Exam 9: Water Resources
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Which of the following is true of evapotranspiration in North America?

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Warming temperatures can lead to both increases and decreases in lake levels.
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Desalination removes organic compounds,debris,and salinity from seawater and represents a method to provide potable water for domestic use.
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Though 14% of global evapotranspiration occurs over the land,22% of global precipitation occurs over land,indicating a contribution from evaporation from the world's oceans.
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Which of the following is a wetland that contains salt water?
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Both overconsumption and pollution pose issues for water resource management.
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Other than ice sheets and glaciers,in which type of storage is the largest repository of fresh water located?
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Which is the largest fresh water lake in the world by volume?
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An artesian well,by definition,requires pumping because there is otherwise not enough pressure to bring the water to the surface.
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Centre pivot agriculture which pumps water from an aquifer is an example of instream water use.
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Which is defined as intercepted water that drains across plant leaves and down their stems to the ground?
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Water is a renewable resource,constantly cycling through the environment in the hydrologic cycle.
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Hydroelectricity currently provides the world with approximately how much of the world's power?
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There is more groundwater than there is water in freshwater lakes,the atmosphere,and rivers and streams combined.
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Which of the following states how the amount of water associated with the wilting point in clay compares to that for sand and silt?

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Which is the name of the pressure level that confines water in an aquifer under its own weight?
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If precipitation and soil moisture are inadequate to meet potential evapotranspiration demands,the moisture condition is described as which of the following?
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