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Many rivers and lakes around the world are polluted. The discharge of ___1___ materials by factories and households ___2___ pollution to rivers and lakes. The Rhine River in Europe and the Great Lakes in North America ___3___ good examples of a river and lakes that are polluted. Their ___4___ cannot be drunk.

The ___5___ thing is happening to the sea. In ___6___ instance, certain factories in Japan dumped industrial waste ___7___ the sea. Many people suffered ___8___ lead or mercury poisoning ___9___ eating fish caught in such polluted waters. Pollution in certain areas of the sea ___10___ now reaching dangerous levels. Many ships discharge their waste materials ___11___ unwanted engine oil into the sea. These wastes ___12___ lead and mercury which are poisonous. Sometimes, accidents ___13___ oil tankers can cause oil to be discharged into the sea and ___14___ the beach.

In ___15___ to discharge from factories and sewers, pollution can also come about as a ___16___ of politics. Individuals ___17___ want power deliberately place the living things in the sea ___18___ risk. In a recent example, many barrels of oil were deliberately ___19___ into the Gulf to ___20___ ships and soldiers from attacking the annexed shores of Kuwait.

 

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1. waste   2. causes   3. are   4. water   5. same   6. one   7. into   8. from   9. after   10. is   11. and   12. contain   13. to   14. onto   15. addition   16. result   17. who   18. at   19. poured   20. prevent
 

Many rivers and lakes around the world are polluted. The discharge of waste materials by factories and households causes pollution to rivers and lakes. The Rhine River in Europe and the Great Lakes in North America are good examples of a river and lakes that are polluted. Their water cannot be drunk.

The same thing is happening to the sea. In one instance, certain factories in Japan dumped industrial waste into the sea. Many people suffered from lead or mercury poisoning after eating fish caught in such polluted waters. Pollution in certain areas of the sea is now reaching dangerous levels. Many ships discharge their waste materials and unwanted engine oil into the sea. These wastes contain lead and mercury which are poisonous. Sometimes, accidents to oil tankers can cause oil to be discharged into the sea and onto the beach.

In addition to discharge from factories and sewers, pollution can also come about as a result of politics. Individuals who want power deliberately place the living things in the sea at risk. In a recent example, many barrels of oil were deliberately poured into the Gulf to prevent ships and soldiers from attacking the annexed shores of Kuwait.

 
 

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