How water wise are you
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The document is a quiz about water facts that asks how long a person can survive without water (three days), what can happen if you don't drink water regularly (you develop kidney problems and lose weight), how much water the average person should drink each day (at least 1.5 liters), and what percentage of the earth's surface and water supply is fresh water available for drinking (.01%). It also asks about average daily water usage in Africa (5 liters) versus America (50 liters) and predicts that by 2025, two-thirds of people on the planet will face water shortage.
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- 2. How long can the average person survive without water?Three daysThree weeksThree months
- 3. What can happen if you don卒t drink water regularly?You develop kidney problems.You lose weightYou concentrate more
- 4. How much water should you drink every day?At least 1.5 litersHalf a literA glass
- 5. How much of our body is water?10%20%60%
- 6. Approximately how much water do we have in our body?5 liters15 liters50 liters
- 7. How much of the earth surface is covered by water?25%50%70%
- 8. How much of the earth卒s water is drinkable?50%.01%10%
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- 10. How much water does an average American use every day?5 liters50 liters500 liters
- 11. By 2025, how many people on the planet will face water shortage? one-thirdHalfTwo-thirds