Exam 20: Water Pollution
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To be considered safe for swimming, a 100 milliliter sample of water should contain ____ or fewer colonies of coliform bacteria.
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Use the Figure above to answer the following question(s).
-Choose the letter which indicates where bacteria are killed and water is ready to re-enter the environment.
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Agricultural activities are by far the leading cause of water pollution.
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Each year, because of harmful algal blooms, 200 or more oxygen depleted zones form in coastal regions around the world.
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The EPA has cleaned up 350,000 underground tanks in the United States that were leaking gasoline, diesel fuel, home heating oil, or toxic solvents.
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The Exxon Valdez oil spill best illustrates point source water pollution.
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Arsenic in the drinking water is not a concern in the United States.
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About 45% of the largest water polluters in the U.S.have declared the Clean Water Act no longer applies to water they are polluting.
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Use the Figure above to answer the following question(s).
-Choose the letter that represents where the water is aerated.
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More than seven million people in the United States get sick from swimming in waters contaminated by sewage overflows and storm-water runoff.
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When Lake Washington became cloudy from the growth of blue-green algae, the culprit was discovered to be __________ from the area's sewage plants.
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The breakdown of biodegradable wastes by bacteria depletes oxygen and may create an ____________________.
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Use the Figure above to answer the following question(s).
-Choose the letter that represents where activated sludge settles out in the biological process of sewage treatment.
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