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the water and waste materials we washed down toilets and sinks are called:
A. pesticides
B. sewage
C. industrial chemicals
D. fertilizer

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    Sometimes it helps to look the words up in a dictionary.

    sew·age (sj)
    Liquid and solid waste carried off in sewers or drains.


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