The test covers four key areas: South Africa's water supply (sources, river systems, and water storage), water pollution (using the Hartbeespoort Dam and water hyacinth as a real-world case study), water conservation (including water-saving methods and government strategies), and flooding (with a focus on Khayelitsha as a South African example). Question types include multiple choice, terminology matching, source-based questions, and longer descriptive answers. A full memorandum is included.

(8 pages, memo at the end)