People, animals, and plants need
water. (P.23)
This time, I’m going to introduce
everybody a book about water. About 70 percent of Earth is covered with water
and about 3 percent of the water on Earth is fresh water. Do you know fresh
water? Most of it is frozen from ice. Some of the fresh water is in lakes and
rivers. Some of the fresh water is in the sky. It’s the clouds and the rain. Do
you feel mysterious that water is in the sky? I feel so mysterious this fact and
the clouds are made in water.
Next, the human body contains
lots of water. Our body is about 70 percent water, our brain is about 85
percent water, and our bones are about 33 percent water. Have you ever known
this fact? It is not too much to say that we are made of water. I realized once
again that water is very important for the human body. We can live for four
weeks without foods, but we can’t live without water. And we have to drink
about eight glasses of water every day. Do you drink a suitable amount of water
every day? I have heard that the human body becomes easy to lose weight if it
drinks a lot of water. And our blood is about 50 percent water.
Lastly, people, animals, and
plants need water. Do you know how much water we use every day? We use about 80
liters of water when we take a bath. We use about 27 liters of water when we
take a shower. We drink water and cook with water and use water for washing. We
need everything in the house with a lot of water. But when there is no water,
rivers and lakes become dry. Plants can’t grow and animals can’t drink and die.
And if there is no food and no water to drink, people die, too. And Earth could
be annihilated without water. At the first, we have to save water at home. For
example, turn off the water when it doesn’t use water. Take a shower, not take
a bath. Collect rainwater to water plants. Don’t throw things into rivers and
lakes. People have to clean water. If we don’t use water so much, it leads to
water conservation. Thank you for reading!
Reference
Cheryl, Palin. (2010). Wonderful
Water. Oxford, America. Usborne
[399 words]
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