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DAY 70 WORKSHEET ITI PUBLIC HEALTHWater Quality and Testing Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Turbidity measured using a Nephelometer works on which principle?

a)

Light absorption

b)

Light scattering

c)

Chemical precipitation

d)

Refraction of light

2.

If total hardness is less than total alkalinity, then:

a)

Carbonate hardness = Total alkalinity

b)

Carbonate hardness = Total hardness

c)

Non-carbonate hardness = Total hardness

d)

Non-carbonate hardness = Total alkalinity

3.

The acceptable limit of fluoride in drinking water as per IS 10500:2012 is:

a)

0.5 mg/L

b)

1 mg/L

c)

1.5 mg/L

d)

2 mg/L

4.

High chloride content in water mainly indicates:

a)

Fresh groundwater availability

b)

Sewage/sea water contamination

c)

Excess lime application

d)

High oxygenation

5.

Pathogens present in water are strongly associated with:

a)

Turbidity only

b)

Chemical impurities

c)

Biological contamination

d)

Hardness level

6.

Temporary hardness can be removed completely by boiling.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Colour in water expressed as True Colour Unit (TCU) refers to colour after removing suspended matter.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Assertion (A): KMnO₄ can be used for disinfection in rural water supply. Reason (R): KMnO₄ provides residual protection similar to chlorine.

a)

A true, R true and R explains A

b)

A true, R true but R doesn't explain A

c)

A true, R false

d)

A false, R true

9.

(a)   test is used to estimate undesirable bacterial presence using Most Probable Number (MPN) concept.

10.

The permissible total dissolved solids (TDS) level for drinking water is (a)   mg/L (acceptable).

11.

Threshold odour is measured in units called ___ using an instrument called ___.

(a)  

12.

The indicator used in chloride estimation using Mohr’s method is (a)   .

13.

The standard DO level required for survival of aquatic life is approximately (a)   ppm.

14.

Match the following: Physical Parameters & Measuring Devices.

a)

A. Colour

1.

Tintometer

b)

B. Odour

2.

Osmoscope

c)

C. Turbidity

3.

Thermometer

d)

D. Conductivity

4.

Ionic tester

15.

Match the following: Water Quality Concepts.

a)

A. pH 7

1.

Neutral water

b)

B. Temporary hardness

2.

Removes by boiling

c)

C. EDTA titration

3.

Permanent hardness

d)

D. Sulphate contamination

4.

Laxative effect