A) Effluent streams recharge groundwater and are characteristic of humid regions.
B) Effluent streams recharge groundwater and are characteristic of arid regions.
C) Effluent streams are fed by groundwater and are characteristic of humid regions.
D) Effluent streams are fed by groundwater and are characteristic of arid regions.
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A) the atmosphere
B) the biosphere
C) groundwater
D) lakes and rivers
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A) High porosity rocks generally have high permeability.
B) High porosity rocks generally have low permeability.
C) Low porosity rocks generally have high permeability.
D) Porosity and permeability have identical meanings.
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A) Recharge; discharge
B) Permeation; evaporation
C) Seepage; outflow
D) Hydration; outflux
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A) chemical spills
B) fertilizer overuse
C) septic systems leakage
D) radioactive waste disposal
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A) 1,500 years
B) 1.5 million years
C) 250 million years
D) 1.5 billion years
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A) sanitary
B) fresh
C) potable
D) meteoric
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A) form in sandstone fractures.
B) form in the pore spaces of a limestone.
C) grow up from the floor of a cave.
D) hang down from the ceiling of a cave.
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A) approximately 1%
B) approximately 12%
C) approximately 29%
D) approximately 35%
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A) Murphy's
B) Darcy's
C) Henry's
D) Newton's
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A) ratio between the porosity and permeability of an aquifer.
B) ratio between the permeability and elevation difference in an aquifer.
C) ratio between the elevation difference and the flow distance in an aquifer.
D) ratio between the influx and outflow of water in an aquifer.
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A) Karst topography contains sinkholes.
B) Karst topography forms from freezing and thawing of groundwater.
C) Karst topography does not have a normal river drainage system.
D) Karst topography forms in regions where subsurface limestone is dissolved by groundwater.
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A) basalt.
B) limestone.
C) sandstone.
D) shale.
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A) gravel
B) sandstone
C) shale
D) silt
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A) porosity × hydraulic conductivity.
B) porosity × water table slope.
C) hydraulic conductivity × water table slope.
D) porosity × hydraulic conductivity × water table slope.
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A) discharge.
B) evaporation.
C) infiltration.
D) transpiration.
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A) The saturated zone has a higher porosity than the unsaturated zone.
B) The saturated zone has a lower porosity than the unsaturated zone.
C) The pore spaces in the saturated zone are full of water; the pore spaces in the unsaturated zone are not full of water.
D) The pore spaces in the saturated zone are not full of water; the pore spaces in the unsaturated zone are full of water.
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A) 140 million
B) 1) 4 billion
C) 50 billion
D) 2) 25 million
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A) store little water.
B) are great for land development.
C) can be drained easily.
D) help control flooding.
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A) central Texas
B) southern Florida
C) northern Michigan
D) western Washington
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