Irrigation Engineering McQ Chapter Wise McQ Test of 25 Question #6

1. Furrow method of irrigation is most suitable for

2. Which one of the following is not divided in the types of irrigation

3. Crops that need a lot of water are

4. In a mildly water scarce area, the drip irrigation could be preferred for growing:

5. In an irrigation canal, berms are provided at:

6. The most suitable section of a lined canal, is

7. A lined alluvial canal is best designed on the basis of:

8. If the straight sides of a trapezoidal section of a lined canal with circular bottom of radius D, make an angle θ with horizontal, the hydraulic radius is

9. Lining of irrigation channels:

10. A Trapezoidal lined canal section with corners rounded by a radius-equal to the full supply depth of 4 m, is likely to have its hydraulic radius, as:

11. The free-board in lined canals is measured between:

12. The difference in level between the top of a bank and supply level in a canal, is called

13. The network of canal does not include

14. Canal headwork’s has nothing to do with a

15. What type of losses can be mainly avoided by lining the canals?

16. Depending on what factor does the lining of a canal can increase the capacity of the canal?

17. What costs are reduced with the help of lining a canal?

18. In a concrete lined canal, the permissible velocity of water is

19. When the river flows through the steep hilly region, then that stage is known as

20. The river in this stage has very steep bed slope and high velocity

21. In which stage river velocity is maximum or very high?

22. The sides and bed of the river are composed of boulder and gravel.

23. The cross-section of the river is made of alluvial sand and silt

24. The bed slopes are small and velocities are gentle

25. When river flows through the plain terrain, then that stage is known as