Water Quality - evaluation

Water Quality
Module 3

Lesson 1- Post Class Mini Test
Acknowledgement: Taken from "Living on the Land 2001"

Post Class Mini Test

1.
Name the six categories of pollutants and give an example of each.
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2. T   or    F   Polluted runoff is considered to be an insignificant source of water pollution.

3. Name the law that protects "fishable and swimmable" water.

4. Name two ways to protect against pathogen pollution.
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5. T   or    F New supplies of water are constantly produced on the earth every day.

6. T   or    F Urbanization results in less infiltration and more runoff.

7. What type of water pollution is considered to account for more than half of water pollution problems today?

8. T   or    F All water that travels in storm drains is treated at a wastewater facility.

9. T   or    F Grazing can be a cause of erosion and sediment pollution.

10. T   or    F Nonpoint source pollution comes from a widespread area and results from our everyday activities.

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1.	Name the six categories of pollutants and give an example of each. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
2.	T or F	Polluted runoff is considered to be an insignificant source of water pollution.
3.	Name the law that protects "fishable and swimmable" water.
4.	Name two ways to protect against pathogen pollution. 1. 2.
5.	T or F	New supplies of water are constantly produced on the earth every day.
6.	T or F	Urbanization results in less infiltration and more runoff.
7.	What type of water pollution is considered to account for more than half of water pollution problems today?
8.	T or F	All water that travels in storm drains is treated at a wastewater facility.
9.	T or F	Grazing can be a cause of erosion and sediment pollution.
10.	T or F	Nonpoint source pollution comes from a widespread area and results from our everyday activities.