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A. 43,560
B. 2.5
C. 25,280
D. 9,600
E. 9,504
A. 1 square kilometer
B. 0.09 hectare
C. 10,000 square feet
D. 43,560 square feet
E. 10 acres
A. Acre-Foot
B. Cubic Foot
C. Gallon
D. Meter
A. One
B. Ten
C. A hundred
D. 100
A. Decreased aquatic vegetation
B. Water quality
C. Wildlife populations
D. The cost of energy
E. Increased algae blooms
A. High amounts of nutrients such as nitrogen
B. A rise in the water temperature
C. High light levels
D. A drop in the water temperature
E. A drop in water temperature
A. Algal toxins
B. Algal blooms
C. Excessive algal growth
A. Saltwater
B. A bamboo
C. Aquatic
D. A lily
E. Marine
A. Exercise or physical activity
B. Recreation
C. Playing games in, or needing fresh water to participate in
D. Being able to breathe under water
E. Growing or living in, or often found in water
A. Fruit trees
B. Wetland vegetation
C. Annual flowers
D. Groundcover
E. Woody plants
A. Two to four feet
B. One foot to two feet
C. Two feet to four feet
D. One to two feet
E. Zero to twelve inches
A. Rainwater
B. Municipal water
C. Surface water
D. Groundwater
A. Polluted water
B. Sewage
C. Oil
D. Gas
E. Water
A. Catastrophic Flow
B. Overflow
C. Torrent
D. Bankfull Flow
E. Embarrassing Flow
A. Heavy rainfall
B. A large animal
C. Full flow
D. A heavy rain
E. Snowmelt
A. Wetlands
B. Fish migration
C. Streamflow
D. Erosion
E. Ponds
A. Fish
B. Benthic Macroinvertebrate
C. Amphibian
A. Berm
B. Reservoir
C. Dam
D. Slope
A. Prevent flooding
B. Control the flow of surface water
C. Prevent soil erosion
D. Protect a flood area from erosion
E. Protect a road or walking path from erosion
A. Properly sizing the distribution network
B. Achieving environmental integrity
C. Green infrastructure
D. Stormwater ponds
E. Comprehensive risk management
A. Rain gardens
B. Conservation practices
C. Green infrastructure
D. Structural best management practices
E. Agricultural best management practices
A. Urban sprawl
B. Subdivision
C. Best Management Practice
D. Carbon Payments
E. Erosion Control
A. Green infrastructure
B. Urban rain garden
C. Rain gardens
D. Bioretention
A. A water quality practice
B. Stormwater management
C. A rain garden
D. A green infrastructure approach
E. Green infrastructure
A. 20
B. 219 acres
C. 2,499 acres
D. 10
E. Build-out
A. 10% of the total potential
B. The potential for new development
C. The total potential
D. The potential for current development
A. Grassland
B. Buffer
C. Forest
A. Riparian Buffer
B. Streamlined Landscape
C. Wetlands
D. Marshes
A. Unit of water measurement
B. Catchment
C. River
D. Area of land in a watershed
E. Lake
A. A natural or manmade waterway
B. A portal or entrance to an area
C. A television or radio program
D. A type of computer cable
E. A large group of people
A. A canal
B. A river
C. A natural or manmade
A. TV signals
B. Electricity
C. TV shows
D. Water
E. Air
A. Stream Channel Model
B. Channel Modelling Technique
C. Channel Evolution Model
D. Channel Classification Model
E. Channel Mapping Model
A. Clean Water Act
B. The Clean Water Act
C. Chesapeake 2000 Agreement
D. Bay Agreement
E. The Great Lakes Agreement
A. PSRA
B. RAMP
C. EPA
D. RPA
A. Wildlife Refuges
B. Chesapeake Bay Preservation Areas
C. National Forests
D. National Parks
A. A dam
B. A river delta
C. Confluence
D. A waterfall
A. A junction of two rivers
B. A pool of water
C. A combined, larger stream
D. A place where water pools
E. A place where two rivers meet
A. Dust
B. Snow melt
C. Stream bank erosion
D. Rain
E. Rain fall
A. Streams
B. Detention
C. Wetlands
D. Peak runoff amounts
A. Erosion control
B. Detention
C. Filter planting
D. Impervious surface
E. Swale
A. The detention of pollutants
B. The temporary storage of stormwater runoff
C. The temporary storage of garbage
D. The temporary storage of wastewater
E. The prevention of flooding
A. Wet Pond
B. Dry Pond
C. Reservoir
A. Detention Basin
B. Ponds
C. Stormwater Pond
D. Wetlands
E. Pig Pond
A. When the water level is low
B. During periods of no rainfall
C. When the water level reaches the top of the basin
D. When there is no flow of water
E. When the dam is full
A. Stream
B. Flows
C. Discharge
D. Amount
E. Flume
A. The volume of water that passes a given location
B. The number of times per second that a bell rings
C. The temperature of mercury in a thermometer tube
D. The speed of sound in air
E. The speed of sound
A. Jellyfish
B. Fish
C. Plant life
D. Life
A. Air
B. Liquid
C. Gasoline
D. Dissolved Oxygen
E. Gas
A. Desalination
B. Drainage
C. Pumping
D. Composting