Irrigation Engineering Set 15

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This set of Irrigation Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Irrigation Engineering Set 15

Q1 | The irrigation is necessary in an area
  • where there is a scanty rainfall
  • where the rainfall is non-uniform
  • where commercial crops require more water
  • all of the above
Q2 | The infertility of the soil in water-logged areas is due to
  • inhibiting activity of the soil bacteria
  • growth of weeds
  • increasing of harmful salts
  • all of these
Q3 | A canal outlet should
  • be so designed that the farmer cannot temper with its functioning
  • be simple so that it can be constructed or fabricated by local masons
  • draw its fare share of silt carried by the distributing channel
  • all of the above
Q4 | The moisture content of the soil, after free drainage has removed most of the gravity water, is known as
  • field capacity
  • saturation capacity
  • wilting co-efficient
  • available moisture
Q5 | A solid construction put across the river to raise its water level and divert the water into the canal, is known as
  • marginal bund
  • weir
  • barrage
  • dam
Q6 | The most economical section of a lined canal is
  • rectangular section with circular bottom for small discharges
  • triangular section with circular bottom for small discharges
  • trapezoidal section with rounded corners for higher discharges
  • none of the above
Q7 | A side slope canal, cross-drainage works are completely eliminated.
  • Agree
  • Disagree
Q8 | The hydrology helps in
  • predicting maximum discharge
  • deciding capacity of reservoir
  • fore casting flood
  • all of these
Q9 | A weir is generally aligned at right angle to the direction of the main river flow because
  • it is economical
  • less length of weir is required
  • it gives better discharge capacity
  • all of these
Q10 | A deflecting groyne in a river is
  • inclined towards upstream
  • perpendicular to bank
  • inclined towards downstream
  • none of these
Q11 | The method used for training of rivers is
  • guide bank
  • dyke or levee
  • groyne
  • all of these
Q12 | In a barrage, crest level is kept
  • low with large gates
  • high with large gates
  • high with small gates
  • low with small gates
Q13 | The process of loosing water from the leaves of plants, is termed as
  • surface evaporation
  • water surface evaporation
  • transpiration
  • precipitation
Q14 | A graph showing variations of discharge with time, at a particular point of a stream is known as
  • mass inflow curve
  • logistic curve
  • hydrograph
  • none of these
Q15 | The average duty for sugar-cane in hectares/cumec is
  • 200
  • 400
  • 600
  • 800
Q16 | When river flows in a plain country, its stage is known as
  • delta
  • boulder
  • trough
  • rocky
Q17 | In a syphon, the underside of the trough carrying drainage water is
  • lower than
  • higher than
  • in level with
Q18 | A land is said to be water-logged when
  • the air circulation is stopped in the root zone due to the rise in water table
  • it is submerged in flood
  • the doil pores within a depth of 40 cm are saturated
  • all of the above
Q19 | The setting for a sub-proportional outlet is
  • more
  • less
  • same
Q20 | The maximum rainfall during a short period measured in mm / hour is called mean annual rainfall.
  • Agree
  • Disagree
Q21 | The time (in days) that crop takes from the instant of its sowing to that of its harvest, is known as
  • base
  • crop
  • kor
Q22 | The perimeter discharge (P-Q) relation is given by the equation
  • P = 2.25 Q1/2
  • P = 2.25 Q3/2
  • P = 4.75 Q1/2
  • P = 4.75 Q3/2
Q23 | Available moisture may be defined as the
  • moisture content at permanent wilting point
  • difference in water content of the soil between field capacity and permanent wilting
  • maximum moisture holding capacity
  • all of these
Q24 | Which of the following statement is correct?
  • The gravity water is harmful to the crops.
  • The hygroscopic water remains attached to the soil molecules by chemical bonds.
  • The capillary water is utilised by the plants.
  • all of the above
Q25 | The fall of moisture from the atmosphere to the earth surface in any form, is called
  • evaporation
  • transpiration
  • precipitation
  • none of these