A geologic formation which contains water and transmits it from one point to another in quantities sufficient to permit economic development is called ________.

Related Mcqs:

1. ______ is a formation which contains water but can not transmit it rapidly enough to furnish a significant supply to a well or spring.

   A. Alluvium
   B. Alluvival Fans
   C. Aquiclude
   D. Albedo

2. ________ is merely a modification of the uniform system where large quantities of advance growth of various ages and size even up to trees of 40 cm diameter are retained as part of the future crop:

   A. Irregular Shelterwood system
   B. Coppice system
   C. Both (a) & (b)
   D. None of these

3. Various fungi are known to accumulate considerable quantities of divalent metal such as:

   A. Cadmium
   B. Zinc
   C. Lead
   D. All of the above

4. Stock water development is:

   A. Tobas
   B. Karez
   C. Small dams
   D. Spring
   E. All of the above

5. The importance of watershed management was realized when Pakistan signed Indus Water Treaty with India through which right of water of ______ was given to India while Pakistan has the right on river Indus and Jhelum:

   A. Chenab
   B. Ravi
   C. Sutlij
   D. All of the above

6. Proximity of water level at low depths of soils results in development of:

   A. No roots at all
   B. Curved roots
   C. Long roots
   D. Shallow roots

7. When a big fish eats a small fish, which easts water-fleas supported by phytoplankton, the water leas are:

   A. Primary consumers
   B. Producers
   C. Secondary consumers
   D. Top consumers in this food chain

8. When a soil has been thoroughly wetted and then allowed to drain until capillary movement of the water has stopped, the water content of the soil will give an estimate of it’s:

   A. Gravitational water
   B. Capillary water
   C. Field capacity
   D. Storage capacity

9. Water-logging is a serious problems, with water-table within _____ over the greater part of the area:

   A. 5m
   B. 6m
   C. 7m
   D. 8m

10. BOD value of sewage water than that of tap water is:

    A. More
    B. Less
    C. Equal
    D. Somewhere more somewhere less