A) groundwater.
B) the Great Lakes.
C) living organisms and biomass.
D) ice and snow.
E) clouds in the atmosphere.
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A) most; 10
B) most; 20
C) less; 55
D) less; 70
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A) surface runoff and infiltration into accessible aquifers.
B) seasonal flooding and infiltration into accessible aquifers.
C) seasonal flooding.
D) rivers running through the country.
E) water used from an aquifer.
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A) nonpoint pollution.
B) toxic substances.
C) radioactive waste, specifically.
D) organic compounds.
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A) the Clean Water Act.
B) a series of epidemics that inspired action.
C) the discovery of newer technology that makes it cheaper not to pollute.
D) decreases in water withdrawal for industrial uses.
E) the emphasis in 1950 of watershed management.
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A) stays about the same; moves it from one place to another place
B) increases; captures it from the incoming solar radiation
C) increases; gains water from the Earth's interior
D) decreases; moves it from one place to another place
E) decreases; loses water to the atmosphere
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A) Golf course runoff; atmospheric deposition
B) Golf course runoff; power plant effluent
C) Power plant effluent; golf course runoff
D) Atmospheric deposition; golf course runoff
E) Power plant effluent; factory drains
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A) Antibiotics.
B) Hormones.
C) Dissolved Metals.
D) Insecticides.
E) Antidepressants.
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True/False
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A) containment of pollutants.
B) tertiary sewage treatment.
C) bioremediation.
D) wetland treatment.
E) in vitro extraction techniques.
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A) agricultural use.
B) domestic needs.
C) industrial activities.
D) use as drinking water.
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A) population density
B) country size
C) climate
D) rivers running through the country
E) renewable water supplies and population density
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A) are especially toxic to animals.
B) may mutate into severely pathogenic strains.
C) indicate the presence of feces in water.
D) usually live in pesticide-contaminated water.
E) are more difficult to find in water.
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