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    The document is a 20 question makeup exam for an Irrigation Engineering course at the National Institute of Technology Warangal in India. It covers topics related to surface water resources in India, water allocation priorities, canal design standards, irrigation methods, and soil and water management. The exam aims to test students' understanding of key concepts and terminology in irrigation engineering.

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    The document is a 20 question makeup exam for an Irrigation Engineering course at the National Institute of Technology Warangal in India. It covers topics related to surface water resources in India, water allocation priorities, canal design standards, irrigation methods, and soil and water management. The exam aims to test students' understanding of key concepts and terminology in irrigation engineering.

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    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WARANGAL

    Makeup Examination
    B. Tech – final Year (Civil Engineering) Academic Year: 2019-2020
    Course: Irrigation Engineering (Course No. – CE 352)
    Time: 30 min

    1. The average annual surface water flow in India is:


    a) 1889 billion m3 b) 1953 billion m3 c) 1819 billion m3 d) 1909 billion m3
    Answer:
    2. Among the 12 major river basin of India, the second largest catchment area is for:
    a) Ganga b) Indus c) Godavari d) Brahmaputra
    Answer:
    3. In National Water Policy (2002) the highest priority in the allocation of water resources of
    India is given to:
    a) Drinking water b) Ecology c) Irrigation d) Industry
    Answer:
    4. The capacity of main canals in India usually varies from:
    a) 280 to 425 m3/s b) 280 to 425 m3/min c) 425 to 550 m3/s d) 425 to
    550 m3/min
    Answer:
    5. The capacity of branch canal generally ranges from:
    a) 4 to 6 m3/s b) 4 to 8.5 m3/s c) 6 to 8.5 m3/s d) 4 to 6 m3/min
    Answer:
    6. The largest area under Tubewell irrigation in India is in:
    a) Punjab b) West Bengal c) Uttar Pradesh d) Bihar &
    Jharkhand
    Answer:
    7. In the meandering course of a river in alluvial formation, the intake of a lift irrigation
    scheme is to be located on:
    a) Concave side of the river
    b) Convex side of the river
    c) At a point where the water flow is deep
    d) On a straight length of the river
    Answer:
    8. Intake structures for lift irrigation from rivers in delta regions generally comprise of:
    a) Portable pumping set
    b) Floating barrages and their adaptations

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    c) Specifically designed intake structures suiting the river flow stage
    d) A combination of (b) and (c)
    Answer:
    9. The permissible value of mean velocity of flow in an earth channel in loamy soil is:
    a) 40 cm/s b) 60 cm/s c) 80 cm/s d) 1 m/s
    Answer:
    10. The most commonly used material for lining canals in India and other South Asian
    countries is:
    a) Cement concrete b) cement mortar
    c) low density polyethylene film d) bricks or tiles in sandwiched cement mortar
    Answer:
    11. In a programme on the improvement of an outlet command area the important activities
    include:
    a) Location of canal outlet at the most appropriate point
    b) Alignment of the water course along the ridge line or as close to it as possible
    c) Taking branch water course to reach isolated field plots
    d) Rectangulation of land holdings, subject to topographic limitations and consent of
    beneficiary farmers
    Answer:
    12. In general, the major components of water requirement of crops is:
    a) Pre-sowing irrigation b) evapotranspiration c) leaching requirement d) deep
    percolation from crop root zone depth
    Answer:
    13. The minimum land slope required in land irrigated with surface methods of water
    application is:
    a) 0.01% b) 0.05% c) 0.10% d) 0.15%
    Answer:
    14. The sub-irrigation water reaches the plant roots through:
    a) Deep percolation b) lateral spread of water from open ditches c) capillary
    action d) subsurface flow
    Answer:
    15. A saline soil can be reclaimed by:
    a) Leaching c) scraping c) adding gypsum d) growing salt
    tolerant crops
    Answer:
    16. A ground is generally waterlogged when the ground water table is within:
    a) 1.5 to 2 m c) 2 to 2.5 m c) 0.5 to 1 m d) 1 to 5 m,

    2
    below the ground surface
    Answer:
    17. The effect of waterlogging are:
    a) Weed growth b) accumulation of salt c) difficulty in cultivation
    operation d) all the above
    Answer:
    18. The methods used for design of regime channels are:
    a) Kennedy’s method b) Lacey’s method c) Lindleys mwthod d)
    All the above
    Answer:
    19. Kennedy’s method is used for the design of:
    a) Rigid boundary channels carrying clear water
    b) Rigid boundary channels carrying sediment laden water
    c) Alluvial channels
    d) All the above
    Answer:
    20. Available moisture content is:
    a) Field capacity – Permanent wilting point
    b) Capillary water – hygroscopic water
    c) Gravitational water – hygroscopic water
    d) Permanent wilting point + management allowed deficit
    Answer:

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