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WorksheetsGroundwater Flow and contaminant transport in aquifers
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
An aquifer is an underground vaccum space filled with groundwater.
True
False
An aquifer is an underground layer of water-bearing permeable rock.
True
False
Aquifers are the first source of freshwater everywhere in the world.
True
False
Groundwater is more exposed to contamination than surface water.
True
False
The most important part of a well that allows for collecting water is:
The casing
The screen and the gravel pack
Clay seal
In this Figure (1) is:
Borehole
screen
gravel pack
In this Figure (2) is:
Casing
screen
gravel pack
In this Figure (4) is:
Borehole
screen
gravel pack
In this Figure (5) is:
Borehole
screen
gravel pack
A pump could be used for getting water out of the well. Do you think that there is a case where water can go up without pump?
Yes
No
In which well water can go to the surface without pump?
A
B
C
A, B and C
The unconfined aquifer is:
aquifer 1
aquifer 2
In confined aquifers groundwater is in direct contact with the atmosphere
True
False
Unconfined aquifers are more exposed to contamination due to human activities.
True
False
The figure presents some contamination sources of :
a confined aquifer
an unconfined aquifer
In this figure contamination 2 is related to:
Landfill
oil
agriculture activities
mining
In this figure contamination 1 is related to:
Landfill
oil
agriculture activities
mining
In this figure contamination 2 is related to:
Landfill
oil
agriculture activities
mining
In this figure contamination 3 is related to:
Landfill
oil
agriculture activities
mining
In confined aquifer groundwater is recharged by rainfall.
False
True
In confined aquifer water can come from very far areas
True
False
Groundwater flow can be more easily renwed in
confined aquifers
unconfined aquifers
In aquifers groundwater is usually at rest.
False
True
Contaminant transport occurs by
conduction and radiation
Diffusion and advection
Advection and convection
Diffusion and mixing
