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A pond receives water from nearby land after rain. This water most likely reached the pond by ________.

(A) flowing over the ground
(B) jumping into it
(C) turning into rocks
(D) changing into leaves

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Rainwater can flow over the ground into ponds.

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Question (32)

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Which of these is closest to the idea of underground water?

(A) Water stored below the ground
(B) Water in a bottle
(C) Water in a cloud
(D) Water in a bucket

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Underground water is stored beneath the ground.

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Question (33)

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After rain, Ravi sees water entering the soil and some water forming puddles. This shows that rainwater can ________.

(A) behave in different ways on different surfaces
(B) only form puddles
(C) only enter soil
(D) only flow into rivers

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Rainwater may soak in, collect or flow away.

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Question (34)

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Which situation best helps recharge underground water?

(A) Rainwater soaking into soil
(B) Rainwater staying on a roof
(C) Rainwater in a bottle
(D) Rainwater on a plastic sheet

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Water entering the soil increases underground water.

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Question (35)

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A stream receives water from rain. Later the stream joins a river. Which statement is correct?

(A) Stream water can become part of river water
(B) Streams and rivers never connect
(C) Rivers flow into streams only
(D) Rainwater cannot enter streams

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Streams carry water into rivers.

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Question (36)

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What is the most likely result when rain falls on a field with soft soil?

(A) Much of the water gets absorbed
(B) No water enters the soil
(C) Water becomes solid
(D) Water turns into sand

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Soft soil absorbs rainwater easily.

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Question (37)

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A child notices fewer puddles in a grassy park than on a nearby road after the same rain. Why?

(A) More water entered the soil in the park
(B) Roads absorb more water
(C) Grass stops rain from falling
(D) Roads use the water

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Soil under grass absorbs water.

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Question (38)

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Which source is directly connected with underground water according to the lesson?

(A) Well
(B) Chair
(C) Window
(D) Blackboard

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Wells obtain water from underground sources.

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Question (39)

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Rainwater collected in lakes, ponds and rivers is an example of water that has ________.

(A) gathered in water bodies
(B) changed into soil
(C) become underground water only
(D) stopped existing

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Rainwater can collect in different water bodies.

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Question (40)

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A school garden absorbs 60 buckets of rainwater while a cement courtyard absorbs only 5 buckets. What can we conclude?

(A) Soil absorbs more rainwater than cement
(B) Cement absorbs more rainwater than soil
(C) Both absorb the same amount
(D) Rain falls only on gardens

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Soil allows much more rainwater to soak in than cement.

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A pond receives water from nearby land after rain. This water most likely reached the pond by ________.

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Question (32)

Which of these is closest to the idea of underground water?

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Question (33)

After rain, Ravi sees water entering the soil and some water forming puddles. This shows that rainwater can ________.

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Question (34)

Which situation best helps recharge underground water?

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Question (35)

A stream receives water from rain. Later the stream joins a river. Which statement is correct?

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Question (36)

What is the most likely result when rain falls on a field with soft soil?

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Question (37)

A child notices fewer puddles in a grassy park than on a nearby road after the same rain. Why?

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Question (38)

Which source is directly connected with underground water according to the lesson?

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Rainwater collected in lakes, ponds and rivers is an example of water that has ________.

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A school garden absorbs 60 buckets of rainwater while a cement courtyard absorbs only 5 buckets. What can we conclude?

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