LETS PLAY JEOPARDY Jeopardy Water on Earth Surface

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Jeopardy Water on Earth Surface Water Using Fresh Underground Water to Drink Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Essay Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Water on Earth This is the source of energy for the water cycle.

$100 Answer from Water on Earth What is the sun?

$200 Question from Water on Earth Rain, sleet, snow, and hail are forms of this.

$200 Answer from Water on Earth What is precipitation?

$300 Question from Water Underground Most water in the atmosphere is this invisible substance.

$300 Answer from Water on Earth What is water vapor?

$400 Question from Water on Earth DOUBLE JEOPARDY More than 97 percent of the water on Earth this.

$400 Answer from Water on Earth What is salt water?

$500 Question from Water on Earth This is the name of the process by which the fresh water on Earth is renewed.

$500 Answer from Water on Earth What is the water cycle?

$100 Question from Surface Water This is a place where an organism lives

$100 Answer from Surface Water What is a habitat?

$200 Question from Surface Water This is a ridge of land separating one watershed from another.

$200 Answer from Surface Water What is a divide?

$300 Question from Surface Water This is a small, shallow body of water in which sunlight can reach to the bottom.

$300 Answer from Surface Water What is a pond?

$400 Question from Surface Water A wetland in a cool, northern area where mosses grow in acidic water is called this.

$400 Answer from Surface Water What is a bog?

$500 Question from Surface Water This is a lake that stores water for human use.

$500 Answer from Surface Water What is a reservoir?

$100 Question from Water Underground DOUBLE JEOPARDY Water in an artesian well rises because of pressure here.

$100 Answer from Water Underground What is pressure in the aquifer?

$200 Question from Water Underground This is the layer of rock and soil with pores that contain air as well as water.

$200 Answer from Water Underground What is the unstaturated zone?

$300 Question from Water Underground Water cannot pass easily through materials that are described as this.

$300 Answer from Water Underground What is impermeable?

$400 Question from Water Underground This is a place where groundwater bubbles or flows to the surface.

$400 Answer from Water Underground What is a spring?

$500 Question from Water Underground These are the five parts that can be labeled on a diagram of groundwater.

$500 Answer from Water Underground What are unsaturated zone, water table, saturated zone, permeable layer, and impermeable layer?

$100 Question from Using Freshwater Resources This is the process of supplying water to areas of land to make the suitable for growing crops.

$100 Answer from Using Freshwater Resources What is irrigation?

$200 Question from Using Freshwater Resources DOUBLE JEOPARDY This is the term for using a resource wisely so that it will not be used up.

$200 Answer from Using Freshwater Resources What is conservation?

$300 Question from Using Freshwater Resources When water is carried into fields in open irrigation ditches, much of it is lost to this part of the water cycle.

$300 Answer from Using Freshwater Resources What is evaporation?

$400 Question from Using Freshwater Resources This is any substance that causes water pollution.

$400 Answer from Using Freshwater Resources What is a pollutant?

$500 Question from Using Freshwater Resources This is the measure of the substances in water besides water molecules.

$500 Answer from Using Freshwater Resources What is water quality?

$100 Question from Water to Drink A high coliform count is an indicator that the water may contain these.

$100 Answer from Water to Drink What are a large number of disease-causing organisms?

$200 Question from Water to Drink This is the process of passing water through screens to remove solid particles.

$200 Answer from Water to Drink What is filtration?

$300 Question from Water to Drink This is the substance added to drinking water to kill bacteria and other organisms.

$300 Answer from Water to Drink What is chlorine?

$400 Question from Water to Drink The amount of calcium and magnesium in water determines this about the water.

$400 Answer from Water to Drink What is its hardness?

$500 Question from Water to Drink DOUBLE JEOPARDY In water treatment, this process removes particles from water by getting them to sticky globs called flocs.

$500 Answer from Water to Drink What is coagulation?

Final Jeopardy These are the seven steps used to treat water in a water-treatment plant.

Final Jeopardy Answer What are first filtration, coagulation, settling basins, second filtration, chlorination, aeration, and additional treatment?

Essay Questions • Describe the water cycle (4 points) • What sources of water on Earth are available for human use? Explain why most water cannot be used. (4 points) • What is the purpose of drinking-water treatment? Describe a typical treatment process at a water treatment plant. (8 points) • Illustration of a power plant with tubes leading to a water way. • What is occurring in the illustration that could affect a drinking-water supply? (3 pts) • Is this an example of a point source of pollution or a non-point source? Explain. (3 pts) • What could the company do to stop the harm being done in the water in the river? (3 pts)