Every Drop Counts Revision Notes and Worksheets: Understand the Context and Prepare this Chapter Well
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1. What is the importance of rainwater?
Rainwater accumulates in the lakes, ponds, and rivers. It naturally gets soaked and deposited in the water table underneath the ground. This table is the prime source of water for human settlements and all other living organisms on earth.
2. How can we accumulate rainwater?
We can make an underground tank and connect the storm pipes coming down from the roof of our house. When it rains, the water will get collected in the tank and we can use it later. In this way, we can accumulate rainwater.
3. Can we drink rainwater?
Yes, but we need to boil and filter rainwater to make it drinkable.