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You are asked to test the biochemical oxygen demand of a stream in your town. After observing the BOD over a week, you calculate that the water has a BOD of 150 mg of oxygen, which is a relatively high level. This leads you to conclude that
A. the water has a high level of oxygen
B. The water is likely contaminated with high levels of pollution or waste
C. the water quality is safe for most aquatic organisms
D. The high level of oxygen demand is likely caused y natural decomposition
E. The water is safe for drinking

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