Water Resources & Pollution: True or False

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PATRICIA NICOLE ARQUILETA

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Water Resources & Pollution: True or FalseOnline version Water topics quiz by PATRICIA NICOLE ARQUILETA 1 Industrial waste never contributes to nutrient pollution in water bodies. Yes No 2 All pollutants in water instantly sink to the bottom and disappear. Yes No 3 Desalination is always too expensive, so coastal communities ignore salty water. Yes No 4 Only around 1% of Earth's freshwater is readily available in rivers and lakes for direct use. Yes No 5 Freshwater accounts for about 2.5% of Earth's water, with most locked in glaciers. Yes No 6 Point source pollution comes from a single, identifiable source. Yes No 7 A single heavy rainfall can completely cleanse a polluted lake. Yes No 8 Eutrophication is caused by excess nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. Yes No 9 Groundwater pollution never travels beyond its immediate source and stays in place. Yes No 10 Nonpoint source pollution includes diffuse runoff from agriculture and urban areas. Yes No

Water Resources & Pollution: True or FalseOnline version

Water topics quiz

by PATRICIA NICOLE ARQUILETA

Industrial waste never contributes to nutrient pollution in water bodies.

Yes

All pollutants in water instantly sink to the bottom and disappear.

Yes

Desalination is always too expensive, so coastal communities ignore salty water.

Yes

Only around 1% of Earth's freshwater is readily available in rivers and lakes for direct use.

Yes

Freshwater accounts for about 2.5% of Earth's water, with most locked in glaciers.

Yes

Point source pollution comes from a single, identifiable source.

Yes

A single heavy rainfall can completely cleanse a polluted lake.

Yes

Eutrophication is caused by excess nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus.

Yes

Groundwater pollution never travels beyond its immediate source and stays in place.

Yes

Nonpoint source pollution includes diffuse runoff from agriculture and urban areas.

Yes

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Water Resources & Pollution: True or False

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Water Resources & Pollution: True or FalseOnline version

by PATRICIA NICOLE ARQUILETA

Industrial waste never contributes to nutrient pollution in water bodies.

All pollutants in water instantly sink to the bottom and disappear.

Desalination is always too expensive, so coastal communities ignore salty water.

Only around 1% of Earth's freshwater is readily available in rivers and lakes for direct use.

Freshwater accounts for about 2.5% of Earth's water, with most locked in glaciers.

Point source pollution comes from a single, identifiable source.

A single heavy rainfall can completely cleanse a polluted lake.

Eutrophication is caused by excess nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus.

Groundwater pollution never travels beyond its immediate source and stays in place.

Nonpoint source pollution includes diffuse runoff from agriculture and urban areas.

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