Water: The Lifeline of the Planet
Water is a magical substance that can take three forms - solid, liquid, and gas. It falls as rain, flows in rivers, and floats in the air as steam. This cycle of water, known as the water cycle, helps distribute water all over the earth. Water is vital for life. It quenches our thirst, helps plants grow, and keeps animals alive. From the tallest mountains covered in snow, to the deepest oceans filled with water, it is everywhere and important for all living beings. Do you ever wonder where our water comes from? It's not just from our taps or water bottles! It comes from deep within the earth, from groundwater sources, or from precipitation, which is the water that falls from the sky as rain or snow. Remember, while water seems to be everywhere, clean and safe water is not. So, it's important to use it wisely and conserve it.
Question 1
What are the three forms of water?
Solid, Liquid, and Gas
Hot, Cold, and Warm
Hard, Soft, and Medium
High, Medium, and Low
Big, Medium, and Small
Question 2
What is the meaning of precipitation as used in the context?
The process of making a decision
The water that falls from the sky as rain or snow
The process of water evaporating
The process of water freezing
The process of water boiling
Question 3
What is the main idea conveyed about water in this passage?
Water is only useful for drinking
Water can be found only in the ocean
Water is vital for life and is found in various forms and places
Water is harmful to plants and animals
Water is not necessary for life
Question 4
What does the passage suggest about the availability of clean and safe water?
Clean and safe water is available everywhere
Clean and safe water is only found in taps
Clean and safe water is not available everywhere
Clean and safe water is not important
Clean and safe water is harmful
Question 5
According to the passage, which of the following is not a source of our water?
Groundwater sources
Precipitation
Rivers
The ocean
Deserts
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