(is / are) problems he (has / have) to wrestle with which (seem / seems) to defy solutions. Everyone (knows / know), for example that a scarcity of water (pose / poses) grave problems especially for farmers who (needs / need) lots of water for their crops. For that matter, neither animal nor plant life (is / are) able to survive long without water. To solve this problem, man (has / have) come up with two solutions. One of these solutions (attack / attacks) the very source itself – rain. Clouds (is / are) first seeded with a certain chemical which some marines (chooses / choose) to call “goop.” The seeded clouds then (becomes/ become) heavy and (falls / fall) as rain. For as long as there (is / are) a single cloud in the sky, man with the aid of science, (is / are) able to induce rain. So, do you think it (is / are) enough? The second approach to the problem (has / have) to do with water storage. During the rainy season when there (is / are) an oversupply of water, man (stores / store) it in dams. This (enables / enable) him to fall back on his water reserve when the long dry season (sets / set) in. Together with this, man (has / have) launched a campaign for water conservation so that no one (wastes /waste) this precious commodity and everyone (gets / get) involved in alleviating the water storage problem.