G6 - The Water Cycle

The Aswan Dam enables Egypt to...

The benefits of the Dam are increased food production, control of the Nile water and...

If there is little rain, crops cannot grow and this can lead to...

The dam has caused pollution, but which kind?

In the water basin, the fertile part of the river (the mouth) is also known as...

Artificially spreading the reaches of a river for farming purposes, is known as...

The Aswan Dam enabled...

Flushing the toilet uses _ litres of water

Some people in poor parts of the world have to walk on average __km to access clean water

the name given to smaller rivers flowing into larger rivers is...

An area of vegetation growing next to a river

The U.S uses more water now than in the 1970s?

An area where water drains into a single river is known as...

A buried pipe that allows a stream to flow underneath a road / railway is known as a...

Before the 1950s, a small percentage of the land could be used for farming, about...

Which country has the greatest source of unfrozen fresh water?

What percentage of precipitation falls as snow?

The expiration date on bottles of water is for the bottle, not the actual water

_ in 9 people lack access to clean drinking water

What is the boiling point of water at Mt Everest?

When the Aswan Dam was built, how many people were forced to move and resettle elsewhere?

In the 1950s, Egypt faced a critical problem, what was it?

The average shower uses __ litres of water

Your bones are made from __% water

__% of holy water in Austria contained fecal matter