WATER IS LIFE
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1) The human body is composed of around 70% water, with the brain being 85% water and bones being 33% water. Water is essential for survival as humans can live without food for 4 weeks but only 3 days without water. 2) It is recommended that humans drink around 8 glasses of water per day to stay hydrated, as dehydration can cause kidney and brain problems. 3) Water is used for many daily activities at home like drinking, cooking, washing, bathing, showering, brushing teeth, and flushing toilets. On average, a family uses around 9-10 liters of water per day.
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- 1. WATER IS LIFE Barbora Vargová, Kristína Paleschová, Samo Paľo
- 2. The human body contains lost of water.Our body is about 70% water. Our brain is about 85% eater and our bones are about 33% water. Water is very important for the human body. We can live for four weeks without food, but we can‘t live for more than about three days without water. Water
- 3. We need drink about 8 glasses of water every day. We need water, because it keeps our blood healthy. Our blood is about 50% water. If we don‘t drink water, our body gets dehydrated. If we‘re dehydrated, our kidneys and our brain don‘t work. Then we get very sick.
- 5. We use a lot of water at home. We drink water and we cook with water. We also use water for washing. We use about 80 litres of water when we take a bath. We use about 27 litres of water when we take a shower. We use water to brush our teeth and we also need water to flush the toilet. We use about 9 litres of water every time we flush. Water at home
- 6. NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS AVERAGE DRINK WATER 12 10 FLUSH THE TOILET 12 7 TAKE A SHOWER 12 2 TAKE A BATH 12 1 BRUSH TEETH 12 2 CLASS NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS BOTTLE WATER % WATER MAIN % I.C 12 3 25 9 3 II.C 15 5 33,33333333 10 66,66666667 III.C 16 7 43,75 9 56,25 IV.C 21 5 23,80952381 11 52,38095238 V.C 14 4 28,57142857 10 71,42857143 VI.C 20 10 50 10 50 VII.C 12 5 41,66666667 7 58,33333333 VIII.C 14 5 35,71428571 9 64,28571429 IX.C 22 10 45,45454545 12 54,54545455
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