Topic 12 Flashcards
It is the changes in the natural hydrologic processes due to landslides and earthquakes.
a. Natural Disasters
b. Agriculture
c. Deforestation
d. Urbanization
a. Natural Disasters
This is the amount of salt dissolved in water.
a. Salinity
b. Saltiness
c. Brininess
d. Saltification
a. Salinity
According to Tarbuck’s 12th edition of Introduction to Physical Geology, glaciers and ice sheets make up about _____, groundwater at about _____, and surface water and other freshwater at about ____ in freshwater.
a. 73.1%, 20.2%, 6.7%
b. 73.1%, 20.1%, 6.8%
c. 68.6%, 30.2% 1.2%
d. 68.6%, 30.1%, 1.1%
d. 68.6%, 30.1%, 1.1%
This river flows through the municipalities of Valencia and Dumaguete City. It is 20.7
kilometers long and covers 3,795 hectares of land.
a. Ocoy River
b. Banica River
c. Banilad River
d. Poblacion River
b. Banica River
At type of water derived from precipitation.
a. Connate
b. Meteoric
c. Magmatic
d. Seawater
b. Meteoric
Sedimentary rocks are attacked by acids (carbonic acid) H₂CO₃ which causes them to
break down and have a result of ___ bicarbonate ions.
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
b. 2
What is the movement of saline water into freshwater aquifers, which can lead to
groundwater quality degradation?
a. Acid rain water
b. Acid mine drainage
c. Saltwater Intrusion
d. Coastal water pollution
c. Saltwater Intrusion
What is the earliest evidence of surface water on earth?
a. Obducted Ophiolite
b. Banded Iron formation
c. Karst environments
d. Stromatolites
b. Banded Iron formation
What is the joint venture company of Dumaguete City Water District (DCWD) and Metro Pacific Water (MPW) that provides improved water distribution services to Dumaguete and nearby communities?
a. Metro Dumaguete WaterS (MDW)
b. Metro Monitoring Water (MMW)
c. Metro Dumaguete City Water (MDCW)
d. Metro Dumaguete Water (MDW)
d. Metro Dumaguete Water (MDW)
What is the amount of dissolved oxygen needed by aerobic biological organisms in a body of water to break down organic material present in each water sample at certain temperature over a specific time?
a. Acid rain water
b. Biochemical Oxygen Demand
c. Saltwater Intrusion
d. Acid Mine Drainage
b. Biochemical Oxygen Demand
The presence of small particles called metal ions that makes water hard are as follows,
except:
a. Iron
b. Calcium
c. Magnesium
d. Sodium
d. Sodium
__________ is where the soil or rock pores contain both air and water, but are not fully
saturated with water.
a. Saturated Zone
b. Vadose Zone
c. Confined Aquifer
d. NOTA
b. Vadose Zone
_________ is a water-bearing rock unit; an underground geological formation capable of holding water.
a. Aquifer
b. Watershed
c. Recharge Area
d. Aquitard
a. Aquifer
A species of meteoric water that is enriched with dissolved metals at 300 degrees Celsius.
a. Meteoric geothermal water
b. Meteoric spring water
c. Meteoric water
d. Rainwater
a. Meteoric geothermal water
How much Chlorine is dissolved in seawater?
a. 55%
b. 45%
c. 65%
d. 35%
a. 55%