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Welcome to Jeopardy!. Water sources and uses With your favorite host: Ms. Ings!. Which of the following is a direct use of water?. A. Water used to make a coffee filter B. Water used to grow coffee grinds C. Water used in the factory to create the metal coffee can

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Welcome to Jeopardy!

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  1. Welcome to Jeopardy! Water sources and uses With your favorite host: Ms. Ings!

  2. Which of the following is a direct use of water? • A. Water used to make a coffee filter • B. Water used to grow coffee grinds • C. Water used in the factory to create the metal coffee can • D. Water used when it’s added to the coffee pot

  3. Explain why it might be possible that a molecule of water that you drank today was once swallowed by a dinosaur. • Fill in the blank.

  4. Grey water can be used for…. • A. Cleaning Dishes • B. Boiling Pasta • C. Showering • D. Washing your Car

  5. What did the electrical conductivity exploration test for? • A. Odor • B. Ions • C. Color • D. Solutes

  6. Why are we not pumping distilled water out of our faucets in our homes? • List 2 reasons

  7. If I had 40ml left of pure water and I started out with 160, what is my percent recovery? • A. 50% • B. 25% • C. 145% • D. Not enough information

  8. Which steps from your foul-water laboratory were more likely to occur with run-off? • A. Distillation • B. Charcoal Filtration • C. Oil Water Separation • D. Sand-Gravel Filtration

  9. What is meant to “purify” water?

  10. Where is the majority of the world’s water found? • A. the ocean • B. the ice caps • C. rivers and lakes • D. water vapor

  11. What is the difference between an aquifer and ground water? • A. Ground water is typically below an aquifer • B. There really is no difference. • C. Water in an aquifer is found in rocks. • D. Ground water is typically found in only rural areas.

  12. What step(s) have been completed of the water filtration lab?List all that apply. • Distillation • Charcoal Filtration • Oil Water Separation • Sand Filtration

  13. Why is water purposely left in the flask at the end of distillation? • Explain!

  14. Which source of water has the highest purity? • A. Oceans • B. Lakes • C. Glaciers and Ice Caps • D. Rivers

  15. Which of the following is not an example of surface water? • A. Water from a well • B. Water from a reservoir • C. Water from Snakehill River • D. Distilled water from the ocean

  16. The process in which water goes from a gas to a liquid in the hydrologic water cycle is… • A. Transpiration • B. Precipitation • C. Condensation • D. Evaporation

  17. List one indirect use of water when cooking pasta?

  18. The Tyndall Effect tests for…. • A. Oil • B. Ions • C. Large particles • D. Solutes

  19. This part of the water cycle is called…. • A. Transpiration • B. Precipitation • C. Condensation • D. Evaporation

  20. Explain why the class average was higher than the national average for water use.

  21. Where is the majority of water used in the East? • A. Agriculture/Irrigation • B. Mining • C. Steam/Electric • D. Domestic

  22. Rank the following locations in order of greatest to least total water abundance on Earth. • A. Oceans, Rivers/Lakes, Glaciers, Water Vapor • B. Oceans, Glaciers, Rivers/Lakes, Water Vapor • C. Oceans, Water Vapor, Glaciers, Rivers/Lakes • D. Rivers/Lakes, Oceans, Water Vapor, Glaciers

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