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Greek and Latin Roots for Water

by Laura Johnston
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Deserts are usually located in maritime regions.

2

Aquifers are human-made structures that water flows through.

3

An aquarium can hold water without leaking.

4

All fire hydrants are bright yellow.

5

You can become dehydrated if you do not drink enough water.

6

An aqueduct is like a large underground lake.

7

Large ships and oil tankers can dock in a marina.

8

Hydroelectric energy is created by moving water.

9

Marine life also refers to fresh water fish in lakes and ponds.

10

Swimming is considered an aquatic sport.

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