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Froggy Jumps Water Pollution (Form 1, Chemistry)Online version Water pollution basics for Form 1 by YAKILI LMS 1 What is water pollution? a Water that is clean and safe to drink. b Water boiling to kill bacteria. c Introduction of harmful substances into water. 2 Which property is often reduced by pollution in rivers? a Water hardness b Boiling point c Dissolved oxygen 3 Name a common property of polluted water. a Turbidity increases b Higher clarity c Decreased salinity 4 Which source is a major contributor to water pollution? a Sprinkler irrigation b Industrial discharge c Pure rainfall 5 What is wastewater? a Water from rain only b Water that has been used and contains waste c Untouched fresh water 6 Which process reduces pollutants in water? a Direct dumping b Wastewater treatment c Waste disposal in landfills 7 Which stage is part of wastewater treatment? a Primary treatment b Volcano filtration c Secondary sludge disposal 8 What happens in primary treatment? a Disinfection by chlorination b Chemical precipitation of heavy metals c Removal of large solids 9 Which method removes solids in wastewater? a Filtration only b Boiling c Sedimentation 10 Which industry is a common pollution source? a Household kitchens b Organic farming c Textile industry 11 Industrial pollutants often include which substance? a Water only b Sand c Chemicals 12 Why is heavy metal pollution dangerous? a It evaporates quickly b Takes long to degrade and harms organisms c It is harmless in small amounts 13 Which agricultural practice can pollute water? a Drying fields in sun b Runoff from fields c Mulching only 14 What is eutrophication caused by? a Lack of sunlight b Nutrient overload from fertilizers c Cold water only 15 Which nutrient commonly causes algal blooms? a Nitrogen deficiency b Calcium c Phosphorus 16 What effect do agricultural pesticides have on water? a Purify water b Contaminate water bodies c Increase oxygen 17 Which water pollutant affects fish directly? a Mineral water b Pure rainwater c Toxins from pesticides 18 Which factor impacts water quality in Cameroon? a Seasonal rainfall b Geothermal activity c Moon phases 19 Which method helps protect water from pollution? a Proper waste management b Dumping waste into streams c Increasing pesticide use 20 Which pollutant is common from households? a Sand b Fresh air c Soaps and detergents 21 What is not a wastewater treatment stage? a Cooking the water b Biological treatment c Screening 22 Which organics are removed during treatment? a Biodegradable organics b Gases only c Inert minerals 23 What is a beneficial effect of treating wastewater? a Increased pollution b More odor c Less pollution in water bodies 24 Which is a common indicator of polluted water? a Clear sparkle b Fresh scent c Unpleasant odor 25 What is the role of a sewerage system? a Produce electricity b Convey wastewater safely c Create more waste 26 Which agricultural chemical is risky for water? a Nitrates from fertilizer b Soil clays c Water itself 27 Which practice reduces water pollution? a Pollution dumping b Buffer zones near water c Overwatering fields 28 What is non-point source pollution? a Diffuse sources like runoff b A single pipe outlet c Factory chimney 29 Which activity can improve water quality? a Direct dumping b Reducing fertilizer use c Increasing pesticide use 30 Why is pH important in water quality? a Does not influence anything b Affects ecosystem health c Only taste matters 31 Which ecosystem is harmed by polluted water? a Mountain cliffs b Aquatic ecosystems c Desert forests 32 What device helps monitor water quality? a Barometers b Water quality sensors c Thermometers 33 What is treated water called after purification? a Raw sewage b Aqueous solution c Treated effluent 34 Which factor worsens water pollution in rivers? a Clean groundwater b Industrial discharge c Filtered rainwater 35 Which method is used to remove solids? a Fermentation b Screening c Evaporation 36 Which pollutant is often found in agricultural runoff? a Salt b Chlorine c Nitrates 37 Which is a reason to treat wastewater? a Decrease water use b Protect public health c Increase waste volume 38 Which industry commonly emits oily waste? a Petrochemical b Healthcare c Education 39 Which practice helps prevent oil pollution in water? a Proper waste containment b Open burning c Discarding oil in gutters 40 What is the main goal of wastewater treatment? a Remove contaminants b Increase color c Add more nutrients 41 Which property is improved by reducing pollution? a Water clarity b Turbidity c Odor 42 Which term means water that has become dirty? a Polluted water b Distilled water c Pure water 43 What is a common source of domestic wastewater? a Household toilets and sinks b Sea spray c Rainwater only 44 Which practice reduces nitrate leaching? a Constant irrigation b Over-fertilizing c Efficient fertilizer use 45 Which technology treats water using microorganisms? a Biological treatment b Distillation c Cryogenic freezing 46 Which pollutant from industry is especially harmful in water? a Heavy metals b Salt c Sugar 47 What can farmers do to protect water? a Clear-felling farms b Excess irrigation c Implement buffer strips 48 Which is a direct indicator of water pollution? a Bad odor b Nice taste c Clear appearance 49 Which stage follows screening in wastewater treatment? a Grit and sedimentation b Chlorination only c Boiling 50 Which item should not be dumped into drains? a Soaps b Water c Chemicals

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What is water pollution?

Which property is often reduced by pollution in rivers?

Name a common property of polluted water.

Which source is a major contributor to water pollution?

What is wastewater?

Which process reduces pollutants in water?

Which stage is part of wastewater treatment?

What happens in primary treatment?

Which method removes solids in wastewater?

Which industry is a common pollution source?

Industrial pollutants often include which substance?

Why is heavy metal pollution dangerous?

Which agricultural practice can pollute water?

What is eutrophication caused by?

Which nutrient commonly causes algal blooms?

What effect do agricultural pesticides have on water?

Which water pollutant affects fish directly?

Which factor impacts water quality in Cameroon?

Which method helps protect water from pollution?

Which pollutant is common from households?

What is not a wastewater treatment stage?

Which organics are removed during treatment?

What is a beneficial effect of treating wastewater?

Which is a common indicator of polluted water?

What is the role of a sewerage system?

Which agricultural chemical is risky for water?

Which practice reduces water pollution?

What is non-point source pollution?

Which activity can improve water quality?

Why is pH important in water quality?

Which ecosystem is harmed by polluted water?

What device helps monitor water quality?

What is treated water called after purification?

Which factor worsens water pollution in rivers?

Which method is used to remove solids?

Which pollutant is often found in agricultural runoff?

Which is a reason to treat wastewater?

Which industry commonly emits oily waste?

Which practice helps prevent oil pollution in water?

What is the main goal of wastewater treatment?

Which property is improved by reducing pollution?

Which term means water that has become dirty?

What is a common source of domestic wastewater?

Which practice reduces nitrate leaching?

Which technology treats water using microorganisms?

Which pollutant from industry is especially harmful in water?

What can farmers do to protect water?

Which is a direct indicator of water pollution?

Which stage follows screening in wastewater treatment?

Which item should not be dumped into drains?