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    4

    Science
    Quarter 4 – Module 2
    Uses of Water from Different Sources
    Science 4
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    Quarter 4 - Module 2: Uses of Water from Different
    Sources
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    1
    Lesson

    1 Sources and Kinds of Water


    In this module, you will learn about the uses of water from the
    different sources.

    At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:


    1. explain the use of water from different sources in the context of
    daily activities.

    What is It

    ❖ Water comes from different sources. It may come from open


    or closed sources.
    ❖ It may also come from a small or big body of water. Nearly 70%
    of the earth’s surface is covered with water.
    ❖ There are three main sources of water. Each kind of water
    depends on its source.

    Three Different Kinds of Water:


    1. Seawater is salty. It contains plenty of salt. It is found in the
    seas and oceans. Seawater is also called hard water.
    2. Freshwater is also called surface water. Unlike the
    seawater, it does not contain salt. This found in open but
    small bodies of water like rivers, lakes, creeks, and ponds.
    Surface water comes mostly from rain. Rainwater flows from
    land into streams and rivers. In cold countries, it also comes
    from snow during winter and it melts and runs off into surface
    water in spring.
    3. Groundwater is found beneath the earth’s surface. It comes
    from water that seeps into the ground. These accumulate in
    the underground layer called water table. It is considered the
    cleanest water and contains plenty of dissolved minerals
    which the human body needs.
    4. Other sources of water are clouds, icebergs, and glaciers.
    Clouds come from the evaporating water. Glaciers and
    icebergs are solid water found only in very cold countries.
    2
    What’s More
    Directions: Match the words in Column A with the corresponding
    meaning in Column B.
    A B

    1.cloud A. It is found beneath the earth’s surface.


    2.seawater B. It is found in seas and oceans which
    contains salt.
    3.fresh water C. It is found in open but small bodies of
    water like rivers, lakes, and creeks.
    4.groudwater D. It comes from the evaporating water.
    5.glaciers E. It is found in very cold countries.

    Lesson

    2 Uses of Water

    What is It

    ❖ Water is a renewable resource because of the water cycle but a lot


    of places in the world and in our country do not have enough water
    because there were two problems with water: amount of
    distribution and quality or safety.
    ❖ There are two important sources of water supply: surface water and
    ground water.
    ❖ Uses of Freshwater such as rivers, lakes, and springs
    - In the human body, water is needed for all body functions such
    as digesting food, removing wastes, regulating body
    temperature and on transporting medium for nutrients and
    oxygen throughout the body. Water contains minerals which our
    body need.
    3
    - Animals drink water for growth and health. Plants absorb
    mineral content from water.
    - It serves as a habitat for some animals and plants.
    - It serves as recreation and transportation.
    - Water is used for cleaning household materials, washing
    clothes, watering plants, cooking food and many more. Almost
    all our daily activities need water.

    ❖ Uses of Seawater
    - habitat of aquatic plants and animals which are mainly used for
    food and medicine
    - used for recreation such as swimming, boating, and windsurfing
    - used as routes for local and international transportation and
    marine navigation

    ❖ Let us conserve water. Let us use water wisely and properly.


    Always remember that it is an important resource. Water pollution
    and insufficient supply of water may cause major problems of the
    world in the near future.

    What’s More
    Directions: Write TRUE is the statement shows the uses of water
    and FALSE if not.

    1. Water is used for household and personal purposes such as for


    drinking, cooking food, cleaning, and watering the plants.
    2. Farmers use water for irrigation and used as a source of energy to
    produce electricity.
    3. Water is used as a medium for ships and small boats in
    transporting people and other organisms from one place to
    another.
    4. Plants and animals can survive even without water.
    5. Rivers and lakes are examples of seawater.

    4
    Assessment
    I. Directions: Match the words in column A with the answers in
    column B. Write only the letter of the correct answer on your
    answer sheet.

    A B
    1. seawater A. surface water
    2. freshwater B. hard water
    3. ground water C. cleanest water
    4. ocean D. freshwater
    5. river E. seawater

    II. Directions: Write TRUE is the statement shows the uses of


    water and FALSE if not.

    1. Water is needed for all body functions such as digesting food,


    removing wastes, regulating body temperature and on
    transporting medium for nutrients and oxygen throughout the
    body.
    2. Water is not a renewable resource.
    3. Life on earth is possible without water.
    4. Nearly 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water.
    5. Water cannot be used as a source of energy like electricity.

    5
    Science 4 Quarter 4- Module 2
    Answer Sheet
    Name: _____________________ Grade: ___________ Score: ____

    Module 2

    Lesson 1
    What’s More

    1. ______________
    2. ______________
    3. ______________
    4. ______________
    5. ______________

    Lesson 2
    What’s More

    1. ______________
    2. ______________
    3. ______________
    4. ______________
    5. ______________

    Assessment:

    I.
    1.______________
    2.______________
    3.______________
    4.______________
    5. ______________

    II.
    1. ______________
    2. ______________
    3. ______________
    4. ______________
    5. _____________
    6
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    Michelle H. Guadamor, Aniano I. Hernandez, Ligaya G. Ilagan,
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