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Cold Water Session 2 Revision.

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is responsible for the supply of water to consumers?

a)

The local government

b)

The water undertaker

c)

The consumer

d)

The environmental agency

2.

How many homes can a typical reservoir supply?

a)

150,000 homes

b)

1,000 homes

c)

10,000 homes

d)

100,000 homes

3.

What pipe connects the suppliers main to the property boundary?

a)

Service pipe

b)

Communication pipe.

c)

Supply valve

d)

Water meter

4.

What can rain harvesting not be used for?

a)

Drinking water

b)

Irrigation

c)

Toilet flushing

d)

Laundry

5.

What five things are the Water Regulations designed to prevent?

a)

Waste, misuse, undue consumption, contamination, erroneous billing

b)

Waste, misuse, undue consumption, contamination, incorrect installation

c)

Waste, misuse, undue consumption, contamination, incorrect pressure

d)

Waste, misuse, undue consumption, contamination, incorrect temperature

6.

Why should cold water storage cisterns be positioned as high as possible?

a)

To reduce the cost of installation

b)

To increase water temperature

c)

To provide adequate pressure

d)

To minimize water usage

7.

What is required for water to be classified as Fluid Category 1?

a)

It must be hot and suitable for industrial use.

b)

It must be clean, cold, and wholesome.

c)

It must be untreated and from a natural source.

d)

It must be chemically treated and stored.

8.

According to the water regulations, where should drinking water ideally be supplied from?

a)

A private well

b)

A bottled water company

c)

A water undertaker’s mains supply

d)

A rainwater collection system

9.

What causes the aesthetic quality of water in Fluid Category 1 to be impaired?

a)

A change in its temperature

b)

The presence of harmful chemicals

c)

A decrease in pH level

d)

An increase in mineral content

10.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Fluid Category 2?

a)

Changes are aesthetic only

b)

Constitutes a health risk

c)

May occur in water heated in a hot water secondary system

d)

Includes water softened by a domestic water softener

11.

In which scenario might Fluid Category 2 changes occur?

a)

Water in a natural spring

b)

Water heated in a hot water secondary system

c)

Water from a desalination plant

d)

Water in a swimming pool

12.

Which of the following is a typical situation for Fluid Category 3?

a)

Water in the primary circuits of central heating systems

b)

Water used in industrial cooling towers

c)

Water in swimming pools

d)

Water in bottled beverages

13.

In premises other than single occupancy domestic dwellings, what fluid category may domestic fittings and appliances such as washbasins, baths, or showers be regarded as?

a)

Fluid category 1

b)

Fluid category 2

c)

Fluid category 3

d)

Fluid category 4

14.

What does Fluid Category 4 represent in terms of health hazards?

a)

Fluids with low toxicity

b)

Fluids with significant health hazards due to toxic substances

c)

Fluids safe for consumption

d)

Fluids used in food processing

15.

What type of substances might Fluid Category 4 contain?

a)

Non-toxic substances

b)

Chemicals or pesticides

c)

Pure water

d)

Edible oils

16.

Fluid Category 5 includes fluids containing which of the following?

a)

Clean water.

b)

Pathogens from any source.

c)

Distilled water.

d)

Mineral water.

17.

Which of the following is a component of Fluid Category 5?

a)

Faecal material or other human waste.

b)

Pure oxygen.

c)

Clean air.

d)

Fresh fruit juice.

18.

What is the 1st stage of water treatment?

(a)  

19.

What are the 2 methods of water supply distribution in the UK?

(a)  

20.

What are the minimum and maximum depths for a service pipe to a dwelling?

a)

1000mm & 2000mm

b)

570mm & 1850mm

c)

750mm & 1350mm

d)

0.75m & 1.35m

21.

What component is used to tap into a water main to supply a dwelling without having to isolate the main?

a)

Screw down stop valve.

b)

Lever type stop valve

c)

Ferrule.

22.

What is the maximum length of exposed pipe above floor level before a stop valve is fitted?

a)

250mm

b)

300mm

c)

150mm

d)

200mm

23.

Which mineral is added to water in the UK to help prevent tooth decay?

a)

Magnesium.

b)

Flouride.

c)

Lead.

d)

Sulphur.

24.

Which component must be fitted immediately above a stop valve in order to comply with regulations?

a)

Drain off valve conforming to

BS EN 1254.

b)

Water meter.

c)

150mm of blue MDPE pipe.

d)

Drain off valve conforming

BSEN 1245.

25.

If a water meter is fitted internally on the water main what safety measure must be fitted?

a)

Temporary continuity bonding.

b)

Permanent continuity bonding.

c)

Drain off valve conforming to

BSEN 1254.