One Well Part 2 (Page 316-322)

Why don't we have access to most of the fresh water on the Earth?

• We don't live close enough.

• The water is too hot.

• The water is trapped in Ice or underground

• The water is contaminated with salt, pollution, and animal waste

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Why doesn't every country have the same access to water?

• They don't try to find water

• They don't need as much water.

• Their government steals all of the water.

• Many places are different and have different amounts of water.

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What is the main idea of the article?

• A. All water on Earth is connected.

• B. There is only one well in the world.

• C. The amount of water on Earth has not ever changed.

• D. All of the wells in the world are connected underground.

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True or False: All people in the world have the same access to water.

• True, since water comes from "one well" all people have the same access.

• False: The amount of water you have depends on where you live.

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Which of the following uses the most water?

• Farms (Agriculture)

• Industry (Factories)

• Homes

When water evaporates, what is often left behind?

• Minerals and pollutants

• Acid Rain

• Fresh Water

• Condensation and droplets

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Pollution in the ________ from cars and factories mixes with water vapor in the air.

• water cycle

• runoff

• precipitation

• atmosphere

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Nearly 80% of all sicknesses in the developing world are caused by-

• drought.

• unsafe water.

• war.

• lack of medicine.

The demand for water in the world is-

• Increasing (going up)

• Decreasing (going down)

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_________ water means protecting both the quality and quantity of water on Earth.

• Sustaining

• Quenching

• Conserving

• Generating

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