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Question (1)

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What major problem occurs when a river runs dry?

(A) Too much water becomes available
(B) People face water shortage
(C) Rivers become wider
(D) Flooding increases immediately

Correct Answer: B

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Question (2)

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Which daily activity becomes difficult when there is no water at home?

(A) Drinking
(B) Watching television
(C) Reading books
(D) Playing chess

Correct Answer: A

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Question (3)

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According to the lesson, a long-term lack of water may force families to ________.

(A) Build dams
(B) Move to places where water is available
(C) Stop farming permanently
(D) Live on rivers

Correct Answer: B

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Question (4)

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Who suffers when water is unavailable for a long time?

(A) Only people
(B) Only animals
(C) Both people and animals
(D) Only plants

Correct Answer: C

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Question (5)

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Which type of river continues to flow throughout the year?

(A) Seasonal river
(B) Temporary river
(C) Perennial river
(D) Artificial river

Correct Answer: C

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Question (6)

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Why does the river in the lesson continue to support people throughout the year?

(A) It is a perennial river
(B) It flows only in winter
(C) It stores ocean water
(D) It never receives rain

Correct Answer: A

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Question (7)

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If a family has no water for one entire day, which need is most directly affected?

(A) Water for drinking and cleaning
(B) Road transport
(C) Electricity generation
(D) Mobile networks

Correct Answer: A

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Question (8)

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Which activity would become difficult first if water supply stopped for a week?

(A) Bathing and cooking
(B) Flying airplanes
(C) Building bridges
(D) Watching movies

Correct Answer: A

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Question (9)

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What question does the lesson ask students to imagine?

(A) A day without electricity
(B) A day without roads
(C) A day without water
(D) A day without schools

Correct Answer: C

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Question (10)

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Which exact term describes a river that flows throughout the year?

(A) Seasonal
(B) Perennial
(C) Temporary
(D) Flooded

Correct Answer: B

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Question (1)

What major problem occurs when a river runs dry?

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Question (2)

Which daily activity becomes difficult when there is no water at home?

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Question (3)

According to the lesson, a long-term lack of water may force families to ________.

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Question (4)

Who suffers when water is unavailable for a long time?

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Question (5)

Which type of river continues to flow throughout the year?

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Question (6)

Why does the river in the lesson continue to support people throughout the year?

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Question (7)

If a family has no water for one entire day, which need is most directly affected?

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Question (8)

Which activity would become difficult first if water supply stopped for a week?

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Question (9)

What question does the lesson ask students to imagine?

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Question (10)

Which exact term describes a river that flows throughout the year?

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