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| what percentage of Earth's water is in the ocean | 97%
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| the body is approximately | 70% water
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| A gallon of gasolines takes approximatley how many gallons of water to produce | 70 gallons
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| the largest user of water int he US homes is | toilet flushing
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| to produce a car, how mnay gallons of water are used | 100,000 gallons
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| an aqueduct is | a conduit of channel that moves, usually by gravity
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| what is ground water | water beneath the surface of the ground
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| a period of little or no rain is called | a drought
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| the region draining into a river, river system, or other body of water is | a watershed
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| the hydroshere is best defined as | all the water on the surface of the planet
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| an aquifer is | porous, water-bearing layers of gravel or rock below the earth's surgave; reservoirs for groundwater
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| conservation is | the care of natural resourves for future generations
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| total magnification is calculated by | multiplying the magnifications of the eyepieve and the objective lens
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| the correct way to carry a microscope is | with one hand on the base and one on the arm
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| a compound microscope always has | more than one lens
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| when focusing a microscope on medium power | one should use the coarse adjustment knob
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| to estimate the size of a specimen when using the microscope, you need to know | the diameter of the field of view
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| what does EBMUD stand for | East Bay Municiple Unity District
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| Where does the water from EBMUD come from | the Sierra mountains
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