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National University Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Given are reason of Iron and Manganese Removal except;  (Medium)

a)

Aesthetic Reason

b)

Adsorption

c)

Impact Color to Water

d)

Stain Fixtures and Clothing

2.

Preoxidation followed by sedimentation and filtration is (Medium)

a)

ineffective for complexed Fe and Mn

  

   

b)

cannot be regenerated

c)

suitable for raw water

d)

pre-oxidized constituents

3.

What is the media being used in filtration? (Easy)

a)

Ion Exchange 

b)

Lime-Soda

c)

Greensand

d)

  Chlorine

4.

Which is TRUE about oxidation-reduction with chlorine dioxide? (Medium)

a)

higher pH reaction time is faster

b)

if ammonia is present, the time for oxidation increases

c)

if ammonia is present, the time for oxidation increases

d)

pH of 9.5 manganese oxidation requires 1hr

5.

Which is not belong to treatment strategies of Iron and Manganese removal? (Medium)

a)

Nanofiltration  

b)

Filtration

c)

Lime-Soda Softening

d)

None of the above

6.

U.S EPA set secondary drinking water MCL for Manganese (Easy)

a)

0.5 mg/L

b)

0.05 mg/L

c)

5 mg/L

d)

50 mg/L

7.

U.S EPA set secondary drinking water MCL for Iron (Easy)

a)

0.3 mg/L

b)

30 mg/L

c)

15 mg/L

d)

20 mg/L

8.

Identified as Iron stain color (Easy)

a)

black

b)

blue

c)

green

d)

red or rust

9.

What is the most common method for Manganese and Iron removal? (Easy)

a)

Preoxidation

b)

Ion Exchange

c)

Decision Tree

d)

Filtration

e)

Edhs

10.

Pertains to dull green iron potassium silicate (Easy)

a)

Greensand

b)

Chlorine

c)

Glauconite

d)

Calcium

11.

What water hardness is considered as the maximum level for public supply? (Easy)

a)

100 to 300 mg/L

b)

200 to 400 mg/L

c)

300 to 500 mg/L

d)

400 to 600 mg/L

12.

What water hardness is considered to be moderately hard? (Easy)

a)

60 to 120 mg/L

 

b)

120 to 180 mg/L

c)

180 to 240 mg/L

d)

240 to 300 mg/L

13.

In precipitation softening process, water is treated with what? (Easy)

a)

Lime and soda ash

b)

Greensand

c)

Chlorine

d)

Glauconite

14.

Excess lime softening removes calcium and magnesium to the practical limit of about what value? (Easy)

a)

35 mg/L   

b)

40 mg/L

c)

45 mg/L

d)

50 mg/L

15.

Selective calcium carbonate removal is used to soften water to what amount? (Easy)

a)

Less than 40 mg/L   

b)

40 mg/L

c)

Greater than 40 mg/L

d)

40 to 60 mg/L

16.

Water hardness is caused by the ____ and ____ ions resulting from water contacting geologic formations (Easy)

a)

Calcium and Magnesium   

b)

Calcium and Manganese

c)

Iron and Magnesium

d)

Iron and Manganese

17.

It is the process of reducing raw water hardness, alkalinity, silica, and other constituents (Easy)

a)

Chlorination

b)

Turbidity Removal

c)

Iron and Manganese Removal

d)

Precipitation Softening

18.

Which of the following is not a manmade synthetic organic chemicals containing carbon atoms that occurs not naturally?  (Medium)

a)

Pesticides

b)

Urban Storm Water Runoff 

c)

Agriculture Related Chemicals

d)

FOG

19.

Renowned German Chemist that was known for the synthesis of urea (Easy)

a)

Friedrich Wöhlerwas

  

b)

Robert Bunsen

c)

Fritz Haber

d)

Otto Hahn

20.

It refers to compounds composed of high vapor pressure which causes the compounds to easily evaporate (Easy)

a)

Synthetic Organic Chemicals

b)

Volatile Chemicals

c)

Synthetic Chemicals

d)

Volatile Organic Chemicals

21.

Which is true on the following statements? (Hard)

a)

Natural chemicals do not need to be made, as they are already present throughout our environment. While synthetic chemicals are man-made. They're often an imitation of natural chemicals

b)

Natural chemicals need to be made, as they are already not present throughout our environment. While synthetic chemicals are man-made. They're often an imitation of natural chemicals

c)

Natural chemicals do not need to be made, as they are already not present throughout our environment. While synthetic chemicals are man-made. They're often an not an imitation of natural chemicals

d)

None of the following

22.

Which is true on the following statements? (Hard)

a)

The maximum contaminant level of Lindane is 0.002 mg/L

     

b)

The maximum contaminant level of Picloram is 1 mg/L

c)

The maximum contaminant level of Toxaphene is 0.003 mg/L

d)

The maximum contaminant level of Methoxychlor is 0.045 mg/L

23.

Among the following which is usually used on groundwater pump treatment and remedy? (Hard)

a)

Metal Stripping      

b)

Air Stripping

c)

Activated Carbon  

d)

Absorption

24.

Which is true on the following statements? (Hard)

a)

United States EPA chose Granulated Activated Carbon and Air Stripping as least available technology for treatment of VOCs except for vinyl chloride and methylene chloride

b)

United States EPA chose Granulated Activated Carbon and Air Stripping as least available technology for treatment of VOCs including for vinyl chloride and methylene chloride

c)

United States EPA chose Granulated Activated Carbon and Air Stripping as best available technology for treatment of VOCs including treatment for vinyl chloride and methylene chloride

d)

United States EPA chose Granulated Activated Carbon and Air Stripping as best available technology for treatment of VOCs except for vinyl chloride and methylene chloride

e)

None of the following

25.

Volatile Organic Chemicals are classified in three groups in wastewater treatment; Which among the choices gives a chemical sample of each group? (Hard)

a)

Benzene, Tetrachloroethylene and Methylene chloride

b)

Benzene, Tetrachloroethylene and Xylene

c)

Benzene, Tetrachloroethylene and Trihalomethanes

d)

Benzene, Toluene, and Xylene

e)

None of the following