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  1. The run off a drainage basin is

  2. A.
    Initial recharge + ground water accretion + precipitation
    B.
    Precipitation + ground water accretion + initial recharge
    C.
    Precipitation - ground water accretion + initial recharge
    D.
    Precipitation - ground water accretion - initial recharge.

  3. For computing the run off volumes of large areas, number of infiltrations used are

  4. A.
    2
    B.
    3
    C.
    4
    D.
    5

  5. From the Survey of India map, the distance of the critical point is 20 km and difference in elevation is 193 m. The over land flow time, is

  6. A.
    2 hours
    B.
    3 hours
    C.
    2 hours and 30 minutes
    D.
    3 hours and 30 minutes
    E.
    4 hours.

  7. If the area of storm hydrograph is equal to 102 cm, the ordinates of a unit hydrograph may be obtained by dividing the ordinates of the storm hydrograph by

  8. A.
    0.5
    B.
    1
    C.
    2
    D.
    3
    E.
    4

  9. If s is the potential infiltration, P is rainfall in cm in a drainage of a soil with fair pasture cover, the direct run off Q in cm is given by


  10. If the potential infiltration of a water shed having a soil with fair pasture cover, is 10 cm and rainfall is 12 cm, the direct run off is :

  11. A.
    2 cm
    B.
    3 cm
    C.
    5 cm
    D.
    8 cm.

  12. The quantity of water retained by the sub-soil against gravity, is known

  13. A.
    yield
    B.
    porosity
    C.
    specific yield
    D.
    specific retention
    E.
    none of these.

  14. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following :

  15. A.
    The rate of flow of water through a unit cross-sectional area under a unit hydraulic gradient, is called coefficient of permeability
    B.
    The rate of flow of water through a vertical strip of the acquifer of unit width and full depth under a unit hydraulic gradient, is called coefficient of transmissibility
    C.
    The flow of water through acquifers, is governed by the Darcy's law
    D.
    The term 'transmissibility' was introduced by Meinzer
    E.
    The ratio of coefficient of transmissibility and coefficient of permeability, is equal to the depth of acquifer through which water flows.

  16. With the usual meanings ofletters, the equation is used for determining the velocity of ground water flow in metres per day. It is known as

  17. A.
    Meinzer's formula
    B.
    Slichter's formula
    C.
    Darcy's formula
    D.
    Hazen's formula.

  18. If the viscosity of ground water is 1.00, the Slitcher's constant is 400, the effective size of soil particles in acquifer is 0.5 mm and hydraulic gradient is 1 in 80, the velocity of flow is

  19. A.
    0.25 m/day
    B.
    0.50 m/day
    C.
    0.75 m/day
    D.
    1.00 m/day
    E.
    1.25 m/day.