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- Q1What is the most common method for removing groundwater?a well bored into the zone of saturationbuilding a water towerdamming up a riveraccessing the water table by use of low-grade explosives30s8.E1.1
- Q2Which of the following is NOT TRUE about groundwater?Groundwater can maintain streamflow during times of droughtGroundwater is the largest liquid freshwater source for humansgroundwater is the largest freshwater source on EarthGroundwater is freshwater beneath Earth's surface30s8.E1.1
- Q3The streams and smaller rivers that feed into a main river are called ___________.tributariescreeksriversstreams30s8.E1.1
- Q4What does groundwater descend through?solid rocktree rootsA system of porous soil and rockscanals30s8.E1.1
- Q5What are rocks with pores called?igneous rockpermeable rockimpermeable rockpious rock30s8.E1.1
- Q6Why is water from an aquifer more likely to be cleaner than water from other sources?because it receives water directly from precipitationbecause it rises to the surface near the oceanbecause it forms where fresh and salt water meetbecause pollutants are filtered by rock and soil deep within Earth30s8.E1.1
- Q7The area of an aquifer in which rock pores are completely filled with water is called:watershedwater tablezone of saturationriver basin30s8.E1.1