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Understanding Dams: Their Purpose and Functionality

Dams play a crucial role in managing water resources. They are primarily constructed across rivers to hold back water, enabling the creation of reservoirs. These structures are vital for generating electricity, as the flow of water turns turbines connected to generators. The Hoover Dam is a prominent example of such infrastructure, renowned for its large size and significant contribution to hydropower. This overview highlights the importance of dams in energy production, flood control, and water supply management.

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Understanding Dams: Their Purpose and Functionality

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  2. Dams hold back w_ _ _ _. Dams hold back water. D_ _ _ are found in rivers. Damsare found in rivers.

  3. Dams are used tom_ _ _electricity. Dams are used to makeelectricity. W_ _ _ _ turns the generator. Water turns the generator.

  4. This is the Hoover D_ _. This is the Hoover D_ _. It is very l_ _ _ _. It is very large.

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