chapter 4.1 Flashcards

perspective

1
Q

What is an aquifer?

A

A body of pourous rock or sediment senturated
with groundwater.

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2
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Draw the water cycle / the hydrological cycle.

A

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3
Q

What is advection

A

wind blown
movement

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4
Q

Draw gas to solid to liquid
diagram with appropriate
labels,

A

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5
Q

Draw water cycle
as a system

A

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6
Q

Any 3 human Impacts on
the water Cycle

A
  1. Withdrawals
  2. Discharges
  3. Changing speed of waterflow
  4. Diverting rivers
  5. Deforestation
  6. Urbanisation (covering land so that water cannot pass)
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7
Q

what role do trees play in water cycle?

A

Store water and keep rainfall constant

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8
Q

What does deforestation do?

A

disrupts water
flow and
rainfall
increases flooding

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9
Q

define urbanisation

A

less natural land
and more infrastructure. the process by which large numbers of people become permanently concentrated in relatively small areas, forming cities.

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10
Q

What are flows in the Hydrological Cycle? How are they represented in a
diagram?

A

Flows are the movement of water from one store to another. They are represented by arrows.

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11
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What are stores in the Hydrological Cycle? How are they represented in a diagram?

A

Stores are places where water is stored for extended periods of time. It is represented by a box in the diagram.

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12
Q

3 Examples of Stores

A

Oceans
Ice Caps and Glaciers
Groundwater
Atmosphere
Lakes and Rivers
Soil Moisture

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13
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3 Examples of Flows

A

Evaporation
Condensation
Precipitation
Runoff
Infiltration
Transpiration
Percolation
Evotranspiration

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