Q- For each of the following statements, choose the correct (A,B,C,D) 1. Hydrograph is a graphical representation of A- Surface run off B- Ground water flow C- Rain fall D- Discharge flowing in the river 2. The shape of recession limb of a hydrograph depends upon A- Basin characteristics only B- Storm characteristics only C- Both (A) and (B) D- None of these 3. The runoff is affected by A- Size of the basin B- Shape of the basin C- Elevation of the water shed 4. For design hydraulic structures must know D- All the above A- Inflection point from hydrograph C- Base flow from hydrograph B- Peak flow from hydrograph D- Rising limb rising 5. The falling of flood hydrograph in the river represented A- rising limb B- recession limb C-base flow D-maximum discharge 6. The base flow in river flow hydrograph is A- flow after runoff arrived river B- the initial flow of the river before the rain arrive C- runoff of rain fall 7. The equation 1-0= AS for Storage representing D- runoff and precipitation A- Momentum equation B- Continuity equation C-Flow equation D-All the above 8. The surface runoff hydrograph usually starts : A- Before rainfall start B- After Rainfall start C- start rainfall D- Non of above.

Q- For each of the following statements, choose the correct (A,B,C,D) 1. Hydrograph is a graphical representation of A- Surface run off B- Ground water flow C- Rain fall D- Discharge flowing in the river 2. The shape of recession limb of a hydrograph depends upon A- Basin characteristics only B- Storm characteristics only C- Both (A) and (B) D- None of these 3. The runoff is affected by A- Size of the basin B- Shape of the basin C- Elevation of the water shed 4. For design hydraulic structures must know D- All the above A- Inflection point from hydrograph C- Base flow from hydrograph B- Peak flow from hydrograph D- Rising limb rising 5. The falling of flood hydrograph in the river represented A- rising limb B- recession limb C-base flow D-maximum discharge 6. The base flow in river flow hydrograph is A- flow after runoff arrived river B- the initial flow of the river before the rain arrive C- runoff of rain fall 7. The equation 1-0= AS for Storage representing D- runoff and precipitation A- Momentum equation B- Continuity equation C-Flow equation D-All the above 8. The surface runoff hydrograph usually starts : A- Before rainfall start B- After Rainfall start C- start rainfall D- Non of above.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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