🚀 100+ Irrigation Engineering MCQ Questions & Answers FOR BTSC AND SSC JE | Civil Engineering Exam Preparation

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    Irrigation Engineering MCQ Questions & Answers | Civil Engineering (Part-1)

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    Q41. For the design of major hydraulic structures on canals, the generally preferred method is:

    A. Bligh's theory
    B. Electrical analogy method
    C. Relaxation method
    D. Khosla's method of independent variables

    Answer: D) Khosla's method of independent variables

    💡 Explanation: Khosla's method provides more accurate seepage analysis and is widely used for hydraulic structures.


    Q42. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following:

    A. In free flooding irrigation, water is admitted at one corner and spreads over the entire field
    B. In check method, the field is divided into smaller compartments
    C. In furrow irrigation, water flows between rows of plants
    D. None of these

    Answer: D) None of these

    💡 Explanation: All statements are correct irrigation methods.


    Q43. Pick up the incorrect statement regarding a Venturi Head Flume:

    A. Side walls are splayed out from throat end at 1:10 for 4.5 m
    B. Width of flume is equal to 2/3 of distributary bed width
    C. Splayed walls are increased to 1:3 to obtain full bed width
    D. None of these

    Answer: D) None of these


    Q44. Irrigation canals are generally aligned along:

    A. Ridge line
    B. Contour line
    C. Valley line
    D. Straight line

    Answer: A) Ridge line

    💡 Explanation: Ridge alignment minimizes cross drainage works.


    Q45. In a canal syphon, the flow is:

    A. Under atmospheric pressure
    B. Pipe flow
    C. With critical velocity
    D. Under negative pressure

    Answer: B) Pipe flow


    Q46. Pick up the correct statement:

    A. Approach line should not be steeper than 22.5°
    B. Departure line should not be steeper than 30°
    C. Approach line should not be steeper than 30° and departure not steeper than 22.5°
    D. Both should not exceed 22.5°

    Answer: C) Approach line should not be steeper than 30° and departure line not steeper than 22.5°


    Q47. The main function of diversion head works of a canal from a river is:

    A. To remove silt
    B. To control floods
    C. To store water
    D. To raise water level

    Answer: D) To raise water level

    💡 Explanation: Diversion head works raise river water level so that water can enter the canal system.


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    Q48. Pick up the correct statement from the following:

    A. The full supply level of a canal should be above ground level
    B. According to Lacey, regime conditions require a particular slope for a given discharge and silt factor
    C. In case the ground slope is less than the required bed slope, the silt factor must be reduced by permitting the entry of coarse silt
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above

    💡 Explanation: All the statements are valid under canal design principles.


    Q49. If d₁ is the depth of cutting and d₂ is the height of the bank from bed level, the horizontal distance between bed and bank is:

    A. x = r₁d₁
    B. x = r₂d₂
    C. x = d₁/r₁
    D. x = d₂/r₂

    Answer: B) x = r₂d₂


    Q50. According to Kennedy, silt transporting power is proportional to:

    A. V₀¹/²
    B. V₀³/²
    C. V₀⁵/²
    D. V₀⁷/²

    Answer: C) V₀⁵/²


    Q51. Regime conditions in a channel may occur if:

    A. Discharge is constant
    B. Channel flows uniformly in incoherent alluvium
    C. Silt grade and charge are constant
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q52. A river is said to be:

    A. Aggrading type
    B. Degrading type
    C. Meandering type
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q53. The ratio of rate of change of discharge of an outlet and parent channel is called:

    A. Efficiency
    B. Sensitivity
    C. Flexibility
    D. Modular limit

    Answer: C) Flexibility


    Q54. The width of a dowla is generally kept between:

    A. 10–20 cm
    B. 20–30 cm
    C. 30–60 cm
    D. 60–90 cm

    Answer: C) 30–60 cm


    Q55. Pick up the correct statement:

    A. Water table follows ground surface
    B. Static water level indicates water table
    C. Hydrostatic pressure at water table is zero
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q56. Lacey's equation for calculating flood discharge:

    A. V = 10.8R¹/²S¹/²
    B. V = 10.8R²/³S¹/²
    C. V = 10.8R²/³S¹/³
    D. V = 10.8R¹/³S²/³

    Answer: C) V = 10.8R²/³S¹/³


    Q57. Deficit of sediments in flowing water causes:

