Aquifer

Water flows through permeable materials ____________________ than impermeable materials.

• slower

• faster

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The soda in your edible aquifer represented:

• groundwater

• surface water

• ocean water

• soil

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The straw in your edible aquifer represented:

• a well

• a delta

• soil

• condensation

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_______________ is the ability of a substance to allow another substance to pass through it, especially the ability of a porous rock, sediment, or soil to transmit fluid through pores and cracks.

• Permeability

• Runoff

• Pores

• Porosity

The name of the area that is the upper level of the zone of saturation:

• Zone of Saturation

• Zone of Aeration

• Water Table

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What do you call an area where ground water is transmitted freely through permeable rock layers or sediments?

• Discharge Area

• Recharge Area

• Aquifer

• Bedrock

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What do you call an area where water fills all of the open spaces in sediment and rock?

• Zone of Aeration

• Water Table

• Zone of Saturation

• River

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What is found on top of the zone of saturation and below the zone of aeration?

• River

• Lake

• Water basin

• Water table

What happens to ground water when it moves to pore spaces?

• The move slower because the pores are small.

• They move faster because the pores are small.

• They move slower because the pores are very big.

• They move faster because the pores are very big.

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What is formed when water from the water table intersects the ground surface?

• It will form hot springs.

• It will form a spring.

• It will form a geyser.

• It will form ground water.

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