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This true or false game is designed to test your knowledge of the reading "Water Pollution"

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This true or false game is designed to test your knowledge of the reading "Water Pollution"

by MARIANA ANDREA VELEZ RIVERA
1

The plants and animals in lakes and rivers are not affected by pollution.

2

Eutrophication can cause changes in the composition of aquatic species.

3

Point sources of pollution include wastewater discharges and fish farms.

4

Fecal microbes are common contaminants in agricultural areas.

5

Clean water is not essential for ecosystems.

6

Point-source pollution comes mainly from agriculture.

7

Fish and other aquatic species can be affected by chemical changes in the water.

8

Human activities do not significantly influence water quality.

9

Water quality depends solely on wastewater treatment.

10

All of Europe has guaranteed access to high-quality drinking water.

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