    A. Meandering type
    B. Aggrading type
    C. Degrading type
    D. Sub-critical type

    Answer: C) Degrading type


    Q58. Side slopes generally kept for canals in loam soil are:

    A. 1:1 in cutting and 1.5:1 in filling
    B. 1.5:1 in cutting and 2:1 in filling
    C. Neither A nor B
    D. Both A and B

    Answer: D) Both A and B


    Q59. Critical gradient according to Khosla's creep theory:

    A. 0
    B. 0.25
    C. 0.50
    D. 1.00

    Answer: D) 1.00


    Q60. Combined losses due to evaporation and seepage:

    A. (1/50)(B+d)²/³
    B. (1/100)(B+d)²/³
    C. (1/150)(B+d)²/³
    D. (1/200)(B+d)²/³

    Answer: D) (1/200)(B+d)²/³


    Irrigation Engineering MCQ Questions & Answers | Civil Engineering (Part-3)

    Q61. The length of a meander is the distance along the river between the tangent point of one curve to:

    A. Reverse curve
    B. Next curve of the same order
    C. Reverse curve + river width
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Next curve of the same order


    Q62. The top of the capillary zone:

    A. Lies below water table
    B. Lies above water table
    C. Coincides with water table
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Lies above water table


    Q63. The depth of rice root zone is:

    A. 50 cm
    B. 60 cm
    C. 80 cm
    D. 90 cm

    Answer: D) 90 cm


    Q64. If irrigation efficiency is 80%, conveyance losses are 20%, and actual depth of watering is 16 cm, depth of water required at canal outlet is:

    A. 10 cm
    B. 15 cm
    C. 20 cm
    D. 25 cm

    Answer: D) 25 cm


    Q65. In a barrage, crest level is kept:

    A. Low with large gates
    B. High with large gates
    C. High with no gates
    D. Low with no gates

    Answer: A) Low with large gates


    Q66. An outlet maintaining constant discharge irrespective of fluctuations in water levels is:

    A. Non-modular outlet
    B. Semi-modular outlet
    C. Flexible modular outlet
    D. Rigid modular outlet

    Answer: D) Rigid modular outlet


    Q67. In a trapezoidal notch fall:

    A. Top length of piers ≥ thickness
    B. Upstream splay = 45°
    C. Downstream splay = 22.5°
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q68. Final formed berms in canals are provided for:

    A. Protection against erosion
    B. Control seepage losses
    C. Strengthening banks
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q69. Process of meandering is due to:

    A. Sediment load
    B. Hydraulic properties
    C. Relative erodibility of bed and banks
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q70. Ratio of rate of change of discharge of outlet to rate of change in water level is:

    A. Efficiency
    B. Sensitivity
    C. Flexibility
    D. Modular limit

    Answer: B) Sensitivity


    Q71. Ratio of head recovered to head put in is:

    A. Efficiency
    B. Sensitivity
    C. Flexibility
    D. Modular limit

    Answer: A) Efficiency


    Q72. Width of trapezoidal crest of Sarda fall is:

    A. B = 0.22(H+d)
    B. B = 0.33(H+d)
    C. B = 0.44(H+d)
    D. B = 0.55(H+d)

    Answer: D) B = 0.55(H+d)


    Q73. Scour depth according to Lacey equation is:

    A. D = 0.47(Q/f)
    B. D = 0.47(Q/f)½
    C. D = 0.47(Q/f)⅓
    D. D = 0.47(Q/f)⅔

    Answer: C) D = 0.47(Q/f)⅓


    Q74. For crossing conditions at C₁, the preferred structure is:

    A. Aqueduct
    B. Super-passage
    C. Syphon aqueduct
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Super-passage


    Q75. When canal and drainage approach each other at same level, structure provided is:

    A. Aqueduct
    B. Syphon
    C. Level crossing
    D. Inlet and outlet

    Answer: C) Level crossing


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    Q76. The difference in level between the top of a bank and supply level in a canal is called:

    A. Berm
    B. Free board
    C. Height of bank
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Free board


    Q77. If L is total canal length, P is total perimeter of lining and C is cost of lining per square metre, additional expenditure involved is:

    A. 100PLC
    B. PLC/1000
    C. PL/1000C
    D. PC/100L

    Answer: A) 100PLC


    Q78. Crest level of a canal diversion head work depends upon:

