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Water Pollution Quiz

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Q 1/5
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Pollution that comes from one specific point is called:
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Non-Point Source Pollution
Air Pollution
Groundwater Pollution
Point Source Pollution
Q 2/5
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Which is an example of Non-Point Source Pollution?
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A sewage container leaking
A person dumping radioactive waste into a lake
fertilizer running off of many fields and lawns into a stream/river
A factory pipe dumping mercury in a lake

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Pollution that comes from one specific point is called:

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Which is an example of Non-Point Source Pollution?

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30 sec

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A factory dumping warm water into a lake, heating it up would be an example of:

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If a large amount of fertilizer ran into a lake, causing massive algae growth that would be considered

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If an acidic substance was added to a body of water, the pH would go. . .

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