Effect of Water Pollution on Plants and Animals
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Based on the information given below classify each of the situations as ‘suffering from water scarcity’ or ‘not suffering from water scarcity’. (a) A region with high annual rainfall. (b) A region having high annual rainfall and large population. (c) A region having high annual rainfall but water is highly polluted. (d) A region having low rainfall and low population.
Write a short note on Water Scarcity for Students.
Appu’s friend Anu comes from a village that lies on the banks of the Ganga river in Bihar. Despite having abundant water in the river throughout the year, Anu says that there is always a water shortage. Which of the following could be a reason for the water shortage in her village?
Anu’s village believes that the river’s water is unholy.
Anu’s village is not allowed to use the water by the government.
The river is polluted.
Anu’s village is too far from the river bank.
Statement II: Drinking polluted water can cause diarrhoeal diseases.
- Statement I is true but II is false
- Statement I is false but II is true
- Statements I and II are true
- Statements I and II are false
- water conservation
- air contamination
- water contamination
- water filtration
Tungabhadra Is The Tributary Of Which River?
- True
- False
- River Life Ceased
- Widespread Destruction of Crops
- Taj Mahal Loses Its Shine
- The industrial effluents were dumped into water bodies without treatment.
- Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide combined with water and came down as acid rain.
- Combustion of wastes resulting in high carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere.
- Usage of harmful pesticides carelessly.
What could be the possible reason for death of fishes in the pond?
- The waste products given out by the plants.
- The practice of crop rotation in the farm.
- The use of biological control in the farm.
- The use of chemical fertilisers in the farm.
- Soaps and detergents
- Scrap metals and ash
- Vegetables
- Fertilisers
- True
- False
- Aeration
- RSPM
- Algal bloom
- Biomagnification
- Kaveri
- Palar
- Vaigai
- Bhavani
- Extreme weather conditions
- Over consumption of water
- Lack of infrastructure to access water
- Water pollution
Identify the foul practices which leads to the pollution of river Ganga.
Throwing large quantities of garbage
Pushing untreated sewage
Cremation of dead bodies
Taking bath on the river banks
Which of the following statement(s) is/are false with regards to excessive usage of fertilisers?
- They are eco-friendly.
- They improve the quality of groundwater.
- They adversely affect the useful component of the soil.
- They reduce the self regeneration capacity of the soil.
- Excess amount of oil spilling into the water body.
- Excess amount of fertilisers getting drained into water.
- Change in the pH level of water.
- Decreased level of oxygen.
Contamination of rivers like Ganga leads to:
Detoriation of water quality
Death of aquatic life
Acidic soil
Diseases
What could be the possible reason for death of fishes in the pond?
- The waste products given out by the plants.
- The practice of crop rotation in the farm.
- The use of biological control in the farm.
- The use of chemical fertilisers in the farm.
- Biomagnification
- Algal bloom
- RSPM
- Aeration
- Hepatitis
- Bone deformity
- Typhoid
- Tuberculosis