causes this to happen

What is convert hemoglobin to methamoglobin so red blood cells can’t transport oxygen

Water that fills voids in soil and rock is known as

What is ground water

Porous, water-saturated layers of sand, gravel or bedrock through which groundwater flows are called.

What is an aquifer

The transition area between the area of ground that is saturated with water and the area that is not is called

What is the water table

Low per capita availability of water

What is water stress

Four main causes of water scarcity.

What are dry climate, drought, desiccation (drying of soil), water stress.