AREA 2 Flashcards
Associated with the movement of air masses from high-pressure to low pressure regions.
A. Frontal Precipitation
C. Orographic Precipitation
B. Non Frontal Precipitation
D. Cyclonic Precipitation
D. Cyclonic Precipitation
Term used for solar radiation received at the earth’s surface.
A. Radiation C. Illuminance
B. Insolation D. Reflection
B. Insolation
Change in phase from water vapor to ice.
A. Evaporation C. Sublimation
B. Condensation D. Adsorption
C. Sublimation
e science and practice of water flow measurement is:
A. Hypsometry C. Hydro-meteorology
B. Fluvimetry D. Hydrometry
D. Hydrometry
The lateral movement of water in the soil.
A. Infiltration C. Percolation
B. Seepage D. Flooding
B. Seepage
The direct attraction of similar molecules between similar molecules.
A. Attraction C. Collision
B. Cohesion D. Repulsion
B. Cohesion
Surface runoff plus interflow.
A. Groundwater Runoff C. Peak Flow
B. Base Flow D. Direct Runoff
D. Direct Runoff
Geologic formation arranged in decreasing economic considerations.
A. Aquifer, Aquiclude, Aquitard, Aquifuge C. Aquifer, Aquiclude, Aquifuge, Aquitard
B. Aquifer, Aquifuge, Aquiclude, Aquitard D. Aquifer, Aquitard, Aquiclude, Aquifuge
D. Aquifer, Aquitard, Aquiclude, Aquifuge
1 degree of equator of earth is equal to:
A. 10 minutes C. 7 minutes
B. 8 minutes D. 4 minutes
D. 4 minutes
Water is supplied to level plots surrounded by dikes or levees. This method is particularly useful on fine-textured
soils with low permeability, it is necessary to hold the water on the surface to secure adequate penetration.
A. Contour-Ditch Irrigation
C. Sub-Irrigation
B. Level-Border Irrigation
D. Sprinkler Irrigation
B. Level-Border Irrigation
The operation of leveling to determine the relative elevations of points some distance apart.
A. Profile Leveling
C. Differential Leveling
B. Topographic Leveling
D. Contour Leveling
C. differential levelling
Volume of water stored in reservoir between the minimum water level and normal water level.
A. Storage Capacity C. Dead Storage
B. Active Storage D. Critical Storage
B. Active Storage
Closed conduit designed to convey canal water in full and under pressure running condition, to convey canal water
by gravity under roadways, railways, drainage channels and local depressions.
A. Inverted Siphon C. Siphon
B. Elevated Flumes D. Weir
A. Inverted Siphon
The most efficient trapezoidal cross-section.
A. Depth = twice the bottom width
C. Width of the top = twice the sum of sides
B. Width of the bottom = 4x the depth
D. Width of the bottom = twice the depth
D. Width of the bottom = twice the depth
It is a gate placed across a stream from which it is desired to divert water.
A. Check gate C. Spillway
B. Head gate D. Weir
A. Check gat
A closed conduit usually circular, square or rectangular in cross section, used for conveying water across and
under an elevated roadway, embankment and dikes.
A. Drop C. Flume
B. Culvert D. Gate
B. Culvert
The simplest form of open channel flow computation.
A. Unsteady Uniform Flow
C. Steady Uniform Flow
B. Steady Non-Uniform Flow
D. Unsteady Non-Uniform Flow
C. Steady Uniform Flow
. Which of the following is the most economic type of drainage system?
A. Herringbone C. Double Main System
B. Gridiron D. Parallel Drain
B. Gridiron
The ratio of water beneficially used on the project, farm or field to the amount of water delivered to the farm
expressed in percent.
A. Consumptive Use Efficiency
C. Water-Use Efficiency
B. Water Storage Efficiency
D. Water Application Efficiency
C. Water-Use Efficiency
In-line structure with a geometrically specified constriction built in an open channel such that the center line
coincides with the center line of the channel in which the flow is to be measured.
A. Weir C. Orifice
B. Flume D. Drop
B. Flume
. It is the most elaborate method of computing potential evapotranspiration:
A. Hargreaves C. Blaney-Criddle
B. Jensen-Haise D. FAO Penman-Monteith
D. FAO Penman-Monteit
Removal of water from the road area by the use of culverts, ditches, channels and other several structures.
A. Roadway Embankment C. Irrigation
B. Crushed Gravel D. Drainage
D. Drainage
The flow in a channel varied with respect to time.
A. Unsteady Flow C. Turbulent Flow
B. Laminar Flow D. Spatially Variable Flow
A. Unsteady Flow
It is the sheet of water which overflows on a weir.
A. Nappe C. Overflow
B. Weir Flow D. Weir Discharge
A. Nappe