HIGHPRIO.4 Flashcards by Jumely Arendon

Refers to the number of days between irrigation periods without rainfall.
a. irrigation frequency
b. irrigation efficiency
c. Irrigation method
d. irrigation period

a. irrigation frequency

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It is type of erosion where small channels are formed on the surface of the soil
a.Splash
b.rill
c.sheet
d.gully

b.rill

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One in which a definite law of certainty exists
a.Stochastic process
b.Probabilistic process
c.Deterministic process
d.Barrow process

c.Deterministic process

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The other term for gravity well.
a. Confined well
b. Water table well
c. Deep well
d. Well on perched aquifer

c. Deep well

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A storm type occuring at the boundaries of warm moist air and dry cold air.
a.Orographic storm
b.Frontal storm
c.Convective storm
d.None of the above

b.Frontal storm

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The no. of days allowed for operating irrigation to a given design area during the peak consumptive period of the crop being irrigated.
a. irrigation method
b. irrigation period
c. irrigation frequency
d. irrigation efficiency

b. irrigation period

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A property associated with surface tension of liquid and manifested in the rise and fall of liquids in small diameter tubes.
a. conduction
b. capillary
c. cavitation
d. condensation

b. capillary

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Amount of rainfall in the rootzone.
a. consumptive use
b. seepage
c. percolation
d. effective rainfall

d. effective rainfall

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A notch of regular form through which the irrigation stream is made to
flow and flow built as either portable or stationary structures is called:
a. orifice
b. parshall flume
c. weir
d. dam

c. weir

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For the most efficient circular cross-section, semi-circle the hydraulic
radius is equal to:
a. ¼ its radius
b. its radius
c. ½ its radius
d. ¼ its diameter

d. ¼ its diameter

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A hydraulic structure that serves as an outlet of water in irrigation canals whereby water passes through and discharges into the main farm ditch of service area is called
a. headgate
b. checkgate
c. turnout
d. offtake

c. turnout

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The amount of water used in producing crop is:
a. water holding capacity
b. critical growth stage
c. rooting characteristics
d. percolation

a. water holding capacity

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Water that moves freely and drains out of the soil is:
a. gravitational
b. capillary
c. S.I.A.
d. hygroscopic

a. gravitational

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In drainage, open channel is often referred to as:
a. canals
b. traps
c. manholes
d. drains

a. canals

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The direct attraction of similar molecules between similar molecules.
a. collision
b. attraction
c. repulsion
d. cohesion

d. cohesion

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A temporary method of drainage artificially produced in the subsoil with digging a trench from the surface.
a. canal
b. flood routing
c. transition
d. mole drain

d. mole drain

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The depth of water in mm or inches to be removed in 24 hr period from the drainage area.
a. infiltration rate
b. drainage coefficient
c. infiltration
d. percolation

b. drainage coefficient

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Other terms for drip irrigation are __________ irrigation and __________ irrigation. This type of overhead irrigation operates at low pressure.
a. trickle – micro
b. sprinkle – slide
c. trickle – border
d. corrugation – trickle

a. trickle – micro

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It is the average interval of time within the magnitude of given event will be equaled or exceeded at least once on the average.
a. period of exceedence
b. hydrologic frequency
c. return period
d. all of the above

c. return period

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Ratio of the bulk density to the density of water.
a. oven-dry weight
b. apparent specific gravity
c. soil volume
d. porosity

b. apparent specific gravity

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In open channel, the term A/P is:
a. hydraulic gradient
b. hydraulic radius
c. hydraulic conductivity
d. hydraulics

b. hydraulic radius

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These are usually rural traders or barrio buyers who do accumulation of the produce of individual farmers and bulk these for storage or for distribution to wholesalers
a. assemblers
b. wholesalers
c. retailers
d. agents and brokers

a. assemblers

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It is used to divide and distribute the flow of water at desired direction usually placed or built in main farm ditch to divert water to supplementary farm ditches.
a.spill wall
b.turnout
c.flume
d.division box

