The Water Cycle: the Many Uses of Water

Water is indispensable for life, playing a crucial role in nature, domestic settings, industries, agriculture, and recreation. It is used for washing, cooking, drinking, and industrial production. In agriculture, water is vital for irrigation and animal care. It also supports recreational activities like swimming and boating, and is essential for maintaining urban cleanliness. Without water, life as we know it would not exist.

What would the world lack if there was no water?

• Sun and moon

• Mountains and valleys

• Oceans and rain

• Forests and deserts

Which of the following is NOT a domestic use of water?

• Cooking

• Drinking

• Irrigating crops

• Flushing toilets

In agriculture, water is primarily used for what purpose?

• Irrigating crops

• Transporting goods

• Building structures

• Generating electricity

How does water contribute to urban cleanliness?

• By providing habitats for wildlife

• By being used in cleaning processes

• By being a source of energy

• By being a natural barrier

Which activity is NOT typically associated with water recreation?

• Boating

• Swimming

• Fishing

• Hiking