Flow of Water Towards the Oceans

Q. Most of the water on Earth's surface is found in ________.

1. Oceans and seas

2. Underground

3. Rivers

4. Lakes

Q. What is the source of rain water?

Q. From where do we get water?

Q.

Which of the following is not a source of fresh water?

1. Rivers

2. Oceans

3. Ground Water

4. Lakes

Q. People use a lot of water everyday, the amount of water on the Earth doesn't change due to water .

1. conservation
2. cycle
3. storage

Q.

What Was The Important Reason For Bolivia’s Water War

Q. Which following statements is true?

1. The salinity of sea increases termendously in a short time.
   
2. The salinity of rivers decreases with time.
3. The salinity of seas increases with time.
4. The salinity of seas remains constant with time.

Q.

Give one word for :

The balance between the availability and utilization of water.

Q.

If we keep using water from seas, oceans, rivers, lakes will the water ever get finished?

Q.

Most of the water on Earth surface is found in:

1. Oceans and seas

2. Rivers

3. Underground

4. Lakes

Q.

Even though each person on the earth uses three buckets of water per day, the amount of water on the Earth still remains almost constant. Which of the following can be a probable reason?

1. The amount of water used is negligible compared to the amount of water on the Earth

2. Water is recycled through a natural phenomenon

3. Water is non - renewable

4. None of the above

Q.

Most of the water on the Earth surface is found in:

1. Oceans and seas

2. Rivers

3. Underground

4. Lakes

Q.

Which of the following is/are not the source(s) of fresh water?

1. Rivers

2. Oceans

3. Lakes

4. Ground Water

Q.

Which of the following is/are not the source(s) of fresh water?

1. Rivers

2. Oceans

3. Lakes

4. Ground Water

Q.

Octopus, turtle, shark, starfish and coral reefs can be found in a/an ____________.

1. Ocean

2. Desert

3. Pond

4. Lake

Q.

Even though each person on the earth uses three buckets of water per day, the amount of water on the Earth still remains almost constant. Which of the following can be a probable reason?

1. The amount of water used is negligible compared to the amount of water on the Earth

2. Water is recycled through a natural phenomenon

3. Water is non - renewable

4. None of the above