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17.2. Increasing the supply of water GCSE Geography AQA
17.2. Increasing the supply of water GCSE Geography AQA
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17.2. Increasing the supply of water GCSE Geography AQA
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1
Recycled water can be treated to reach drinking water standards.
False
True
2
Brine wastewater damages marine ecosystems.
True
False
3
Select THREE drawbacks of aquifers.
Groundwater can be contaminated
The source water has to be treated when aquifers are recharged
Aquifer recharging is more environmentally friendly than dams & reservoirs
Subsidence can occur
4
What is shown in the image below?
Aquifer
Irrigation
Ground water
Dam
5
Select THREE disadvantages of a source area.
Increase in poverty as their water supply and use decreases
Build up of silts and pollution
Ecosystem destruction
Ecosystem degredation
6
Individuals and businesses should take action to reduce water usage.
False
True
7
Which of the following is NOT a water conservation technique?
Using grey water
Replacing water
Water harvesting
Installing water meters
8
Select TWO social impacts of building a dam.
Where valleys are drowned, people are displaced
Boosts tourism as reservoirs are attractive
Concrete dams interfere with migrating fish
Reservoirs can be breeding grounds for malaria-carrying mosquitos
9
Select THREE benefits of desalination.
Requires large amounts of energy
Supports economic development
It provides a reliable source of freshwater
It preserves current freshwater supplies
10
A reservoir will form behind a dam.
True
False
11
Select THREE benefits of aquifers.
It is less expensive than surface water storage systems
Can be more energy-intensive
Water is not lost due to evaporation
Water can be removed when it is needed all year round
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Groundwater cannot be contaminated.
True
False