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Question (21)

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Which of the following best distinguishes a river from a pond?

(A) A river usually flows, while a pond stores water in one place.
(B) A pond flows continuously.
(C) Rivers are underground.
(D) Ponds contain groundwater only.

Correct Answer: A

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Question (22)

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A region receives abundant rainfall and several ponds become full. What is most likely to increase?

(A) Surface water availability
(B) Cloud height
(C) Ground temperature
(D) Soil colour

Correct Answer: A

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Question (23)

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Which activity would directly help students observe surface water?

(A) Looking into a borewell
(B) Visiting a pond or lake
(C) Digging through rocks
(D) Observing clouds only

Correct Answer: B

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Question (24)

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A pond contains 900 litres of water. If 200 litres evaporate, how much surface water remains?

(A) 700 litres
(B) 800 litres
(C) 900 litres
(D) 1100 litres

Correct Answer: A

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Question (25)

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Which water body generally covers a larger area?

(A) Puddle
(B) Pond
(C) Lake
(D) Handpump

Correct Answer: C

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Question (26)

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A river supplies water to a nearby town. This is an example of surface water supporting ________.

(A) daily human needs
(B) cloud formation only
(C) rock formation
(D) underground drilling

Correct Answer: A

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Question (27)

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If two ponds each contain 250 litres of water, what is their total surface water volume?

(A) 250 litres
(B) 300 litres
(C) 500 litres
(D) 750 litres

Correct Answer: C

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Question (28)

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Which option contains only natural surface water sources?

(A) Rivers, lakes, ponds
(B) Borewells, rivers, ponds
(C) Wells, lakes, rivers
(D) Tube wells, lakes, ponds

Correct Answer: A

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Question (29)

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A child sees ducks swimming in a lake. The lake water is classified as ________.

(A) groundwater
(B) surface water
(C) underground water
(D) aquifer water

Correct Answer: B

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Question (30)

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Which statement best explains the importance of lakes and ponds in a community?

(A) They store and provide surface water.
(B) They create clouds directly.
(C) They replace rainfall.
(D) They produce groundwater instantly.

Correct Answer: A

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Question (21)

Which of the following best distinguishes a river from a pond?

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Question (22)

A region receives abundant rainfall and several ponds become full. What is most likely to increase?

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Question (23)

Which activity would directly help students observe surface water?

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Question (24)

A pond contains 900 litres of water. If 200 litres evaporate, how much surface water remains?

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Question (25)

Which water body generally covers a larger area?

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Question (26)

A river supplies water to a nearby town. This is an example of surface water supporting ________.

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Question (27)

If two ponds each contain 250 litres of water, what is their total surface water volume?

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Question (28)

Which option contains only natural surface water sources?

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Question (29)

A child sees ducks swimming in a lake. The lake water is classified as ________.

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Question (30)

Which statement best explains the importance of lakes and ponds in a community?

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