EXAM 3 Flashcards
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Vulnerability or susceptibility of the soil to erosion. It is a function
of both the physical properties of the soil and land management practices.
a. Erodibility
b. Erosivity
c. Susceptibility
d. Vulnerability
The process of covering the land surface with plant residues, plastic or
other materials appropriate to arrest loss of moisture through evaporation
a. Cropping systems
b. Contour cultivation
c. Mulching
d. Strip cropping
It is the simplest piece of overhead irrigation equipment and is commonly
used in small-scale upland farming.
a. Hose pipe
b. Watering can
c. Drainage
d. Overhead irrigation
An imaginary line of constant elevation on the surface of the ground.
a. Horizontal interval
b. Vertical Interval
c. Contour map
d. Contour line
The ratio of the volume of water to the total soil volume
a. Soil Texture
b. Volume basis or volumetric MC
c. Porosity
d. dry weight basis
The Scientific name for onion:
a. Raphanus sativus
b. Daucus carota
c. Allium sativum
d. Allium sepa
A major irrigation system managed by the national irrigation
administration
a. Communal irrigation system
b. Secondary canal
c. Main canal
d. National irrigation system
Expresses the relationship between speed in rpm, discharge in gpm, and
head in feet.
a. Static head
b. Specific speed
c. Drawdown
d. Characteristic curve
Provide record of the highest stage observed at a stream
a. Float method
b. Float type water stage recorder
c. Bubbler gage
d. Crest stage gage
An association of farmers within a contiguous area served by a national
irrigation system or communal irrigation system
a. Irrigators’ Association
b. Irrigation System
c. Irrigated Lands
d. Irrigable Lands
The ratio between the water delivered to the farm and the water diverted
from a river or reservoir expressed in percent
a. Water storage efficiency
b. Water-use efficiency
c. Water application efficiency
d. Water conveyance efficiency
Consists of carrying out agricultural operations very nearly on the
contour. It reduces the velocity of overland flow and retards soil erosion
a. Cropping systems
b. Contour cultivation
c. Mulching
d. Strip cropping
Is a graphical representation of the instantaneous runoff rate against
time. The area under the hydrograph gives the runoff volume
a. Hydrograph
b. Pearson hydrograph
c. Log-Normal Distribution hydrograph
d. Normal hydrograph
One liter per second is equal to
a. 16.85 gpm
b. 15.5 gpm
c. 15.85 gpm
d. 17.35 gpm
An irrigation system that is managed by a bonafide irrigators’
association
a. Headworks
b. Communal irrigation system
c. Shallow tubewell
d. National irrigation system
Record the pressure required to maintain a small flow of gas from an
orifice submerged in the stream
a. Float method
b. Float type water stage recorder
c. Bubbler gage
d. Crest stage gage
Planting different crops simultaneously in the same field at the same
cropping season.
a. Graded terrace
b. Relay cropping
c. Multi cropping or mixed cropping
d. Strip cropping
Discharge is not constant with respect to time
a. Spatially variable flow
b. Turbulent flow
c. Laminar flow
d. Unsteady flow
The lateral flow of liquid through porous media; the lost of water from
irrigation canals.
a. Soil conservation
b. Seepage
c. Percolation
d. Watershed
A term adapted to measures utilizing both or in combination with the
biological and engineering measures.
a. Culvert
b. Vengineering
c. Drop structures
d. Flume
Establishment of natural waterways or construction of canals and planting
it with grasses to make it stable and arrest soil erosion
a. Riprap
b. Grassed waterways
c. Check dams or weirs
d. Farm Ponds / Water Impounding Dams
Landslides and slips due to saturation of steep hills and slopes.
a. Slip erosions
b. Wind erosions
c. Coastal erosions
d. Stream bank erosion
The scientific name for sheep:
a. Capra hircus
b. Sus domesticus
c. Bubalus Bubalis
d. Ovis aries
Moisture content present in the soil when gravitational water
removed is called:
a. wilting point
c. unavailable moisture
b. field capacity
d. nota