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1) Which of the following run into Horseshoe Lake? A) Mississippi River
B) Ohio River C) Cache River D) Black Creek E) All during flooding
F) Just A & B & C at Flood Time

2)What kind of a lake is Horseshoe Lake? (A) man-made B) natural lake
     C) ox-bowl lake D). Both B and C E) Both A and B

3) Which of the following is the watershed for the school's wetland pond?
     A) The wetland land yard B) the creek C) the Shawnee Forests D) the roadways

4) A watershed is the following all the land and waterways surrounding the location. (True or False)

5) The creek next to the wetlands at school is called? A) Amber Creek B) Black Creek
     C) Sandy Creek D) Rock Springs Creek

6) Could we purify the water in the creek enough to drink? Yes or No

7) Are aquatic organisms’ indicators of water quality? Yes or No

8) Could it be dangerous to swim in the local creek behind the school? Yes or No.

9) Should people drink water straight from the local aquifer? Yes or No

10) Which water source has the greatest watershed? A) Horseshoe Lake B) Pond
C) Creek D) All the same

Mean Pre-Test =

31.72

Mean Post-Test =

70.35

POND

Caddis Fly

Mayfly Nymph

Stonefly

Nymph

Water Penny

Riffle Beetle

Damselfly Larva

Dragon Fly Nymph 1

Damselfly Nymph

Crayfish 1

Scud

Fingernail Clam

Sow Bug

Leech

Midge Fly Larvae

Aquatic

Worm

Mosquito Larva

Black fly Larva

Water Striders 4

Walking Stick 1

Tadpole 2

CREEK

Caddis fly

Mayfly Nymph

Stonefly

Nymph

Water Penny

Riffle Beetle

Damselfly Larva

Dragon Fly Nymph

Damselfly Nymph 1

Crayfish

Scud

Fingernail Clam

Sow Bug

Leech 1

Midge Fly Larvae

Aquatic

Worm

Mosquito Larva

Black fly Larva

OTHER

1 Water Skipper

Bullfrog 1

Water snail 1

CREEK ** Flood Conditions existed a few days before research and so we didn’t find
any animals under the rocks.

HORSESHOE LAKE

Caddis fly

Mayfly Nymph

Stonefly

Nymph

Water Penny

Riffle Beetle

Damselfly Larva

Dragon Fly Nymph

Damselfly Nymph

Crayfish

Scud

Fingernail Clam

Sow Bug

Leech 1

Midge Fly Larvae

Aquatic

Worm

Mosquito Larva

Black fly Larva

Other

2 snapping turtles

Level Of Dissolve Oxygen

POND

Team1 and 2 - 4ppm and Team2 and 4 (8ppm)

CREEK

All Teams Reporting 4 ppm

HORSESHOE LAKE

All Reporting 8ppm

Observed Pollution

Glass

Steel/Iron

Plastic

Paper

Cans

Clothing

Other

Pond

Creek

String 1

Horseshoe
Lake

A Softball, And An Oil Slick

Pond	Long N 37° 13.850'	Lat W 089° 19.475'	Elevation 360’
Creek	Long N 37° 13.542'	Lat W 089° 19.546'	Elevation 355’
Horseshoe Lake	Long N 37° 08. 965'	Lat W 089° 19.69'	Elevation 323’

Pond Water	All reporting 2.5 mg/l but Team2 had 5mg/l
Creek	All reporting 2.5 mg/l but Team2 had 5 mg/l good
Horseshoe Lake	All reporting 2.5 mg/l

	POND	CREEK	HORSESHOE L
Minnows	30	12	Excessive Duck Weed
Crappie	0	0	0
Catfish	0	0	0
Bluegill	0	0	0
Carp	0	0	0
Sun Perch	0	0	0
Other	3	2	0

Pond	All reporting pH 6.5
Creek	All reporting pH 6.5, but Team2 had 9.0
Horseshoe Lake	All reporting pH 6.5

Pond	All Reporting 0.0mg/l, Group4 reporting 0.0mgl/0.2mg/l
Creek	All Reporting idea 0.0 mg/l, Group 4 reporting 0.2 mg/l
Horseshoe Lake	All Reporting 0.0.mg/l

Pond	All reporting 0.mg/l, except Group 4 reporting 0.25mg/l
Creek	All reporting 0.mg/l, except Team3 reporting 5.0 mg/l
Horseshoe Lake	All reporting 0.mg/l

Pond	Team1 and 2 reporting 15 degrees° C Team3 reporting 12° C, and Team4 reporting 16° C
Creek	Team1 and 2 reporting 10° C Team3 and 4 reporting 11° C
Horseshoe Lake	14° C

Caddis Fly	Mayfly Nymph	Stonefly Nymph	Water Penny	Riffle Beetle	Damselfly Larva
Dragon Fly Nymph 1	Damselfly Nymph	Crayfish 1	Scud	Fingernail Clam	Sow Bug
Leech	Midge Fly Larvae	Aquatic Worm	Mosquito Larva	Black fly Larva	-
Water Striders 4	Walking Stick 1	Tadpole 2	-	-	-