A) To deliver water to consumers efficiently
B) To store water in reservoirs
C) To remove water from the system
D) To generate electricity

A) Water conservation
B) Flood control
C) Desalination
D) Hydropower generation

A) To increase water temperature
B) To store water for future use
C) To transport water over long distances
D) To filter impurities from water

A) To control water flow and create reservoirs
B) To treat wastewater
C) To transport water through pipelines
D) To extract minerals from water

A) To extract minerals from water
B) To regulate water flow in rivers
C) To filter impurities from water
D) To temporarily store excess water and prevent flooding

A) Wastewater reuse
B) Water fluoridation
C) Source water protection
D) Hydropower generation

A) To store water in reservoirs
B) To assess water use and identify opportunities for efficiency improvements
C) To introduce bacteria into water
D) To transport water over long distances

A) To store excess rainfall
B) To extract minerals from water
C) To remove pollutants from wastewater
D) To generate electricity

A) Water metering
B) Water fluoridation
C) Green infrastructure
D) Desalination

A) Water fluoridation
B) Water metering
C) Rainwater harvesting
D) Groundwater pumping

A) Desalination
B) Rainwater harvesting
C) Water fluoridation
D) Water conservation

A) Sprinkler Irrigation
B) Flood Irrigation
C) Drip Irrigation
D) Center Pivot Irrigation