CORRECT! The water that flows from your faucet comes from rivers, lakes and streams. Only 23 percent of Americans know where their water comes from. Knowing your water source is the first step to protecting it. Knowledge is power, and you friend, are powerful.

CORRECT! Just because it's water, doesn’t mean you can drink it. Less than 1 percent of Earth's water is accessible and drinkable. And this limited resource is under tremendous pressure. That’s why The Nature Conservancy has 400 freshwater experts working tirelessly on this urgent issue.

CORRECT! 32,911. Obviously you aren't drinking all of this water! In fact, 96 percent of this water is "hidden" water used to grow and make the things you eat, wear and use, and to generate energy. Think about that the next time you chow down on dinner.

CORRECT! It takes a whopping 2,900 gallons of water to grow cotton for one pair of jeans. That's equal to eight glasses of water per day for one person for 15 years. Did you know the average woman owns seven pairs of jeans? We’re getting thirsty just thinking about all that hidden water.

CORRECT! Water is a global challenge—in fact, almost 2 billion people don’t have access to water. Many places in the world do not have enough water to meet their need for food, power, and human consumption; in other places, development and economic activities are polluting water supplies. By 2030, some say we will need 40 percent more water than we can easily access.