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Chapter 5: Responding to Water Contamination

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Test your knowledge on water system contamination indicators, advisory orders, and community case studies.

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1
What is a possible indicator of contamination in the water system?
The water starts to sing
Discoloration and zero chlorine residual
The water smells like watermelon
Bubbles form in the sink in the shape of animals
2
How many clean samples are usually required before lifting an advisory?
Two, taken 24 hours apart
None — just wait for a full moon
Four from the neighbouring community
Just one, if it looks good
3
Why are case studies from other communities helpful?
They highlight real responses and lessons learned
They give you material for gossip
They let you rate other operators
They're only useful for trivia night
4
What’s the difference between a Boil Water Advisory and a Do Not Consume order?
One is hotter
There is no difference
Boiling makes one safe; the other remains unsafe
A Do Not Consume means you should drink extra
5
What must you do when contamination is suspected?
Take a break and hope it resolves itself
Hide in the pump house
Call the local radio DJ
Notify the health authority and begin documentation