IRRIGATION ENGINEERING QUIZ




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Q): On rolling land, the method of applying water is




Answer is (B)


Q): The method of growing crop on running on the sides of water ditches used in the certain agricultural field is called as




Answer is (C)


Q): The capacity of an irrigation tank depends on




Answer is (D)


Q): The conjunctive use of water in a basin means




Answer is (D)


Q):Percentage of water available on Earth that is saline is




Answer (C)


Q): Which of the following has the maximum water application efficiency




Answer (D)


Q): Hydrology is the science which deals with




Answer (D)


Q): Salinity in soils




Answer (B)


Q): Name of the method of irrigation which does not come under control flooding




Answer (A)


Q): Non-consumptive use of water is in




Answer (A)


Q): In which method the field is divided into a number of long parallel strips




Answer (A)


Q): Irrigated is basically required in




Answer (D)


Q): Which of the following methods of irrigation has minimum wastages of water




Answer (C)


Q): Sprinkler irrigation is preferred when




Answer (D)


Q): Standard rain gauge adopted in India is




Answer (A)


Q): Convective precipitation is caused by




Answer (C)


Q):Evaporation is measured by




Answer (B)


Q): Evapotranspiration of water by crop means water consumed by




Answer (D)


Q): For a unit hydrograph what is the best unit duration of the storm




Answer (C)


Q): Meyer's formula is an empirical formula used to determine




Answer (B)


Q): The real characteristics of a rai storm are represented by a




Answer (A)


Q): The method of irrigation used for orchards is (UKSSSC JE 2020 SHIFT-II EVG.)




Answer (C)


Q): A crop requires a total depth of 86.4 cm of water for a base period of 100 days. The duty of water is (UKSSSC JE 2020 SHIFT-II EVG.)




Answer (D)


Q): Water supply tunnels are one of the classifications according to (UKSSSC JE 2020 SHIFT-II EVG.)




Answer (A)


Q): A permanent structure constructed transverse to the river flow extend from the bank into the river up to a certain limit, is called (UKSSSC JE 2020 SHIFT-II EVG.)




Answer (C)


Q):In water demand the hourly variation factor is usually taken as




Answer (A)


Q): A channel with a constant bed slope and the same cross-section along its length is known as




Answer (B)


Q): A dam in which the external forces are resisted by the self-weight of the dam is called




Answer (D)


Q): The earth's water circulatory system is known as




Answer (A)


Q)A system of irrigation very suitable in tracts where there are a number of small rivers and streams is




Answer (B)


Q): The design technique adopted in the design of large water-supply networks, as an aid to simplify and separate the smaller loops, is




Answer (A)


Q): The duration by which an activity can be delayed without delaying any other succeeding activity is called




Answer (A)


Q): The river is trained to provide sufficient and efficient cross-sectional area for the expeditious passage of maximum flow, is called




Answer (A)


Q):A portion of precipitation that is not evaporated contributes to




Answer (A)

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