Exam 9: Water Resources
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Combined, water in the atmosphere and in rivers and streams accounts for approximately 4% of all freshwater.
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Which of the following is not necessary for an aquifer to exist?
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A stream which receives water flowing from the surrounding aquifer is known as influent, whereas a streamflow which feeds groundwater is known as effluent.
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groundwater pollution that our generation creates will persist far into the future (decades to centuries) because it is virtually impossible to clean an aquifer once it is polluted.
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Excess surface water percolates through the zone of ________ to reach the zone of ________ and the water table.
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Define these components of the water budget, explaining the importance of each: precipitation (PRECIP), potential evapotranspiration (POTET), actual evapotranspiration (ACTET), and soil moisture storage (STRGE).
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The largest practical potential source of fresh water in North America is
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Which of the following is true regarding the amount of water in rivers, streams, and the atmosphere?
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The permanent remove of water from the immediate water environment is known as
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Soil moisture deficits are frequently overcome by irrigation in the arid and semi-arid agricultural regions of the world.
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A drought defined based on decreases in streamflow, lowering of reservoir levels, and declines in snowpacks is a(n)
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Berkeley, CA has the highest amount of precipitation during the

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The water-balance methodology is, in essence, an accounting or bookkeeping system for water resource analysis.
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Approximately what percent of the world's irrigation water is from groundwater?
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The line of contact between the zone of aeration and the zone of saturation is known as the
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Discuss nonconsumptive use, consumptive use, and instream use as it pertains to the area in which you live.
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Water is a renewable resource, constantly cycling through the environment in the hydrologic cycle.
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