World Water Day Quiz
World Water Day Quiz
Test your knowledge about the world's most essential resource with our engaging World Water Day Quiz! Discover fascinating facts about water and learn why it's critical to conserve it.
- 10 multiple-choice questions
- Learn about the importance of water
- Enhance your understanding of water's role in our lives
Why is it important to save water?
Because it tastes nice.
Because everyone on Earth needs it to survive.
To water plants.
What percentage of a male adult is water?
10%
99%
65%
What is the chemical symbol for water?
H2O
HO
HO2
How many glasses of water should you drink each day?
1-2
12-15
6-8
What causes water to evaporate?
Light e.g. From the moon
Heat e.g. From the sun
The clouds
Where does used water go?
Into aquariums.
Into the sea.
Into drains and then sewers.
What percentage of Planet Earth is covered with water?
71%
25%
95%
True or false.....jelly fish are mostly water.
True
False
What does water turn into when it is frozen?
Ice
Steam
It doesn't change
How long can a person survive without water?
5 days
6 months
1 day
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