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TEXAS WASTEWATER CLASS D NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ _____ allows uniform pump rates, supplies water for firefighting, and provides time for disinfection. - ANSWERS-Storage Q._____ and _____ and other minerals cause hardness in water. - ANSWERS-Calcium and magnesium Q._____ are underground, water-bearing formations yielding useful quantities of water. - ANSWERS-Aquifers Q._____ can adapt to conditions that would kill a human. - ANSWERS-Cockroaches Q._____ cause small particles in water to clot together forming floc, and this process, flocculation, forms larger particles that settle more readily. - ANSWERS-Coagulants Q._____ facilities equalize demand on the water supply. - ANSWERS-Storage Q._____ fecal matter entering a water supply transmits pathogens to healthy people. - ANSWERS-Infected Q._____ is a process that forces water through a membrane. - ANSWERS-Reverse osmosis Q._____ is a tank, usually steel, supported aboveground on a tower. - ANSWERS-Elevated storage Q._____ is an electrochemical method of preventing corrosion of the interior of metal tanks. - ANSWERS-Cathodic protection Q._____ is put into bacteriological sample bottles to dechlorinate the water. - ANSWERS-Sodium thiosulfate Q._____ is the amount of suspended matter such as clay, silt, organic matter, and microorganisms in the water. - ANSWERS-Turbidity Q._____ is the final step in removing suspended matter and chlorine-resistant microorganisms. - ANSWERS-Filtering Q._____ is the force the pump works against. - ANSWERS-Head Q._____ must be notified about changes to public water systems involving water source, water quality, and health hazards. - ANSWERS-The state Q._____ occurs inside the pump volute or casing and is caused by insufficient pressure on the suction side of the pump, which creates a vacuum and causes water vapor bubbles to form. - ANSWERS-Cavitation Q._____ solves problems of taste, odor, red water, or bad samples. - ANSWERS-Flushing Q._____ tests help the operator determine the chemical and dosage to apply. - ANSWERS-Jar tests Q._____ valves cut off sections of a system. - ANSWERS-Isolating valves Q._____ water comes from rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. - ANSWERS-Surface Q._____ water means the water is free of disease-causing organisms, has a chlorine residual, and is safe for human consumption. - ANSWERS-Potable Q.________ is a buildup of oxidized iron, calcium carbonate, or other chemicals in mains. - ANSWERS-Tuberculation

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TEXAS WASTEWATER CLASS D NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+

_____ allows uniform pump rates, supplies water for firefighting, and provides time for
disinfection. - ANSWERS✔-Storage



\Q\._____ and _____ and other minerals cause hardness in water. - ANSWERS✔-Calcium and
magnesium



\Q\._____ are underground, water-bearing formations yielding useful quantities of water. -
ANSWERS✔-Aquifers



\Q\._____ can adapt to conditions that would kill a human. - ANSWERS✔-Cockroaches



\Q\._____ cause small particles in water to clot together forming floc, and this process,
flocculation, forms larger particles that settle more readily. - ANSWERS✔-Coagulants



\Q\._____ facilities equalize demand on the water supply. - ANSWERS✔-Storage



\Q\._____ fecal matter entering a water supply transmits pathogens to healthy people. -
ANSWERS✔-Infected

,\Q\._____ is a process that forces water through a membrane. - ANSWERS✔-Reverse osmosis



\Q\._____ is a tank, usually steel, supported aboveground on a tower. - ANSWERS✔-Elevated
storage



\Q\._____ is an electrochemical method of preventing corrosion of the interior of metal tanks. -
ANSWERS✔-Cathodic protection



\Q\._____ is put into bacteriological sample bottles to dechlorinate the water. - ANSWERS✔-
Sodium thiosulfate



\Q\._____ is the amount of suspended matter such as clay, silt, organic matter, and
microorganisms in the water. - ANSWERS✔-Turbidity



\Q\._____ is the final step in removing suspended matter and chlorine-resistant
microorganisms. - ANSWERS✔-Filtering



\Q\._____ is the force the pump works against. - ANSWERS✔-Head



\Q\._____ must be notified about changes to public water systems involving water source,
water quality, and health hazards. - ANSWERS✔-The state



\Q\._____ occurs inside the pump volute or casing and is caused by insufficient pressure on the
suction side of the pump, which creates a vacuum and causes water vapor bubbles to form. -
ANSWERS✔-Cavitation



\Q\._____ solves problems of taste, odor, red water, or bad samples. - ANSWERS✔-Flushing

,\Q\._____ tests help the operator determine the chemical and dosage to apply. - ANSWERS✔-
Jar tests



\Q\._____ valves cut off sections of a system. - ANSWERS✔-Isolating valves



\Q\._____ water comes from rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. - ANSWERS✔-Surface



\Q\._____ water means the water is free of disease-causing organisms, has a chlorine residual,
and is safe for human consumption. - ANSWERS✔-Potable



\Q\.________ is a buildup of oxidized iron, calcium carbonate, or other chemicals in mains. -
ANSWERS✔-Tuberculation



\Q\._____% of public water systems use surface water. - ANSWERS✔-40%



\Q\."Stuffers" sent to customers in billing statements may contain ________.

a. departments to call for service

b. explanations of utility policy

c. a history of the utility

d. tips on water conservation

e. all the above - ANSWERS✔-e. all of the above



\Q\.A _____ is 1) large enough to enter and do work; 2) has limited or restricted entry or exit;
and 3) is not designed for continuous occupancy. - ANSWERS✔-confined space

, \Q\.A _____ is a physical connection between a public water supply, and 1) another supply of
unknown or questionable quality, 2) any source that may contain contamination, 3) any water
treated to a lesser degree. - ANSWERS✔-cross connection



\Q\.A _____ is a tank resting on the ground that is greater in height than diameter. -
ANSWERS✔-standpipe



\Q\.A 100-lb container of calcium hypochlorite (65%) contains 65 lbs of chlorine and _____ lbs
of lime. - ANSWERS✔-25 lbs of lime



\Q\.A common filter is the slow sand filter, having several layers of differently sized media.
(true/false) - ANSWERS✔-false (the rapid sand filter)



\Q\.A common filter problem is ________, prevented by proper backwashing. - ANSWERS✔-
mud balls



\Q\.A federal agency impacting the water utility industry is the _____. - ANSWERS✔-EPA



\Q\.A filter must be _____ when a head loss of 6 to 10 feet occurs. - ANSWERS✔-backwashed



\Q\.A gallon of bleach containing 5.25% sodium hypochlorite contains about _____ lbs of
chlorine. - ANSWERS✔-0.44 lbs



\Q\.A gallon of water weighs _____ pounds and 1 mg/L equals one ________. - ANSWERS✔-
water weights 8.34 pounds

1 mg/L equals one part per million



\Q\.A maximum allowable slope of 45° and a run to rise of 1:1 is for soil type ________.

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