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Question 1

Which of the following organisms are most resistant to unfavorable environmental
conditions and indicate past of possibly intermittent pollution?



a. fecal streptococci

b. eschericha coli

c. aerobacter aerogenes

d. clostridium sporulates

CORRECT ANSWER

clostridium sporulates




Question 2

The presence of which of the following is most easily identified by laboratory analysis in
water contaminated by feces?



a. shigella dysenteriae

b. coliform

c. entamoeba histolytica

d. salmonella typhosa

CORRECT ANSWER

coliform




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,Question 3

Which of the following disinfecting compounds can be used in full strength for
disinfecting?



a. perchloron

b. calcium hypochlorite

c. chlorinated lime

d. sodium hypochlorite

CORRECT ANSWER

sodium hypochlorite




Question 4

This substance is the first product of the decomposition of organic matter. its presence in
water usually indicates "fresh pollution" of sanitary significance. what is it?



a. ammonia

b. sugar

c. carbon dioxide

d. hydrogen sulfide

CORRECT ANSWER

ammonia




Question 5

The presence of which of the following elements in water treatment plant effluent is used
as a measure of filtration efficiency?




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,a. copper

b. aluminum

c. zinc

d. lead

CORRECT ANSWER

aluminum




Question 6

Which of the following is not used to disinfect water?



a. chlorine

b. bromine

c. fluorine

d. iodine

CORRECT ANSWER

fluorine




Question 7

The presence of which of the following in water would indicate past of possibly
intermittent pollution?



a. streptococcus fecalis

b. escherichia coli

c. clostridium perfringens

d. enterococci
CORRECT ANSWER

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, clostridium perfringens




Question 8

Often over 90% of sodium arsenate can be removed by



a. filtration

b. coagulation

c. ion exchange

d. all of the above
CORRECT ANSWER

coagulation




Question 9

Reduction of the level of fluorides in drinking water can be accomplished by



a. coagulation

b. lime softening

c. ion exchange

d. all of the above

CORRECT ANSWER

all of the above




Question 10




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