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    This document discusses contaminated water and the diseases it can spread. It contains questions and answers about mosquitoes that spread dengue, methods for purifying water, and diseases caused by contaminated water, including jaundice, diarrhea, polio, hepatitis A, malaria, dengue, and cholera. Allowing dirty water to accumulate should be avoided since it allows insects, microorganisms, and mosquitoes to grow and spread diseases. River water generally remains fresh and free of diseases and impurities, while stagnant water becomes dirty and can spread illness.

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    This document discusses contaminated water and the diseases it can spread. It contains questions and answers about mosquitoes that spread dengue, methods for purifying water, and diseases caused by contaminated water, including jaundice, diarrhea, polio, hepatitis A, malaria, dengue, and cholera. Allowing dirty water to accumulate should be avoided since it allows insects, microorganisms, and mosquitoes to grow and spread diseases. River water generally remains fresh and free of diseases and impurities, while stagnant water becomes dirty and can spread illness.

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    ClASS V MGGS NVDN

    CH.12-CONTAMINATED
    WATER SPREAD DISEASES.

    Q.1- Which mosquito causes


    dengue disease ?
    Ans.- Aedes mosquitoe causes
    dengue.

    Q.2-Which mosquito causes


    dengue disease ?
    Ans.- Female anopheles
    mosquito causes dengue.
    Q.3- write names of method
    used to purify water ?
    Ans.- By boling, by filtering and
    by R.O. process.

    Q.4- Which diseases are Caused


    by Contaminated water ?
    Ans.-Jaundice,diarrhoea,polio,
    hepatitis
    A,malaria,dengue,cholera etc.

    Q.5- Why should we not allow


    dirty water to accumulate ?
    Ans.- (i) In stagnant water,
    many small insects,micro
    organisms, mosquitoes grow
    rapidly which spread many
    diseases.

    Q.6- what is the differences


    between river water and water
    accumulated in a pit/dig ?
    Ans.- The river water is
    generally fresh.No diseases or
    impurities are found in this
    water.
    stagnant water become dirty by
    impurities and growth of many
    small insects or organisms. It
    spread diseases.

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