TEX 01

​TEXT 01: WATER POLLUTION

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Competence:

Reading texts in english as a foreing language​

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

​WASTE DISPOSAL:

the collection, processing, and recycling or deposition of the waste materials of human society

​DECAYING ORGANISM:

decomposers are the organisms that are involved in the process of decomposition of the dead,

​SOIL EROTION:

agradual process of movement and transport of the upper layer of soil.

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Replace this with a sub-header that can be in multiple lines. ​

​WATER SUPPLIES

the supply of purified water available to a community

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​1. Read the text in silence.

2.Identify the key words.

3. Underline the main ideas of the text.​

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Water is a necessity for almost all creatures. water pollution is a pollution that involves any contaminated water, whether from chemical, particulate, or bacterial matter.

Causes of water pollution are waste disposal, decaying organisms, and soil erosion. It is very dangerous when water supplies are affected by these factors. The contamination is also possible to happen in oceans, rivers, lakes, and underground reservoirs.

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Effects of this pollution are the decrease of the quantity of drinkable water, lower water supplies and many animals are very prone to illnesses caused by contaminated water. Humans are also affected through lack of water supplies and infections.

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Multiple Choice

 WHAT IS WATER POLLUTION?

• contaminated soil, form pesticides and littering

• contaminated water, from chemical, particulate, or bacterial matter.

• contaminated air from particles and chemicals.

• pollution that affects human health

Multiple Choice

what are the main causes of water pollution?

 

• use of aerosols

• waste disposal and littering

• volcanic erupotions

• decaying organisms, and soil erosion.

Multiple Choice

what is the best definition of water supplies?

• the supplies that purify water

• the supplies that pollute water

• Underground water

• contaminated water

Multiple Choice

Can contaminationaffect oceans, rivers, lakes, and underground reservoirs?

• YES

• NOT

• SOMETIMES

• contaminated water