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The document contains a 10 question quiz about the hydrological cycle. The quiz includes multiple choice and identification questions testing understanding of processes like evaporation, transpiration, percolation, groundwater pumping causing land subsidence, and the connections between surface and groundwater.

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QuizHydrological Cycle

The document contains a 10 question quiz about the hydrological cycle. The quiz includes multiple choice and identification questions testing understanding of processes like evaporation, transpiration, percolation, groundwater pumping causing land subsidence, and the connections between surface and groundwater.

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Quiz (Hydrological Cycle)

Multiple Choice
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. ( 1pt each)

1. When there is a loss of support below ground, something happens. Human activities, namely the overuse
of groundwater, are the most common causes of soil collapse, compacting, and dropping.
a. Land Dehydration
b. Land Subsidence
c. Land Degradation
d. Land Exfoliation
2. It is an excessive pumping in coastal areas can cause seawater to flow inland and upward, contaminating
the water supply with saltwater.
a. Reduced Surface Water Supplies
b. Increased Surface Water Supplies
c. Water Quality Concerns
d. Water Quantity Concerns
3. Which of the following process of the hydrological cycle is false:
a. Evaporation-Condensation-Transportation
b. Precipitation-Percolation- Through Flow
c. Precipitation-Surface Runoff-Evaporation
d. None of the above
4. Does the amount of water in, on, and above our world is finite, which means that it does not increase or
decrease?
a. Yes
b. No
c. Maybe
d. None of the above
5. Groundwater and surface water are connected. When groundwater is overused, the lakes, streams, and
rivers connected to groundwater can also have their supply diminished.
a. Reduced Surface Water Supplies
b. Increased Surface Water Supplies
c. Water Quality Concerns
d. Water Quantity Concerns

Identification.
Direction: Identify the following process of hydrological cycle. YOUR ANSWER MUST WRITE IN A CAPITAL LETTERS.
(e.g. HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE) (1 pt. each)

6. Water evaporation and transpiration from a surface area to the atmosphere are combined to form it. The
flow of water from sources such as the earth, canopy interception, and water bodies to the air is
accounted for by evaporation. EVAPOTRANSPIRATION
7. The movement of water from the surface into the ground known as infiltration. What do you call the
process of water moving through the soil and deep into the groundwater? PERCOLATION
8. It is the transformation of water (a liquid) into water vapor (a gas). Each year, the ocean evaporates
roughly 47 inches (120cm) of water into the sky. EVAPORATION
9. It is water taken directly from the groundwater flow and the moisture content of the soil. Only 1% of the
water drawn up by the plant is utilized by the plant. The other 99 percent is released into the atmosphere.
PLANT UPTAKE
10. It is the transformation of ice and snow (solids) into water vapor (gases) without passing through the
liquid phase. SUBLIMATION

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