Water 6 Jeopardy Template

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100 In icecaps and glaciers Where is most of the Earth's freshwater located?	100 It can be because of the amount of precipitation, porosity of the rock, and slope of the aquifer Why is it possible for the rate of movement to vary?	100 Both of the answers listed above What is one problem with overdraft?	100 Yes Is chlorine a chemical that can be used in sterilization?	100 Adhesion During the water and string excitement, the factor keeping the water bonded to the string was the concept of _____________________.
200 Through the water cycle How is Earth's water supply being continuously renewed?	200 Yes Can groundwater be accessed by drilling wells?	200 The process by which salts are removed from the water What is desalination?	200 Through the water cycle How are water resources renewed?	200 Specific heat On a large scale, the Earth is 75% water. What property of water provides the insulation and warmth of the Earth's surface?
300 The depth changes due to precipitation, drought, or overuse of wells Why can the depth of a water table be high in some places and low in others?	300 Industry Who is 44% of all freshwater used by?	300 When salt water is frozen and separates, forming an ice and brine slush; ice can be melted to obtain fresh water What is freezing?	300 Industrial What is one type of use for water resources?	300 Less dense; non-polar Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate answer: "Oil is _______________ than water as well as ________________, with evidence being that oil sits on top of water as well as seperates from water."
400 Infiltrate Precipitation may ________ into groundwater.	400 Freshwater What kind of water is needed for agricultural use?	400 Unfit to drink What does unpotable mean?	400 It becomes standing water What happens when run-off gets caught in low places?	400 Cohesion Capillary action involves the following THREE properties of water: adhesion, ________________, and surface tension.
500 Yes Is it possible for groundwater to leave an aquifer?	500 The process of bringing water to an area for use in growing crops What is irrigation?	500 Traps and removes large debris from water What does screening do?	500 False Freshwater is more plentiful than groundwater.	500 The negative charge of oxygen binds with the positive charge of hydrogen on an adjacent molecule. Which best describes how hydrogen bonds are created?

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