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Do you have what it takes to join the Hawai‘i Storm Patrol? Take on pollution with Mālama the talking humuhumunukunukuāpua‘a and his friends.

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You’re one video closer to joining the Hawai‘i Storm Patrol. Let’s see what you learned in Chapter 1.

Chapter 1: Where the Rain Runs Off

Where does water come from? How does icky pollution get into the ocean? Let’s start by learning about storm water runoff.

Chapter 1 Quiz

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1. Where does storm water come from?

It comes from the ground
Scientists still don’t know
It is a part of the water cycle, moving around and around
It comes from the bottom of the ocean

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2. Why do we need storm drains?

We don’t need storm drains
To keep storm water from causing floods
To help our local farmers
To play in

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3. Where do storm drains lead?

The stream or ocean
Your kitchen sink
Nowhere
The mountains

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4. How does storm water cause pollution?

Rain is already polluted before it hits the ground
It washes rubbish and pollution into the storm drains
It doesn’t cause pollution
We use buckets to catch and dump it into the ocean

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5. Why should you stop storm water pollution?

We swim, fish, and surf in the ocean
To protect our sea creatures
To keep our beaches clean
All of the above

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You’re one video closer to joining the Hawai‘i Storm Patrol. Let’s see what you learned in Chapter 2.

Chapter 2: Three Types of Waste that get Misplaced

You’d be surprised by the kind of pollution that gets into our storm drains. Let’s talk about how small changes to things like yard work can make a big difference.

Chapter 2 Quiz

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1. What is sediment?

It’s a special kind of rain water
Plastic bags
A popular ice cream flavor
Dirt and soil

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2. Why is sediment bad for the ocean?

It damages the coral reef
It makes it hard for fish to lay eggs
It pollutes the ocean
All of the above

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3. What happens when you use too much fertilizer?

It’ll make your yard smell really good
When it rains, it'll get washed into our drains and can cause algae blooms
You’ll wake up to a magic beanstalk
You’ll create giant insects

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4. Where should you put grass clippings & green waste?

Down the toilet
In the rubbish
In the green bin
In the sink

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5. How do grass clippings & green waste affect fish?

It reduces the amount of oxygen in the water making it hard for fish to survive
It makes their skin itchy
It won’t have any effect on the fish
It’ll make them sleepy

Nice work recruit!

Now that you’ve watched chapter three, let’s see what you’ve learned so far.

Chapter 3: What to do About Terrible Two

Sometimes, even Mālama can’t believe all the different kinds of pollution that gets into our ocean—and he lives there! Let’s learn more about oil and litter.

Chapter 3 Quiz

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1. What happens when oil washes into the storm drain?

It makes it hard for birds to fly by coating their feathers
It helps turtles swim faster
It attracts sharks
It makes ocean waves bigger

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2. Why is it better to wash cars on your lawn?

It’s just way easier
The grass absorbs the runoff, so it doesn’t wash into the ocean
It makes your car cleaner
The birds appreciate it

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3. Why is it good to pick up after your pet?

It's not good, you should leave it where it is
It keeps harmful bacteria from washing into our storm drains when it rains
So you can bring it to Show and Tell
Because your pet will thank you

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4. What happens when litter blocks the storm drains?

Nothing, everything stays the same
It makes the air smell really good
It’s good for the environment
It causes our streets and sidewalks to flood

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5. Why is it good to go to the car wash?

Car washes are equipped to capture oily water before going into our storm drain
Because it's fun!
The car wash sends the oily water straight to the ocean
So I don't have to help wash the family car

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Now that you’ve watched chapter four, you’re just one quiz away from becoming an official recruit.

Chapter 4: The Solution to Pollution

You’re one video away from joining the Hawai‘i Storm Patrol! Before you become an official recruit, let’s think more about how we can stop pollution.

Chapter 4 Quiz

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1. Which one of these is a type of pollution?

Sediment
Green Waste
Litter
All of the above

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2. How does pollution affect our ocean?

It hurts animals like turtles and birds
It damages coral reefs
It makes it hard for fish to survive
All of the above

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3. What did you learn from these videos?

About the water cycle
Why we need storm drains
How we can keep our storm drains free of pollution
All of the above

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4. What is something you can do today to stop pollution tomorrow?

Put your rubbish in the right bin
Pick up after your pet during walks
Wash your car the right way
All of the above

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5. Can you be the solution to pollution

Yes
No
Maybe
Let me ask my mom

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