93 Water Supply & Sanitation Chapter Wise McQ Test of 25 Question #6 Water Supply & Sanitation Chapter Wise McQ Test of 25 Question for PSC, NEC, UPSC, SSC and Many more. 1 / 25 1. Water is used for A. Drinking, cooking, bathing, washing etc. B. Feeding pet animals C. Watering in parks D. All of above 2 / 25 2. The factor affecting per capita demand as A. Size of the city B. Climate conditions C. Pressure in water D. All of the above 3 / 25 3. Water demand is measured in A. litres/capita/hour B. litres/day C. litres/person D. litres/capita or person/day 4 / 25 4. Water demand in rural area for domestic use is taken A. 25 lpcd B. 45 lpcd C. 65 lpcd D. 112 lpcd 5 / 25 5. Water requirement per capita per day in rural area according to WHO standard is A. 45liters/day B. 75liters/day C. 100liters/day D. 125liters/day 6 / 25 6. In the scarcity of water, minimum water demand taken is A. 20 lpcd B. 25 lpcd C. 40 lpcd D. 45 lpcd 7 / 25 7. Water demand in fully plumed houses is A. 45 lpcd B. 65 lpcd C. 112 lpcd D. 120 lpcd 8 / 25 8. Maximum livestock demand is taken A. 20 % of total demand B. 20 % of domestic demand C. 25 % of total demand D. 25 % of domestic demand 9 / 25 9. The water supply demand in day school without boarder should be: A. 10 lpcd B. 20 lpcd C. 30 lpcd D. 40 lpcd 10 / 25 10. Water required for birds such as hen, duck, parrots is A. 45 litres per bird B. 45 litres per 100 birds C. 20 litres per bird D. 20 litres per 100 birds 11 / 25 11. Water required for Tourist Hotels is A. 200 litres/day B. 200 liters/bed/day C. 500-1000 litres/day D. 500-1000 litres/bed/day 12 / 25 12. In the scarcity of water, institutional and commercial demand can be reduced up to … A. 25 % B. 35 % C. 65 % D. 75 % 13 / 25 13. Water required for public utility purposes such as for washing and sprinkling on roads, cleaning of sewers, watering of public parks, gardens etc. is consider for: A. Commercial demand B. Public demand C. Municipal demand D. Both b and c 14 / 25 14. Water demand taken for industries in urban area is A. 10-15 % of total demand B. 15-20 % of total demand C. 20-25 % of total demand D. 25-30 % of total demand 15 / 25 15. Industrial demand is not taken in rural areas because A. It is difficult to construct industry in rural area B. Almost rural areas do not have industries C. It is difficult to construct structures in rural area D. All of the above 16 / 25 16. The fire demand of a city is generally calculated by: A. Under writer’s formula B. Freeman formula C. Kuichling’s formula D. All of the above 17 / 25 17. If p is the population of a place in thousands, then the fire demand of water in liters per minutes, according to Kuichling’s formula is given by: A. 5663 √p B. 3182 √p C. 4640 √p D. None of the above 18 / 25 18. If p is the population of a place in thousands, then the fire demand of water in liters per minutes, according to Buston’s formula is given by: A. 5663 √p B. 3182 √p C. 4640 √p D. None of the above 19 / 25 19. Water demand for a city includes: A. Domestic water demand B. Commercial and industrial demand C. Fire and public use demand D. All of the above 20 / 25 20. Demand for public uses in a city, does not include water required for A. Watering of public parks B. Watering of public gardens C. Sprinkling on roads D. Drinking purposes 21 / 25 21. Water losses in water supply, is assumed as A. 5 % B. 7.5 % C. 10 % D. 15 % 22 / 25 22. Losses and wastage of water in urban area A. 15 % of total water supplied B. 35 % of total water supplied C. 40 % of total water supplied D. 50 % of total water supplied 23 / 25 23. Water demand for public uses as compared to total demand kept in design of water works for a city A. 5% B. 10% C. 15% D. 35% 24 / 25 24. To compensate for losses, thefts and wastage of water, an allowance made of (as per NWSC) A. 5% B. 10% C. 15% D. 35% 25 / 25 25. Water demand taken at the time of design is A. Domestic demand B. industrial demand C. total demand D. design demand Your score is The average score is 61% 0% Restart quiz Exit civil engineermcqcivilmock testnecpscupscWater Supply & Sanitation