d.division box

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In designing an open channel, it is necessary to know what the material
firming the channel bed is to know the value of:
a. roughness coefficient
b. side slope
c. bed slope
d. bottom slope

a. roughness coefficient

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This refers to wants for specific satisfiers backed up by an ability and willingness to buy them. a. need b. want c. demand d. value

c. demand

An irrigation method formed by building longitudinal levees approximately parallel to the contour and connecting them at a desirable places with levees at right angle. a. check contour b. border c. basin d. furrow

a. check contour

A device used to control the flow of water to or from a pipeline. a. Inlet b. gate c. weir d. flume

b. gate

A closed conduit usually circular, square or rectangular in cross section, used for conveying water across and under an elevated roadway, embankment and dikes. a. gate b.culvert c.canal d.drop

b.culvert

This is a marketing function which facilitates transfer of ownership a. assembly b. storage c. negotiation d. grading

c. negotiation

It also refers to consumptive use by crops. a. evapotranspiration b. water circulation c. saturation vapor pressure d. osmosis

a. evapotranspiration

It is natural or artificial channel that shortens a meandering stream. a. cut off b. drawdown c. chutes d. transition

a. cut off

A concept used to evaluate the losses of water during irrigation from the time it leaves that source to the point of use. a.irrigation efficiency b. drainage efficiency c.Discharge flow rate d. nota

a.irrigation efficiency

This is oftentimes not considered a marketing activity, but it is a marketing function. This is because agricultural products must pass through some levels of transformation before being made available to the users. This marketing function increases marketability of products by changing product forms. a. packaging/packing b. grading c. storage d. processing

d. processing

The most simple form of open channel flow computation is: a. unsteady uniform flow b. steady non-uniform flow c. steady uniform d. unsteady non-uniform

c. steady uniform

These are intermediaries who deal directly with the end-users or the consumers. They are the wholesalers’ partners in distribution activities. a. agents b. retailers c. assemblers d. brokers

b. retailers

The speed at which water flows in channel is: a. velocity b. discharge c. runoff d. volumetric flow

a. velocity

It is equal to the cross-sectional area times the velocity of flow. a. velocity b. discharge c. evaporation d. runoff

b. discharge

Water that moves freely and drains out of the soil is: a. hygroscopic water b. capillary water c. gravitational water d. sea water

c. gravitational water

It is the state of felt deprivation of some basic satisfaction a. need b. want c. demand d. exchange

a. need

It is the most elaborate method of computing potential evapotranspiration: a. Blaney-Criddle b. Jensen-Haise c. Hargreaves d. Penman

d. Penman

Methods of supplying water in the basin a. direct supply and cascade supply b. flooding and pumping c. sprinkling and dripping d. wild flooding and pressurized supply

a. direct supply and cascade supply

It is anything offered for sale, attention, and acquisition a. prospect b. target market c. product d. market segment

c. product

Which is not part of the macro-environment? a. demographic b. suppliers of raw materials c. technological d. politico-legal

b. suppliers of raw materials

Same as interflow a.Surface runoff b.Subsurface runoff c.Groundwater runoff d.Runoff volume

b.Subsurface runoff

It is the ratio of the dry weight of the soil to the weight of the water with volume equal to the soil bulk volume. a. particle density b. real specific gravity c. bulk density d.apparent specific gravity

d.apparent specific gravity

It accounts for the losses in an irrigation system from the water source and prior to delivery of water into the field ditches. a. evaporation c. diversion efficiency b. application efficiency d. conveyance efficiency

d. conveyance efficiency

A geologic formation that contains water but do not have the capacity to transmit it. a. aquifuge c. aquitard b. aquifer d. aquiclude

d. aquiclude

Farm water requirement minus the application losses is the_______. a. diversion water requirement b. farm irrigation requirement c. application efficiency d. land preparation water requirement

b. farm irrigation requirement

This results from overlapping radii of influence of neighboring wells. a. drawdown c. well interference b. groundwater decline d. drawdown curve

c. well interference

In furrow irrigation, the rate of water application should be __________ the intake rate of the soil. a. less than c. equal to b. greater than d. not related to

