Take the following as truth: This sort of misnomer leads Carnegie to suppose that  to the uninitiated no map is so misleading as that of West Australia where lakes are salt-bogs without surface water, springs seldom run, and native `wells' are merely tiny holes in the rock, yielding from 0 to 200 gallons. 
Then the following statement: "The terms for water are the same in Australia as they are through out the world." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False