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Water
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Slide 1 - Slide
Paragraph 1
Water in motion
Slide 2 - Slide
In which form is water stored in the short water cycle?
A
Liquid and gas
B
Solid, liquid and gas
C
Solid and gas
D
Solid and liquid
Slide 3 - Quiz
Where is most of the fresh water stored?
A
In rivers
B
In all of the lakes in the world
C
In glaciers and landice
D
In aquifers
Slide 4 - Quiz
Which area is a dry area?
A
Indonesia
B
Tunisia
C
Russia
Slide 5 - Quiz
I. Areas with high rainfall never have a shortage of fresh water.
II. Areas with low rainfall may still have sufficient fresh water.
A
I is correct, II is incorrect.
B
I is incorrect, II is correct.
C
Both are correct.
D
Both are incorrect.
Slide 6 - Quiz
Paragraph 2
Water in balance
Slide 7 - Slide
What is sustainable water management?
A
Re-using all of the water you are using
B
Only using renewable water sources
C
Using water more effeciently
D
Saving up all of the water, which comes in to a country
Slide 8 - Quiz
What is a water balance?
A
All the reserves of water in a country
B
All of the water which will be used
C
All of the water what comes in, and goes out of a country
D
All of the useful precipitation in a country
Slide 9 - Quiz
Why is a sustainable water management so important?
A
You can use multiple water sources at the same time
B
You will have spare room to store more water
C
You will use less water because of it
D
You will not have to worry about water in the future
Slide 10 - Quiz
Paragraph 3
Sometimes too much
Slide 11 - Slide
Why is infiltration such an important aspect of lowering the chance of flooding?
A
Because the ground will slow down the water to the river
B
Because the water can move freely to the rivers
C
Because the plants also need water
D
Because the ground will dry, and it will become infertile
Slide 12 - Quiz
Floods will increase due to global warming. What are consequences of global warming?
A
Less evaporation
B
An increase of heavy rainfall
C
Growth of ice sheets and glaciers
D
Wider beaches
Slide 13 - Quiz
What is a measure on long term against floods?
A
Training citizens for flood prevention
B
Constructing dykes
C
Making room for the river
D
Safeguarding drinking water and food
Slide 14 - Quiz
Paragraph 4
Often too little
Slide 15 - Slide
How can a water stress lead to a water war?
A
People need water, and will go to war to get it
B
People want to hoard water, so they can go to war because of it
C
Countries want to steal the water because it makes the country stronger
Slide 16 - Quiz
What is a physical water shortage?
A
Having no money to pay for the water
B
Having no water at all
C
Lacking fresh water in the area
D
Lacking drinking water
Slide 17 - Quiz
What can you do to eliminate water shortages?
A
Saving more water (using less)
B
Use aquifers
C
Use retention areas
D
Smarter irrigation
Slide 18 - Quiz
Paragraph 5
The Netherlands: The sea knocking at the front door
Slide 19 - Slide
What is the tale of the dry feet?
A
Dutch people believe they are invincible to floods
B
Dutch people believe that if 1 dyke breaks, the entire country floods
C
Dutch people believe that the country will never have a water war
D
Dutch people believe that the entire county will sink below sea level
Slide 20 - Quiz
Only the low parts of The Netherlands can be flooded by the ocean. These parts are called:
A
Zeeland
B
Wadden
C
Kwellen
D
Polders
Slide 21 - Quiz
The Dutch coast is very well defended. What is the first line of defence against the sea?
A
The windmill parks at sea
B
Foredunes
C
The dykes
D
The dams
Slide 22 - Quiz
Will the Netherlands eventually end up above the sea level?
A
Yes
B
No
Slide 23 - Quiz
What type of polder is The Beemster?
A
Sea polder
B
Peat polder
C
Reclaimed lakefloor
D
IJsselmeerpolder
Slide 24 - Quiz
Paragraph 6
The Netherlands: Rivers knocking at the back door
Slide 25 - Slide
What are the steps of the Three-step-strategy?
A
Store-discharge-hold
B
Hold-store-retain
C
Store-hold-retain
D
Hold-store-discharge
Slide 26 - Quiz
Why does the Netherlands make more room for the rivers?
A
Because then the rivers can discharge more water
B
Because people need recreation areas at the rivers
C
Because the rivers then can flow in a different direction
D
Because the rivers then can silt up more
Slide 27 - Quiz
I. The river bed belongs to the inside dyke area.
II. In 1995 many Dutch were evacuated, because the sea almost caused a dyke breakthrough.
A
I is correct, II is incorrect.
B
I is incorrect, II is correct.
C
Both are correct
D
Both are incorrect
Slide 28 - Quiz
Which parts of the chapter do you still find a bit difficult?
Slide 29 - Mind map
Working
Complete the support from Chapter 3.
Slide 30 - Slide
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