Class 7 Geography Chapter 5 Water Quiz 16 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which is not a form of condensation?
2. An area underground that water flows through is called an .....
3. Large bodies of water do not change temperature easily. Why? (Hint:Why is a swimming pool feel warmer at night?)
4. The transition zone between dry areas of land and bodies of water are called:
5. When did Tsunami strike the Indian ocean?
6. When runoff crosses the land, it picks up fertilizers that have been used on crops and lawns. These contaminants will eventually enter a lake, river or stream, which may lead to-
7. Salt which is present in ocean water
8. Water has a density of 1g/cm3. Many substances will float in water. If a substance floats it is due to its density and this force.
9. ..... water is free from germs and chemicals.
10. Humans can cause different types of pollution. When fertilizers and pesticides make their way into water systems, which type of pollution has taken place?
11. Some people live in a watershed, but others do not.
12. Water is known as the universal .....
13. Water is a polar molecule which means it has slightly charged ends. This unique quality is why it has so many unique properties.
14. When water molecules stick easily to other water molecules, this is called what?
15. Permanent hardness is due to:
16. Ocean water is calm and still.
17. Water contains half as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen atoms
18. Which of the following is the correct sequence of the water cycle in nature?
19. What can be polluted or dirty?
20. Snow, sleet, hail, and rain are all forms of .....
21. What is the key temperature at which kinetic energy falls below the energy of hydrogen bonds?
22. Where is the ozone layer located?
23. What describes the smaller streams and rivers that feed into the larger river of a watershed?
24. Natrolite is an example of .....
25. Water has a slightly positive end AND a slightly negative end, this means water has
26. Because of water's ..... , it cools more slowly than sand.
27. Which of these is NOT talking about a watershed?
28. Plants and trees getting water from their roots to the leaves is an example of:
29. Which is an UNTRUE statement about the water table?
30. Sanjeev Is Doing His Homework Which Is Given By His Teacher. Would You Help Him To Choose The Incorrect Sentences?
31. Which of the following is NOT a major watershed in Virginia?
32. Which of these do not cause temporary hardness in water?
33. A biological molecule is analyzed, and it is discovered that the molecule is composed of several amino acids. Which of these identifies the biological molecule?
34. The largest tsunami ever measured was
35. Materials used to increase the crop production are called .....
36. Fresh water is found where on our Earth?
37. The process of changing from gaseous to liquid is called .....
38. Which of the following is an example of COHESION?
39. A water molecule sticking to another water molecule is an example of water displaying .....
40. Unscramble the letters. RVEIR
41. What is the translation of Tsunami, which language is it from?
42. Which day of the year is celebrated as Water Day?
43. Which biomolecule contains fats, oils, and waxes?
44. What is the southern most point in India?
45. Wet, spongy ground, poorly drained acidic soil, standing water, sphagnum peat moss
46. Blue baby disease found in infants is due to excessive ..... in drinking water
47. The snow on the mountains melts in summer and flows into ..... ?
48. Do you think we can make use of rain water?
49. What percentage of freshwater is available for us to use?
50. Which watershed is Atlanta located in?
51. What is happending as water vapor turns back into liquid precipitation?
52. Where does most of the water evaporation onEarth come from?
53. Who is the father of physiology
54. Sound travels faster in water than in air
55. How can water harvesting can be done.
56. All 3 states of water (Soild, liquid, and gas) have the same density.
57. What is the reason why oil and water don't mix?
58. According to the Geological survey, water with less than 1000 ml/litre of total dissolved solids is
59. How does flooding affect the water table?
60. A salt has a solubility of 59 g at a particular temperature. A solution of 50 g of the salt at that temperature will be a/an: