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WATER AND ITS SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION EXAM ACTUAL

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Water Surplus When input is more than output,

more water is received than lost,

and a catchment is likely to have

more than enough water

available

Output The situation when water leaves a

catchment area

Input The situation when water enters a

catchment area

Water Deficit When output is more than input,

more water is lost than received,

and a catchment is likely to have

less water available than is

, enough

Percolation The downward flow of water through soil

into the groundwater due to gravity

Infiltration The process in which water enters the

ground or soil

Natural process A series of changes that happens

naturally

Groundwater flow Very slow movement of water below

Earth's surface

Soil moisture Water present in soil pores

Soil The layers of natural material that help

plants to grow

Catchment An area that receives water input and

contributes water to the hydrological

cycle

Bedrock The solid mass of rock found deep

underground