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CANALS MCQs – CHAPTER 20 DAE

1. Canals are:

(A) Natural waterway


(B) Artificial waterway


(C) A & B both


(D) None of these




2. It is a type of canal:

(A) Lined


(B) Free board


(C) Service canal


(D) Berm




3. For cutting side slope is taken as:

(A) 1.5:1


(B) 1:1 to 1.5:1


(C) 1:1


(D) 1.5:1 to 2:1




4. Distance between toe of bank and top edge of cutting is known as:

(A) Barrow pits


(B) Berm


(C) Spoil banks


(D) All of these




5. If S1:1 is slope in cutting and S2:1 in filling, then initial width is:

(A) (S2-S1)d


(B) (S2-d)S1


(C) (S1×S2)d


(D) (S2+S1)d




6. Choose the correct statement:

(A) Berm helps the channel to attain regime condition


(B) Berm protects banks for erosion


(C) Berm provides scope for expansion


(D) All of These




7. FSL means:

(A) False Saturation level


(B) False Supply level


(C) Full saturation level


(D) Full supply level




8. Freeboard is taken for 10 to 30 m³/s:

(A) 0.50


(B) 0.75


(C) 0.60


(D) 0.90




9. Freeboard is taken for 30 to 150 m³/s:

(A) 0.90


(B) 0.60


(C) 0.75


(D) 0.50




10. Banks are provided:

(A) To keep water in a path


(B) To construct service road


(C) Both A & B


(D) None of these




11. Barrow pits should maintain the distance for small channels:

(A) 5 meters


(B) 3 meters


(C) 8 meters


(D) 10 meters




12. The depth of pits should be:

(A) Less than or equal to 1.5 m


(B) Equal to 1 m


(C) More than 1 m


(D) Less than or equal to 1 m




13. Such type of rain canal flows throughout the year:

(A) Rainy


(B) Non-perennial


(C) Perennial


(D) Power




14. Such type of rain canal flows in only one part the year:

(A) Perennial


(B) Power


(C) Rainy


(D) Non-perennial




15. Sadhnai canal connects:

(A) Panjnad Link Canal to Muzaffargarh Canal


(B) Melsi Link Canal & Tounsa


(C) Panjnad Link Canal & Chenab


(D) Melsi Link Canal to Muzaffargarh Canal




16. UCC stands for:

(A) Undefined Canal Course


(B) Underlined Canal Course


(C) Upper Chenab Canal


(D) Undefined Chenab Canal




17. LCCF stands for:

(A) Left Chenab Canal Feeder


(B) Lower Canal Course Feeder


(C) Left Chenab Course Feeder


(D) Lower Chenab Canal Feeder




18. Main canal contains the discharge:

(A) 10 and more than 10 cumecs


(B) 0.25-3 cumecs


(C) 5-10 cumecs


(D) 7 cumecs




19. Branch canal contains the discharge:

(A) 0.25-3 cumecs


(B) 5-10 cumecs


(C) 10 and more than 10 cumecs


(D) 7 cumecs




20. Distributary canal contains the discharge:

(A) 5-10 cumecs


(B) 10 and more than 10 cumecs


(C) 0.25-3 cumecs


(D) 7 cumecs




21. Canals are aligned by:

(A) Ridge canal


(B) Contour canal


(C) All of These


(D) Side slope canal




22. Choose the correct statement:

(A) Lining prevents the growth of weed


(B) All of these


(C) In lined canal velocity is high


(D) Initial cost of lined canal is high




23. For Sindh VC = ______:

(A) 0.84Dn


(B) mDn


(C) mD⁰·⁶⁴


(D) mD




24. VC stands for:

(A) Controlled velocity


(B) Critical velocity


(C) Constant velocity


(D) Contoured velocity




25. It is a condition of scouring:

V')"> (A) Vact < V


V')"> (B) None of these


V')"> (C) Vact = V


V')"> (D) Vact > V




26. It is a condition of silting:

(A) Vact = V


(B) Vact > V


(C) Vact < V


(D) None of these




27. A canal shall be in true regime if:

(A) Discharge is constant


(B) All of these


(C) Silt charge is uniform


(D) Flow is uniform




28. Canal velocity ratio = ______:

(A) V₀ / V


(B) V / V₀


(C) VC / V₀


(D) V / VC




29. For canal, 1 mile = ____________:

(A) 4000 ft


(B) 4800 ft


(C) 5000 ft


(D) 5500 ft




30. 5 R.D = ___ for canals:

(A) 5 miles


(B) 1 mile


(C) 1 ft


(D) 1000 ft




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