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Froggy Jumps WaterOnline version According to the text read, indicate the correct option. by MICHEL YHOANA VALLEJO OQUENDO 1 Why is clean water essential for ecosystems? a Because only fish need it. b Because it maintains the health of plants and animals. c Because it prevents water from evaporating. 2 What is a prerequisite for human health? a Having deep rivers. b Having access to good-quality drinking water. c Drinking only bottled water. 3 How can climate change affect aquatic ecosystems? a It has no effect. b It can alter the composition of species in the water. c It increases the number of fish in rivers. 4 What is an indicator of water quality? a The number of boats in a river. b Changes in aquatic organism groups. c The speed of water flow in rivers. 5 Which human activity can physically alter aquatic habitats? a Building dams and dredging rivers. b Recycling plastic. c Planting trees in the mountains. 6 What is one of the main sources of diffuse water pollution? a Car factory emissions b Wind carrying dry leaves. c Agricultural practices. 7 What is an example of a point source of pollution? a Rainwater falling on farmland. b Industrial waste discharged into rivers. c Water naturally flowing from mountains. 8 Which of the following pollutants is most associated with agriculture? a Pesticides and nutrients. b Plastic waste from factories. c Oil from boat engines. 9 How can organic waste affect water? a y consuming oxygen and affecting aquatic life. b By improving water quality. c By preventing algae growth. 10 What is one effect of eutrophication in water? a It increases biodiversity. b It causes excessive algae growth and oxygen depletion. c It improves drinking water quality. 11 Which of these is an example of diffuse pollution? a Factory discharges into a river. b An oil spill in the sea. c Pesticides washed away by rain from fields. 12 How can the construction of reservoirs affect aquatic ecosystems? a By cleaning water from impurities. b By increasing the number of fish in rivers. c By altering natural habitats. 13 Which pollutants mainly come from industrial sources? a Natural sediments. b Hazardous chemicals. c Beneficial mineral salts. 14 How does nutrient pollution affect water? a It decreases algae growth. b It improves drinking water quality. c It promotes excessive algae growth and oxygen depletion. 15 What impact does sediment runoff have on aquatic ecosystems? a It improves water quality. b It can affect aquatic organisms. c It has no effect. 16 What is atmospheric deposition? a The fall of pollutants from the atmosphere into water bodies. b The use of fertilizers in agriculture. c Sand extraction in the sea. 17 What type of pollution comes from urban wastewater? a Pollution from sea salt. b Pollution from fallen tree leaves. c Nutrient and microorganism pollution. 18 Which of the following processes is caused by organic pollution in water? a An increase in oxygen levels in the water. b Oxygen consumption due to organic matter decomposition. c A reduction in water temperature. 19 What effect does bottom trawling have on the seabed? a It does not affect the ecosystem. b It improves water quality. c It can destroy marine habitats. 20 What measure would help reduce diffuse water pollution? a Discharging wastewater into the sea. b Building more dams in rivers. c Using fewer fertilizers in agriculture.

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by MICHEL YHOANA VALLEJO OQUENDO

Why is clean water essential for ecosystems?

What is a prerequisite for human health?

How can climate change affect aquatic ecosystems?

What is an indicator of water quality?

Which human activity can physically alter aquatic habitats?

What is one of the main sources of diffuse water pollution?

What is an example of a point source of pollution?

Which of the following pollutants is most associated with agriculture?

How can organic waste affect water?

What is one effect of eutrophication in water?

Which of these is an example of diffuse pollution?

How can the construction of reservoirs affect aquatic ecosystems?

Which pollutants mainly come from industrial sources?

How does nutrient pollution affect water?

What impact does sediment runoff have on aquatic ecosystems?

What is atmospheric deposition?

What type of pollution comes from urban wastewater?

Which of the following processes is caused by organic pollution in water?

What effect does bottom trawling have on the seabed?

What measure would help reduce diffuse water pollution?