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Froggy Jumps Eco Impact RiverOnline version Pesticide effects on ecosystems by Hidden Author 1 What happens to non-target organisms when pesticides are overused? a They become immune to chemicals b They may be harmed or killed c They multiply rapidly without harm 2 Pesticides can contaminate soil, water, and what other resource? a Air b Wind patterns c Sunlight 3 Which outcome is likely with reduced biodiversity due to pesticides? a Fish grow larger than normal b Ecosystem resilience decreases c More plants grow in area 4 What is a safer approach instead of chemicals where possible? a Delay farming activities b Use prevention and non-chemical controls c Increase pesticide concentration 5 Which is a sign that pesticides have contaminated a water body? a Unusual dead aquatic life and algal blooms b Increased oxygen levels c Clear, healthy water 6 How can overuse of pesticides affect soil health? a Soil depth doubles in a year b Soil organisms decline, reducing soil quality c Soil becomes instantly fertile 7 What should be considered before applying pesticides? a Ignoring local guidelines b Safer prevention and non-chemical controls c Applying more pesticide 8 Which statement is true about pesticides and biodiversity? a Excessive use can reduce biodiversity b Biodiversity is unaffected by chemicals c Pesticides always increase biodiversity 9 What is a potential consequence for predators when pesticides persist in the environment? a Predators become immune to pesticides b Food chains can be disrupted c Predators multiply undisturbed 10 Which practice helps minimize environmental pesticide damage? a Using the same chemical year-round b Widespread spraying regardless of need c Targeted application and timing to reduce exposure

Froggy Jumps

Eco Impact RiverOnline version

Pesticide effects on ecosystems

by Hidden Author

What happens to non-target organisms when pesticides are overused?

They become immune to chemicals

They may be harmed or killed

They multiply rapidly without harm

Pesticides can contaminate soil, water, and what other resource?

Air

Wind patterns

Sunlight

Which outcome is likely with reduced biodiversity due to pesticides?

Fish grow larger than normal

Ecosystem resilience decreases

More plants grow in area

What is a safer approach instead of chemicals where possible?

Delay farming activities

Use prevention and non-chemical controls

Increase pesticide concentration

Which is a sign that pesticides have contaminated a water body?

Unusual dead aquatic life and algal blooms

Increased oxygen levels

Clear, healthy water

How can overuse of pesticides affect soil health?

Soil depth doubles in a year

Soil organisms decline, reducing soil quality

Soil becomes instantly fertile

What should be considered before applying pesticides?

Ignoring local guidelines

Safer prevention and non-chemical controls

Applying more pesticide

Which statement is true about pesticides and biodiversity?

Excessive use can reduce biodiversity

Biodiversity is unaffected by chemicals

Pesticides always increase biodiversity

What is a potential consequence for predators when pesticides persist in the environment?

Predators become immune to pesticides

Food chains can be disrupted

Predators multiply undisturbed

Which practice helps minimize environmental pesticide damage?

Using the same chemical year-round

Widespread spraying regardless of need

Targeted application and timing to reduce exposure

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What happens to non-target organisms when pesticides are overused?

Pesticides can contaminate soil, water, and what other resource?

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What is a safer approach instead of chemicals where possible?

Which is a sign that pesticides have contaminated a water body?

How can overuse of pesticides affect soil health?

What should be considered before applying pesticides?

Which statement is true about pesticides and biodiversity?

What is a potential consequence for predators when pesticides persist in the environment?

Which practice helps minimize environmental pesticide damage?

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