a. less than

Irrigation method used fore row crops wherein only a part of the surface is wetted. a. basin flooding c. border irrigation b. furrow irrigation d. border-strip flooding

b. furrow irrigation

The amount of drainage water to be removed per unit time per unit area is the____. a. drainage requirement c. drain spacing b. drainage coefficient d. drainage volume

b. drainage coefficient

In Hooghoudt’s drain spacing formula it is assumed that _____. a. The water table is in equilibrium w/ the rainfall or irrigation water. b. The drains are evenly spaced. c. Darcy’s law is valid for flow through the soils. d. All of the above.

d. All of the above.

.______ is a mathematical expression for the macroscopic flow of water through a porous system. a. Steady state groundwater flow equation b. Darcy’s Law c. Laplace Equation d. Scobey’s Equation

b. Darcy’s Law

It is the soil moisture constant describing the amount of moisture retained by the soil against a suction pressure of 1/3 atmosphere. a. field capacity c. permanent wilting point b. hygroscopic moisture d. saturation point

a. field capacity

The infiltration equation based on the exhaustion process is the _____. a. Lewis-Kostiakov’s c. Philip’s b. Horton’s d. Darcy’s

b. Horton’s

Run-off is the difference between the gross depth of irrigation water and the____. a.net depth requirement b.depth that infiltrated c.crop evapotranspiration d.water use rate

b.depth that infiltrated

It is the type of sprinkler irrigation system where the number of laterals installed is equal to the total number of lateral positions. a. hand move system c. special type b. periodic move d. set system

d. set system

In a drip system, the allowable pressure variation in a lateral with minimum and average head of 1.51 and 1.38 mters respectively is _____. a. 0.185 psi c. 0.370 psi b. 0.462 psi d. 0.130 psi

b. 0.462 psi

Computer aided method wherein it averages estimated precipitation at all points of a superimposed grid. a.Inverse Distance Ratio Method b.Grid-Point Method c.Isohyetal d.Thiessen polygon

b.Grid-Point Method

Natural drainage occurs when the soil water reaches or exceeds a depth of _____. a. 43.2 mm c. 288 mm b. 270 mm d. 360mm

d. 360mm

It is a surface irrigation system where the area is subdivided by dikes and water flows over these dikes from one subdivision to another. a. border irrigation c. basin irrigation b. furrow irrigation d. corrugation irrigation

c. basin irrigation

Distribution control structures placed across an irrigation ditch to block the flow temporarily and to raise the upstream water level. a. turnouts b. checks c. culverts d. weirs

b. checks

Which is not a component of the impact arm of an impact sprinkler? a. nozzle b. counterweight c. vane d. spoon

a. nozzle

Used when there is skewness in the data distribution a. Gamma Density Function b. Pearson Type III Distribution c. Log-Normal Distribution d. Normal Distribution

c. Log-Normal Distribution

Governed by chance; time series INDEPENDENT a. Stochastic process b. Probabilistic process c. Deterministic process d. Barrow process

b. Probabilistic process

Station locations and amounts of rainfall are plotted on a suitable map, and contours of equal precipitation (isohyets) are then drawn. a. Inverse Distance Ratio Method b. Grid-Point Method c. Isohyetal d. Thiessen polygon

c. Isohyetal

This method can be used if there is a piped water-distribution system where a hose pipe can be connected to a tap or outlet and there is enough pressure in the water as it emerges from the hose pipe a. Hose pipe b. Watering can c. Drainage d. Overhead irrigation

a. Hose pipe

In surface irrigation, the ratio between the gross amount of irrigation water and the net requirement of the crop is the _____ a. application efficiency b. deep percolation c. seepage d. runoff

a. application efficiency

It is an orderly sequence of planting crop in an area for a 365-day period. a. cropping pattern b. crop combination c. crop sequence d.cropping schedule

a. cropping pattern

In the furrow irrigation, it is the difference between the depth of water that infiltrated and the net depth requirement is the a. runoff b. application losses c. deep percolation d. seepage

c. deep percolation

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