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  • A. Silting & scouring
  • B. Meandering
  • C. Aggrading
  • D. Degrading

Explanation: This alternating erosion of the concave bank and deposition on the convex bank causes a river to develop bends known as meanders.

Correct answer: Meandering
  • A. Virgin
  • B. Tidal
  • C. Flashy
  • D. Deltaic

Explanation: A flashy river responds rapidly to storm rainfall, producing a sudden rise and fall in flood discharge.

Correct answer: Flashy
  • A. Aggrading river
  • B. Degrading river
  • C. Deltaic River
  • D. Stable river

Explanation: A stable river maintains its channel alignment, slope and overall regime without significant long-term change.

Correct answer: Stable river
  • A. Area Assessed
  • B. Area leased
  • C. Area irrigated
  • D. Area cultivated

Explanation: The area actually irrigated during a year and charged according to the applicable water rates is the area assessed.

Correct answer: Area Assessed
  • A. High floods
  • B. Standard protects flood
  • C. Intensive flood
  • D. Storm flood

Explanation: A standard project flood is the design flood associated with the reservoir project, and a flood exceeding that design magnitude is…

Correct answer: Standard protects flood
  • A. Base flow
  • B. Peak runoff
  • C. Storm runoff
  • D. Unit duration

Explanation: A unit hydrograph represents direct runoff from one unit of effective rainfall occurring over a catchment for a specified duration, called…

Correct answer: Unit duration
  • A. H = v2/2g
  • B. H = v/g
  • C. H = v2 / g2
  • D. H = v2 / g

Explanation: A Pitot tube converts velocity head into pressure head according to Bernoulli’s relation, h = v²/2g.

Correct answer: H = v2/2g
  • A. Absolute Humidity
  • B. Relative Humidity
  • C. Low humidity
  • D. High Humidity

Explanation: Relative humidity is the ratio of the actual vapour pressure to the saturation vapour pressure at the same temperature, usually expressed…

Correct answer: Relative Humidity
  • A. Saturation vapour pressure
  • B. Actual vapour pressure
  • C. Saturation deficit
  • D. Partial pressure

Explanation: Saturation deficit is calculated as saturation vapour pressure minus actual vapour pressure at the same temperature.

Correct answer: Saturation deficit
  • A. All are correct
  • B. Saturation pressure
  • C. Vapour pressure
  • D. Partial pressure

Explanation: Partial pressure is the pressure exerted by one component of a gas mixture, such as water vapour in the atmosphere.

Correct answer: Partial pressure
  • A. Horton
  • B. Darcy
  • C. Lacy
  • D. Kennedy

Explanation: Horton represented infiltration capacity as a curve that decreases rapidly after rainfall begins and then approaches a nearly constant…

Correct answer: Horton
  • A. Surface runoff
  • B. True surface runoff
  • C. Base flow
  • D. Sub-surface runoff

Explanation: Water that travels directly over the land surface and reaches a stream quickly is termed true surface runoff.

Correct answer: True surface runoff
  • A. Develop
  • B. Rehabilitate
  • C. Remodel
  • D. Manage

Explanation: Hydrology supplies the information needed to manage water resources by understanding their recharge, movement, storage, and depletion.

Correct answer: Manage
  • A. Compound curve
  • B. Composite curve
  • C. Double curve
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: A compound curve is made from two or more circular arcs of different radii bending in the same direction and joined by a common tangent.

Correct answer: Compound curve
  • A. Centre of pressure
  • B. Centre of gravity
  • C. Centre of mass
  • D. Mass centre

Explanation: The centre of gravity is the point through which the body's weight acts, so the body balances when supported at that point.

Correct answer: Centre of gravity
  • A. Mass curve
  • B. Volume curve
  • C. Capacity curve
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: A capacity curve relates the water level of a reservoir or tank to the volume of water stored at that level.

Correct answer: Capacity curve
  • A. Dry weather flow
  • B. Municipal flow
  • C. Waste water flow
  • D. Surface flow

Explanation: Dry-weather flow is the flow present in a drain during periods without rainfall or irrigation runoff, consisting mainly of sanitary sewage…

Correct answer: Dry weather flow
  • A. E2 - E1
  • B. E2 / E1
  • C. E1 - E2
  • D. E1 / E2

Explanation: Hydraulic-jump efficiency is the ratio of energy remaining after the jump to energy before it, E2/E1.

Correct answer: E2 / E1
  • A. Far from
  • B. Below
  • C. Within
  • D. Near

Explanation: Waterlogging occurs when the water table rises within the root zone, filling soil pores and restricting air available to roots.

Correct answer: Within
  • A. D0.67
  • B. D0.65
  • C. D0.66
  • D. D0.64

Explanation: Kennedy's silt theory gives critical velocity as proportional to D^0.64, where D is the flow depth.

Correct answer: D0.64