    A. F.S.L. of canal
    B. Discharge parameters
    C. Pond level
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q79. The most suitable location of canal head works is:

    A. Boulder stage
    B. Delta stage
    C. Rock stage
    D. Trough stage

    Answer: D) Trough stage


    Q80. Length and width of meander vary approximately as:

    A. Square root of discharge
    B. Discharge
    C. Square of discharge
    D. Cube of discharge

    Answer: A) Square root of discharge


    Q81. A land is said to be waterlogged if:

    A. Soil pores up to 40 cm are saturated
    B. Soil pores up to 50 cm are saturated
    C. Root zone of crops are saturated
    D. All the above

    Answer: C) Root zone of crops are saturated


    Q82. Lacey's silt factor (f) is:

    A. 2V²R
    B. 3V²/4R
    C. 5V²/2R
    D. 2V²/5R

    Answer: C) 5V²/2R


    Q83. A counter berm is:

    A. Horizontal benching on inside slope
    B. Horizontal benching on outside slope
    C. Vertical benching on outer edge
    D. Vertical benching on inner edge

    Answer: B) Horizontal benching on outside slope


    Q84. At site C₃ the structure provided is:

    A. Aqueduct
    B. Syphon aqueduct
    C. Super passage
    D. Syphon

    Answer: A) Aqueduct


    Q85. Canals constructed for draining waterlogged areas are known as:

    A. Drains
    B. Inundation canals
    C. Valley canals
    D. Contour canals

    Answer: A) Drains


    Q86. Lacey's regime velocity is proportional to:

    A. R½S¾
    B. Q¾S⅓
    C. R¾S⅓
    D. R⅔S½

    Answer: C) R¾S⅓


    Q87. A fall in canal bed is generally provided if:

    A. Ground slope exceeds designed bed slope
    B. Designed bed slope exceeds ground slope
    C. Both are same
    D. None of these

    Answer: A) Ground slope exceeds designed bed slope


    Q88. If straight sides of triangular section of lined canal with circular bottom radius R:

    A. R
    B. 2R
    C. R/2
    D. 2R

    Answer: D) 2R


    Q89. According to Pickles, confining flood water between levees increases:

    A. Rate of flood wave
    B. Water surface elevation
    C. Maximum discharge
    D. Surface slope above levied portion

    Answer: D) Surface slope above levied portion


    Q90. F.S.L. of a canal at head with respect to parent channel is kept:

    A. Same level
    B. 15 cm lower
    C. 15 cm higher
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) 15 cm lower


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    Q91. The depth of the crest of a scouring sluice below the crest of a head regulator is generally kept:

    A. 0.20 m
    B. 1.20 m
    C. 2.20 m
    D. 3.20 m

    Answer: B) 1.20 m


    Q92. Bligh's theory of seepage assumes:

    A. Equal weightage to horizontal and vertical creep
    B. More weightage to horizontal creep
    C. Less weightage to horizontal creep
    D. Loss of head follows sine curve

    Answer: A) Equal weightage to horizontal and vertical creep


    Q93. If D₁ and D₂ are upstream and downstream depths of a hydraulic jump, the head loss is:

    A. (D₂-D₁)³/D₁D₂
    B. (D₂-D₁)³/2D₁D₂
    C. (D₂-D₁)³/3D₁D₂
    D. (D₂-D₁)³/4D₁D₂

    Answer: D) (D₂-D₁)³/4D₁D₂


    Q94. Garnett's diagrams are used for graphical solution of design equations by:

    A. Lacey's theory
    B. Kennedy's theory
    C. Gibb's theory
    D. Lindlay theory

    Answer: B) Kennedy's theory


    Q95. King's vanes are provided in a head regulator to:

    A. Increase discharge
    B. Reduce water level
    C. Control silt entry into distributary
    D. Increase velocity

    Answer: C) Control silt entry into distributary


    Q96. Effective precipitation for a crop is:

    A. Total rainfall – evaporation losses
    B. Total rainfall – infiltration losses
    C. Total rainfall during crop period
    D. Available water stored in root zone

    Answer: D) Available water stored in root zone


    Q97. In triangular section lined canal with circular bottom, the section value is:

    A. R
    B.
    C. R/2
    D. 2R²

    Answer: D) 2R²


    Q98. Soil state when plants cannot extract sufficient water is:

    A. Maximum saturated point
    B. Permanent wilting point
    C. Ultimate utilization point
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Permanent wilting point


