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Public Health Engineering

 1.The open wells or dug wells ?

  • act as a small storage reservoir 
  • are suitable for a small discharge all of 
  • are cheap in construction 
  • all of these 

2.High turbidity of water can be determined by ?

  • turbidity tube 
  • Jacksons turbidimeter 
  • Baylis turbidimeter 
  • Hellipe turbidimeter 

3.Colloidal impurities if associated with organic matter having bacterias becomes the chief source of ?

  • hardness 
  • epidemic 
  • alkalinity 
  • bad taste 

4.The maximum permissible temperature for domestic supply is ?

  • 5 to 10°C 
  • 10 to 15°C 
  • 15 to 20°C 
  • 20 to 25°C 

5.When lead is present in water, it ?

  • changes its colour 
  • causes turbidity 
  • causes alkalinity 
  • none of these 

6.The water obtained from is generally known as underground water ?

  • infiltration galleries 
  • springs 
  • rivers 
  • wells 

7.According to Indian standards, 45 litres of water per person per day is provided in case of ?

  • hotels 
  • hostels 
  • offices 
  • all of these 

8.The most common cause of acidity in water is ?

  • hydrogen 
  • oxygen 
  • carbon dioxide 
  • all of these 

9.Dissolved impurities consist of ?

  • bacteria 
  • iron 
  • slit 
  • fungi 

10.For large cities, the suitable method for forecasting population is ?

  • arithmetical increase method 
  • graphical method 
  • geometrical increase 
  • comparative method.
11.The odour of water can be determined by ?
  • thermometer 
  • Osmoscope 
  • Jackson's turbidimeter 
  • none of these.
12.The finely divided dispersion of solid particles which are not visible to the naked eye and cannot be removed by ordinary filters are known as ?
  • suspended impurities 
  • dissolved impurities 
  • colloidal impurities 
  • none of these 
13.According to Indian standards, the consumption of water per capita per day for nursing homes, boarding schools and hostels is ?
  • 85 litres 
  • 100 litres 
  • 115 litres 
  • 135 litres 
14.The maximum permissible chloride content in water for domestic supplies should not exceed ?
  • 250 ppm 
  • 350 ppm 
  • 450 ppm 
  • 550 ppm 
15.The maximum permissible colour for domestic supplies, on platinum cobalt scale is ?
  • 5 to 10 ppm 
  • 10 to 20 ppm 
  • 20 to 30 ppm 
  • 30 to 40 ppm 
16.The maximum acidity in water will occur at a pH value of ?
  • 14 
17.When the pO value of water is 5, then it has ?
  • no perceptible odour 
  • distinct odour 
  • faint odour 
  • extremely strong odour 
18.The turbidity in water is caused due to ?
  • silt 
  • clay 
  • finely divided organic matter 
  • all of these 
19.The continuous flow of water may be expected from ?
  • surface springs 
  • artesian springs 
  • gravity springs 
  • all of these.
20.The amount of water collected in a reservoir is divided into three portions and the order of their existance from bottom to the top is ?
  • useful storage, surcharge storage, dead storage 
  • useful storage, dead storage, surcharge storage 
  • dead storage, useful storage, surcharge storage 
  • none of the above.

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