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Intro to LIDs and Bioretention

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bioretention is an example of what kind of LID?

a)

Structural LID

b)

Non-structural LID

c)

Integrated LID

d)

Integrated non-structural LID

2.

Examples of LID Practices can be understood as Prevent - Detain - Infiltrate - Evapotranspire - Capture - Re-use

Which of the following does not fit into any of those categories?

a)

Swales. Terracing, and check dams

b)

Rain barrels and cisterns

c)

Water Turbines

d)

Green Roofs

3.

Well designed LID Practices with pre-treatment are easier to maintain than conventional SWM practices

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which of the following is a direct benefit of LID?

a)

Delayed timing of peak runoff

b)

Improved stream erosion

c)

Reduced runoff temperature

d)

All of the above

5.

The ratio of impervious drainage to pervious/facility footprint area (I:P area ratio) for an area being treated by a bioretention cell should be kept at what ratio? (footprint of the impervious drainage area)

a)

1:1 to 1:2

b)

100:1 to 50:1

c)

5:1 to 20:1

d)

1:2 to 3:4

6.

Which options are NOT roles of plants in biorientation systems?

a)

Pollutant removal, Asethetics

b)

Water uptake, Flow barriers

c)

Soil stabilization, Aid for Infiltration

d)

Nutritious and accessible roadside vegetables

7.

Having a diverse selection of plants in a bioretention system:

a)

Increases the success of the system

b)

Is prohibitively costly

c)

Can be devastating as plants are tribal

d)

Scares away wildlife and small woodland creatures