    Q99. Useful soil moisture is:

    A. Field capacity
    B. Saturation capacity
    C. Moisture at wilting point
    D. Difference between field capacity and permanent wilting point

    Answer: D) Difference between field capacity and permanent wilting point


    Q100. Groynes are generally built:

    A. Perpendicular to bank
    B. Inclined upstream up to 30°
    C. Inclined downstream up to 30°
    D. All the above

    Answer: B) Inclined upstream up to 30°


    Q101. Useful soil moisture for plant growth is:

    A. Capillary water
    B. Gravity water
    C. Hygroscopic water
    D. Chemical water

    Answer: A) Capillary water


    Q102. Minimum 90 cm free board is provided when canal discharge is:

    A. 30–33 cumecs
    B. 30–60 cumecs
    C. Over 60 cumecs
    D. Over 100 cumecs

    Answer: C) Over 60 cumecs


    Q103. According to Kennedy, critical velocity is:

    A. V₀ = 0.84mD⁰·⁶⁴
    B. V₀ = 0.55mD⁰·⁶⁴
    C. V₀ = 0.84mD⁰·⁵⁴
    D. V₀ = 0.55mD⁰·⁵⁴

    Answer: B) V₀ = 0.55mD⁰·⁶⁴


    Q104. Canal constructed for diversion of flood water is:

    A. Ridge canal
    B. Perennial canal
    C. Inundation canal
    D. Canal

    Answer: C) Inundation canal


    Q105. Lane's weighted creep theory assumes:

    A. Equal weightage
    B. Double horizontal weightage
    C. Triple horizontal weightage
    D. Triple vertical weightage and one horizontal weightage

    Answer: D) Triple vertical weightage and one horizontal weightage


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    Q106. Solution of Laplace equation in three dimensions for water flow in a syphon is done by:

    A. Analytical method
    B. Khosla's method
    C. Method of relaxation
    D. Unwin's method

    Answer: C) Method of relaxation


    Q107. In North Indian plains, optimum depth of kor watering for wheat is:

    A. 23.0 cm
    B. 19.0 cm
    C. 17.5 cm
    D. 13.5 cm

    Answer: D) 13.5 cm


    Q108. A waterlogged land becomes unsuitable for cultivation due to:

    A. Ease of tillage
    B. Absence of aeration in root zone
    C. Regular water supply through capillary action
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Absence of aeration in root zone


    Q109. Attracting groynes are built:

    A. Perpendicular to bank
    B. Inclined downstream
    C. Inclined upstream
    D. None of these

    Answer: B) Inclined downstream


    Q110. The optimum depth of kor watering for rice crop is:

    A. 23.0 cm
    B. 19.0 cm
    C. 17.5 cm
    D. 13.5 cm

    Answer: B) 19.0 cm


    Q111. Which statement is correct?

    A. Canal and drainage systems are complementary
    B. Canal system runs on ridges and spreads water
    C. Drainage system collects water and joins main stream
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q112. The most commonly adopted irrigation method for cereal crops is:

    A. Free flooding method
    B. Check method
    C. Furrow method
    D. Sprinkler method

    Answer: B) Check method


    Q113. In an open venturi flume, maximum flow is:

    A. Q = 1.71BD¹/²
    B. Q = 1.71BD
    C. Q = 1.71BD³/²
    D. Q = 1.71BD²/³

    Answer: C) Q = 1.71BD³/²


    Q114. Intensity of irrigation means:

    A. Percentage of culturable commanded area irrigated annually
    B. Percentage of gross commanded area irrigated annually
    C. Average of gross and culturable area
    D. Total depth supplied by number of waterings

    Answer: A) Percentage of culturable commanded area irrigated annually


    Q115. Retrogression of river bed downstream of a weir occurs due to:

    A. Heavy impact of water
    B. Increase in bed level
    C. Less percentage of silt
    D. Soft soil strata

    Answer: C) Less percentage of silt


    Q116. Meandering of a river generally occurs in:

    A. Rocky stage
    B. Delta stage
    C. Boulder stage
    D. Trough stage

    Answer: D) Trough stage


    Q117. For designing venturi head:

    A. Throat width ≥ one-third bed width
    B. Throat length = 2.5 × depth to FSL
    C. Minimum throat width ≥ 60 cm
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q118. Extra excavated earth of canals is used to provide spoil banks on:

