The factors which affects of Infiltration Capacity (f):

Related Mcqs:

1. Measurement of infiltration capacity include:

   A. Direct measurement in water artificially applied
   B. Indirect method: several empirical methods have been developed toestimate total infiltration in a catchment
   C. Both (a) & (b)
   D. None of these

2. Hazards include all those factors that can injure or kill an animal (natural factors)

   A. Fire, rain and wind as well as man made structures such as roads and fences
   B. Thus challenging an animal’s physiological capacity as to prevent it from reproducing successfully
   C. Both (a) & (b)
   D. None of these

3. A passive factor which affects formation of soil:

   A. Nature of parent material
   B. Annual rainfall
   C. Wind velocity
   D. Mean temperature

4. Selection of the “best” alternative should be based on several factors:

   A. Technical soundness of the plan
   B. Available resources in terms of funding, manpower, infrastructure, etc.
   C. Institutional (legal, political) potential for success
   D. All of the above

5. The major factors related to organizational structure are:

   A. One agency which is directly involved with the resources to be managed should be responsibly for plan development and implementation
   B. Planning for multi-resources should include input from all of the technical and social sectors from various agencies, local communities, etc.
   C. The project funding should be
   D. All of the above

6. What are the helping factors of Watershed Management?

   A. To cope with country’s energy crises
   B. Appropriate funds must be allocated
   C. Alternatives must be provided to the local community
   D. Evolve a long watershed policy for conserving the country’s watershed
   E. All of the above

7. The storage capacity of a soil equals:

   A. Field capacity
   B. Field capacity less capillary water
   C. Field capacity less hygroscopic water
   D. Field capacity plus gravitational water

8. Water holding capacity is highest in:

   A. Clayey soil
   B. Loamy soil
   C. Silty soil
   D. Sandy soil

9. The concepts of population dynamics and carrying capacity lead to management of wildlife which may be defined as:

   A. Art
   B. Science of manipulating the centrum of wild animal populations to meet specific objectives
   C. Both (a) & (b)
   D. None of these

10. Carrying capacity is not a fixed factor of the land and will change as ______ with the seasons or over long periods so the process is dynamic as the populations are:

    A. Food
    B. Cover
    C. Water change
    D. All of the above