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THE WATER CYCLE AND WATER INSECRITY EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS [GRADED A+] ACTUAL EXAM 100% What is meant by a store and a flow? - ANS---A store is where water is held for varying amounts of 'residence' time. A flow is the movement of water between stores Identify the three largest stores in size order - ANS---1. The oceans 2. Icecaps and glaciers 3. Groundwater Which two water stores are non-renewable, and why? - ANS---1. Fossil water: old, deep groundwater f...

AQA A level geography water and carbon cycle with correctly solved questions and answers. Precipitation - correct that falls from clouds and reaches Earth's surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Evapotranspiration - correct answers.The evaporation of water from soil plus the transpiration of water from plants. Runoff - correct answers.Water that moves across the land surface and into streams and rivers Interception storage - correct pitation falls on the vegetation...

2024 Newest|SWPPP Walmart - Stormwater Exam| UPDATE|COMPREHENSIVE FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS|GET IT 100% ACCURATE The 1970's law that set into place the regulation of stormwater is: - ANSWER-The Clean Water Act Requirements for managing stormwater activity on a construction site are outlined in the following regulation: - ANSWER-NPDES Which of the following is never an allowable stormwater discharge from a construction site? - ANSWER-Discharge from contaminat...

The water cycle and water insecurity revision notes for A Level Edexcel Geography what is a drainage basin - -a river's drainage basin is the area surrounding it where the rain falling on land flows into that river (river's catchment) -the boundary of the drainage basin is called the watershed -open (with inputs and outputs), the total amount of water changes over time -local hydrological systems what is a large drainage basin - -steep sides (ability to move precipitation into the ...

WALMART - STORMWATER EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS The 1970's law that set into place the regulation of stormwater is: - correct answer The Clean Water Act Requirements for managing stormwater activity on a construction site are outlined in the following regulation: - correct answer NPDES Which of the following is never an allowable stormwater discharge from a construction site? - correct answer Discharge from contaminated groundwater The Notice of termination can filed when...

The 1970's law that set into place the regulation of stormwater is: - ANSWERSThe Clean Water Act Requirements for managing stormwater activity on a construction site are outlined in the following regulation: - ANSWERSNPDES Which of the following is never an allowable stormwater discharge from a construction site? - ANSWERSDischarge from contaminated groundwater The Notice of termination can filed when: - ANSWERSAll construction activity, inside and outside the building, is complete and...

The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from 75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff. Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in frequency and scale. ...

Stormwater water generated from a rainstorm or snowstorm that makes its way to a nearby waterbody shortly after precipitation reaches the surface. 5 statements about stormwater a. generated during heavy precipitation events b. larger watershed take a longer time to fnnel stormwater to waterbodies than small ones. c. some watersheds and drainage systems such as hilly or urban environments efficiently and quickly transport stormwater to water bodies. d. most stormwater moves across the...

The Water Cycle And Water Insecurity Exam Style Questions And Answers Describe how deforestation is affecting the Amazon basin - The amount of water  returning to the atmosphere by evapotranspiration is greatly reduced — from  75% to 25% of intercepted water. More precipitation enters the river by runoff.  Overland flow increases the amount of soil erosion. Huge quantities of soil are  entering the rivers and causing extensive silting. Mudslides are increasing in  frequency and sc...

Accuracy - Answer the closeness of observations, computations, or estimates to the true values or to values accepted as being true. Aerial - Answer Of, or pertaining to, or occuring in the air or atmopshere algorithm - Answer a statement of the steps to be followed in the solution of a problem; may be in the form of a word description, an explanatory note, or a labeled diagram or flowchart. Alluvium - Answer any material deposited by running water; the soil material of floodplains and a...