    A. Left side
    B. Right side
    C. Both sides
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q119. Approximate permissible velocity in concrete canal should not exceed:

    A. 0.5 m/s
    B. 1.0 m/s
    C. 1.5 m/s
    D. 2.0 m/s

    Answer: D) 2.0 m/s


    Q120. Lacey's regime condition is obtained if:

    A. Silt grade is variable
    B. Discharge is variable
    C. Silt charge is variable
    D. Channel flows in unlimited incoherent alluvium of same character as transported material

    Answer: D) Channel flows in unlimited incoherent alluvium of same character as transported material

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    Q121. A hydraulic jump is generally formed when a stream moving with:

    A. Hyper-critical velocity meets critical velocity
    B. Hyper-critical velocity meets hyper-critical velocity
    C. Hyper-critical velocity meets sub-critical velocity
    D. Sub-critical velocity meets hyper-critical velocity

    Answer: C) Hyper-critical velocity meets sub-critical velocity


    Q122. Pick up the incorrect statement. Culturable Commanded Area (CCA) is gross area minus:

    A. Populated area
    B. Alkaline area
    C. Forest area
    D. Fallow land

    Answer: D) Fallow land

    💡 Explanation: Fallow land is included under CCA.


    Q123. The downstream expansion head of a guide bank is extended to subtend an angle of:

    A. 30°
    B. 45°
    C. 60°
    D. 90°

    Answer: B) 45°


    Q124. A fall which maintains its depth is:

    A. Trapezoidal notch fall
    B. Low weir fall
    C. Rectangular notch fall
    D. All the above

    Answer: D) All the above


    Q125. A current meter measures flow velocity when held:

    A. On water surface
    B. At channel bottom
    C. At any point within cross-section
    D. None of these

    Answer: C) At any point within cross-section


    Q126. Width of a meander belt is the transverse distance between:

    A. Apex point of one curve and apex point of reverse curve
    B. Apex point and crossing
    C. Two banks of river
    D. None of these

    Answer: A) Apex point of one curve and apex point of reverse curve


    Q127. When a canal is carried over a natural drainage, the structure provided is:

    A. Syphon
    B. Aqueduct
    C. Super passage
    D. Syphon aqueduct

    Answer: B) Aqueduct


    Q128. For smooth entry of water into a canal, the angle between head regulator and flow is generally:

    A. 80°
    B. 90°
    C. 110°
    D. 120°

    Answer: C) 110°


    Q129. In rigid module, the discharge:

    A. Is independent of water levels in distributary and watercourse
    B. Depends on distributary water level
    C. Depends on watercourse level
    D. Depends on both levels

    Answer: A) Is independent of water levels in distributary and watercourse


    Q130. Best irrigation method for standing crops in undulating sandy fields:

    A. Sprinkler irrigation
    B. Free flooding
    C. Check method
    D. Furrow method

    Answer: A) Sprinkler irrigation


    Q131. Saturation gradient in ordinary loam soil is generally:

    A. 2:1
    B. 3:1
    C. 4:1
    D. 5:1

    Answer: C) 4:1


    Q132. Fundamental momentum equation for hydraulic jump is:

    A. Equation A
    B. Equation B
    C. Equation C
    D. Equation D

    Answer: B) Equation B


    Q133. Uplift pressure on the roof of an inverted syphon is maximum when:

    A. Drain is dry
    B. Canal is dry
    C. Canal at F.S.L.
    D. Drain at H.F.L.

    Answer: D) Drain at H.F.L.


    Q134. Ratio of discharge over trapezoidal crest to rectangular crest of Sarda fall is:

    A. 1.084
    B. 1.074
    C. 1.064
    D. 1.054

    Answer: A) 1.084


    Q135. Relationship between duty (D) and base period (B):

    Δ=8.6BD\Delta = \frac{8.6B}{D}

    Answer: D) Δ = 8.6B/D


    Q136. Waterlogged field becomes more alkaline and infertile when pH value is:

    A. 5
    B. 7
    C. 9
    D. 11

    Answer: D) 11


    Q137. Lacey's silt factor is proportional to:

    A.
    B. m¹/²
    C. m¹/³
    D. m²/³

    Answer: B) m¹/²


    Q138. Sensitivity of a rigid module is:

    A. 2.00
    B. 1.50
    C. 1.00
    D. Zero

    Answer: D) Zero

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