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Froggy Jumps Analytical Exposition QuizOnline version Time for a quiz! by Fatmah Musthahharah 1 What is the main subject discussed in the video "Water Changes Everything"? a The global water crisis and its wide-ranging impact. b A case study on water politics in Asia. c The importance of water purification technologies. 2 According to the video, approximately how many people worldwide live without clean drinking water? a 200 million people. b Nearly 1 billion people. c More than 5 billion people. 3 Which of the following is NOT one of the geographical areas mentioned as being especially affected by the water crisis? a Southeast Asia. b Western Europe. c Sub-Saharan Africa. 4 How long do women and children often walk each day to collect water? a Up to 3 hours a day. b Around 30 minutes to an hour. c Around 5 hours or more. 5 What is the primary danger of the water collected from swamps, ponds, or rivers? a It contains too much salt. b It is contaminated with germs causing disease. c It is too hot to drink. 6 Besides water filtration systems, what are the two 'age-old' solutions mentioned for providing clean water? a Drilled or hand-dug wells. b Digging reservoirs and water recycling. c Collecting rainwater and building dams. 7 According to the video's call to action, how much money can provide one person with access to a clean water project? a $50. b $10. c $20. 8 Which community groups are most affected by the water crisis because they have to spend hours to fetch water? a The elderly b Adult men c Women and children 9 The annual working hours saved in Africa are equivalent to the entire workforce of which country? a Tanzania b French c United States of America 10 What is the relationship between water crisis and poverty according to the video narrative? a Poverty can only be overcome by giving cash b The water crisis triggers a cycle of poverty because it hampers productivity. c Poverty will disappear by itself without water intervention.

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by Fatmah Musthahharah

What is the main subject discussed in the video "Water Changes Everything"?

According to the video, approximately how many people worldwide live without clean drinking water?

Which of the following is NOT one of the geographical areas mentioned as being especially affected by the water crisis?

How long do women and children often walk each day to collect water?

What is the primary danger of the water collected from swamps, ponds, or rivers?

Besides water filtration systems, what are the two 'age-old' solutions mentioned for providing clean water?

According to the video's call to action, how much money can provide one person with access to a clean water project?

Which community groups are most affected by the water crisis because they have to spend hours to fetch water?

The annual working hours saved in Africa are equivalent to the entire workforce of which country?

What is the relationship between water crisis and poverty according to the video narrative?