All Free Agriculture MCQs with Answers

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  • A. All are correct
  • B. Transpiration
  • C. Evaporation
  • D. Evapotranspiration

Explanation: Evapotranspiration combines evaporation from water and soil surfaces with transpiration from plant tissues.

Correct answer: Evapotranspiration
  • A. 80%
  • B. 100%
  • C. 50% l
  • D. 20%

Explanation: A reservoir is commonly regarded as having reached the end of its useful life when sedimentation has consumed about 80% of its design…

Correct answer: 80%
  • A. In a weir with end contractions
  • B. In a suppressed weir
  • C. In a cippoletti weir
  • D. In all weir

Explanation: Aeration holes admit air beneath the nappe of a suppressed weir, preventing excessive sub-atmospheric pressure and nappe sticking.

Correct answer: In a suppressed weir
  • A. Sharp edged orifice
  • B. Broad crested weir
  • C. Venturi meter
  • D. Cippoletti weir

Explanation: A venturi meter has a very high coefficient of discharge, generally close to unity, because its gradual contraction and expansion produce…

Correct answer: Venturi meter
  • A. Water tunnel
  • B. Seepage Drain
  • C. Seepage tunnel
  • D. Seepage gallery

Explanation: A seepage gallery is a passage constructed in a dam or its foundation to intercept, collect and drain seepage water.

Correct answer: Seepage gallery
  • A. Equipotential lines
  • B. flow lines
  • C. Section lines
  • D. Streak lines

Explanation: Flow lines in a flow net indicate the paths followed by water as it moves through the soil beneath a dam.

Correct answer: flow lines
  • A. Wave wash
  • B. Tide
  • C. Wave amplitude
  • D. Fetch

Explanation: Fetch is the unobstructed distance over which wind blows across a water surface and generates waves.

Correct answer: Fetch
  • A. Frictional pile
  • B. Load Bearing
  • C. Cost-in situ piles
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: A friction pile transfers its load mainly through skin resistance along the pile-soil interface when it does not reach firm rock or…

Correct answer: Frictional pile
  • A. Check line
  • B. Contour line
  • C. Ordinate line
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: A contour line joins points having the same elevation or level, and in hydraulic applications similar lines can represent equal hydraulic…

Correct answer: Contour line
  • A. Evapo-transpiration
  • B. Consumptive use
  • C. Un-confined water
  • D. a & b are correct

Explanation: Evapotranspiration combines evaporation from the soil or nearby field surface with transpiration from plants.

Correct answer: a & b are correct
  • A. Broad irrigation
  • B. Border irrigation
  • C. Trickle irrigation
  • D. Check irrigation

Explanation: Broad irrigation disposes of sewage by spreading it over specially prepared, level farm land, where it infiltrates the soil and supports…

Correct answer: Broad irrigation
  • A. 100 cm
  • B. 80 cm
  • C. 50 cm
  • D. 40 cm

Explanation: Cotton is commonly assigned a delta of about 50 cm, representing its total seasonal water requirement expressed as an equivalent depth.

Correct answer: 50 cm
  • A. Aquifuge
  • B. Aquifer
  • C. Aquiclude
  • D. Confined-aquifer

Explanation: An aquifuge is completely impermeable and cannot store or transmit groundwater.

Correct answer: Aquifuge
  • A. Laminar flow
  • B. Turbulent flow
  • C. Irrotational flow
  • D. Stream line flow

Explanation: Flood flows have high velocity and strong mixing, producing irregular motion and eddies characteristic of turbulent flow.

Correct answer: Turbulent flow
  • A. all are correct
  • B. Direct rain fall
  • C. Monsoon rain fall
  • D. Useful rain fall

Explanation: Rainfall received during the crop-growing period is termed useful rainfall in this classification because it can contribute directly to…

Correct answer: Useful rain fall
  • A. Steady
  • B. Uniform
  • C. Unsteady
  • D. Non-Uniform

Explanation: A flow is steady when its properties at a fixed point, such as velocity, pressure or discharge, do not change with time.

Correct answer: Steady
  • A. Useful storage + surcharge storage -valley storage
  • B. Useful storage + surcharge storage
  • C. Useful storage + surcharge storage
  • D. Useful storage - valley storage

Explanation: For flood-control storage, effective storage is obtained by adding useful and surcharge storage and excluding the valley storage already…

Correct answer: Useful storage + surcharge storage -valley storage
  • A. Average discharge
  • B. Dominant discharge
  • C. Maximum discharge
  • D. Critical discharge

Explanation: A river's meanders are shaped by the discharge that occurs most frequently and controls long-term channel form, called the dominant or…

Correct answer: Dominant discharge
  • A. All the above
  • B. Crushing
  • C. Sliding
  • D. Piping

Explanation: Permeable foundations allow seepage beneath a dam or barrage, which can carry soil particles downstream and form internal channels, a…

Correct answer: Piping
  • A. Desalinization
  • B. Water application
  • C. Water mixing
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: Desalinization, more commonly spelled desalination, removes dissolved salts from saline water; reverse osmosis is one of its principal…

Correct answer: Desalinization