Question
5. Imagine you eat a hamburger for a meal. In which ways was water most involved in getting the meal to your table? (Select the best 3 answers that apply.)(3 points)
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Water stored in underground aquifers
Water stored in underground aquifers
Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow
Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow
Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant
Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant
Water from the ocean
Water from the ocean
Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats
Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats
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Water stored in underground aquifers
Water stored in underground aquifers
Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow
Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow
Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant
Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant
Water from the ocean
Water from the ocean
Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats
Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats
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The best three answers that apply to the involvement of water in getting a hamburger meal to your table are:
1. **Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow**
Explanation: Water is crucial for sanitation and processing during the slaughtering and meat packaging stages.
2. **Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats**
Explanation: Water is necessary for the cow's hydration and the irrigation of the crops (like grass) that it consumes.
3. **Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant**
Explanation: Water is often used in power generation processes that support the operations of meat packing plants.
Water stored in underground aquifers and water from the ocean are less directly related to the hamburger's production when considering the immediate processes involved.
1. **Water use at the slaughterhouse for cleaning and processing the cow**
Explanation: Water is crucial for sanitation and processing during the slaughtering and meat packaging stages.
2. **Water for the cow to drink and to grow the grass it eats**
Explanation: Water is necessary for the cow's hydration and the irrigation of the crops (like grass) that it consumes.
3. **Water involved in the generation of electricity at the meat packing plant**
Explanation: Water is often used in power generation processes that support the operations of meat packing plants.
Water stored in underground aquifers and water from the ocean are less directly related to the hamburger's production when considering the immediate processes involved.