Q. Juvenile water is also called __________

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Q. Some hot springs are derived from which water?

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Q. The vadose water which is lost to the atmosphere by transpiration and evaporation is __________

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Q. Which zone is a zone of non-saturation among vadose water?

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Q. Which zones are together called zone of aeration?

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Q. The zone of water which occurs only in fine particle size is __________

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Q. Which vadose water zone is also called the zone of saturation?

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Q. The rock mass which is capable of yielding the contained water economically __________

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Q. Which among the following is not an example of the good aquifer?

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Q. The formation which may be porous enough to hold enough quantity of water is __________

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Q. Example for best aquiclude is __________

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Q. Which rock formation is absolutely impermeable?

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Q. Granite and quartzite are examples of __________

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Q. Which is the rock mass where partial perviousness is caused because of profuse jointing or cracks?

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Q. All rocks are suitable for holding groundwater.

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Q. Aquifers are distinguished into how many types on the basis of physical conditions under which water can exist in them?

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Q. Which aquifer is called water table aquifer?

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Q. What is the pressure of upper surface of unconfined aquifer?

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Q. What is the isolated water table held by a small extension of impervious rock called?

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Q. Supplies from perched water-table are reliable as source of water.

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