Republic of the Philippines Prepared by: M. R. D.

Mariñas III
Instructor I, CvSU –
CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY NAIC Naic
(Formerly Cavite College of Fisheries)
Bucana Malaki, Naic, Cavite Republic of the Philippines
NAME: ________________________________________
DATE: ________________ SCORE: _____________
CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY NAIC
(Formerly Cavite College of Fisheries)
Bucana Malaki, Naic, Cavite
QUIZ no. ____ WATER POLLUTION
Directions: Read each item/question carefully. Write the NAME: ________________________________________
CAPITAL LETTER of your answer below. DATE: ________________ SCORE: _____________
ANSWERS
QUIZ no. ____ WATER POLLUTION
1. 6. 11. Directions: Read each item/question carefully. Write the
2. 7. 12. CAPITAL LETTER of your answer below.
3. 8. 13. ANSWERS
4. 9. 14
1. 6. 11.
5. 10. 15.
2. 7. 12.
3. 8. 13.
1. What type of pollutants came from various sources?
A. point source B. nonpoint source 4. 9. 14
C. diverse source D. varied source 5. 10. 15.

2. Which of the following is not a major example of 1. What type of pollutants came from various sources?
pollutants in water system? A. point source B. nonpoint source
A. human and animal waste C. diverse source D. varied source
B. inorganic substances
C. organic compounds 2. Which of the following is not a major example of
D. dust and sand particles pollutants in water system?
A. human and animal waste
B. inorganic substances
3. Which of the following human activities does NOT
C. organic compounds
produces graywater?
D. dust and sand particles
A. bathing B. washing dishes
C. watering plants D. laundry
3. Which of the following human activities does NOT
4. What causes the decrease of oxygen in water system produces graywater?
polluted with human wastewater? A. bathing B. washing dishes
A. increase of dissolved carbon dioxide C. watering plants D. laundry
B. increase of oxygen-demanding bacteria
C. reaction of oxygen to water 4. What causes the decrease of oxygen in water system
D. decrease in oxygen-demanding bacteria polluted with human wastewater?
A. increase of dissolved carbon dioxide
5. If an area has oxygen level that is lower than 2 mg / B. increase of oxygen-demanding bacteria
liter, the area is considered as a _______. C. reaction of oxygen to water
A. oxygen zone B. anoxic zone D. decrease in oxygen-demanding bacteria
C. dead zone D. photic zone
5. If an area has oxygen level that is lower than 2 mg /
6. What process increases the fertility of water due to the liter, the area is considered as a _______.
increase of nutrients from organic matter A. oxygen zone B. anoxic zone
decomposition? C. dead zone D. photic zone
A. acidification B. humification
C. eutrophication D. oxygenation 6. What process increases the fertility of water due to the
increase of nutrients from organic matter
7. Rural houses may have their own sewage treatment decomposition?
system composed of septic tank and ______. A. acidification B. humification
A. manhole B. leach field C. eutrophication D. oxygenation
C. manure lagoon D. flocculation tank
7. Rural houses may have their own sewage treatment
8. In sewage treatment plant, _______ uses bacteria to system composed of septic tank and ______.
break down organic matter in the water. A. manhole B. leach field
A. primary B. secondary C. manure lagoon D. flocculation tank
C. tertiary D. quaternary
8. In sewage treatment plant, _______ uses bacteria to
9. Who among the population is most prone in lead break down organic matter in the water.
poisoning? A. primary B. secondary
A. young adults B. fetuses and infant C. tertiary D. quaternary
C. old age D. middle age adults
9. Who among the population is most prone in lead
10. Which of the following is not an example of heavy poisoning?
metal? A. young adults B. fetuses and infant
A. aluminum (Al) B. mercury (Hg) C. old age D. middle age adults
C. lead (Pb) D. arsenic (As)
10. Which of the following is not an example of heavy
metal?
A. aluminum (Al) B. mercury (Hg)
C. lead (Pb) D. arsenic (As)
Prepared by: M. R. D. Mariñas III
Instructor I, CvSU –
Naic