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WATER TEST D TEXAS EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Excessive nitrates in drinking water can cause ________ syndrome in infants. -
Answer-blue baby

Excessive amounts of fluoride may cause ________ or staining of teeth. - Answer-
mottling

Trihalomethanes and haloacetic acids are byproducts of chlorination and may
increase_______ risk. - Answer-cancer

The action level for copper is 1.3 mg/L and for lead it is ________ mg/L. -
Answer-.015

Ground water usually contains more dissolved minerals and gases than surface
water, but fewer ________. - Answer-microorganisms

Water table wells are usually ________ wells. - Answer-shallow

In a water table well, the cone of depression is a ________ area around the -
Answer-dewatered

A sanitary control easement must cover land within ________ feet of a public well. -
Answer-150

Livestock and septic tanks must be no closer than ________ feet to a public well. -
Answer-50

Underground fuel tanks and septic drainage fields must be at least________ feet
from a public well. - Answer-150

Feedlots, sewage treatment plants and landfills must be at least ________ feet from
a public well. - Answer-500

A well may be developed by surging, over pumping, jetting and ________. - Answer-
backwashing

To disinfect a new well, a chlorine dosage of at least ________ mg/L of chlorine is
required. - Answer-50

A sample for physical and chemical analysis must be taken after ________ hours of
pumping. - Answer-36

, Changes in well water levels or the volume of water produced can alert the operator
to a drop in the water table, screen stoppage or damage to the ________. - Answer-
pump

Common deep well pumps include the ________ and the vertical turbine. - Answer-
submersible

Gases such as methane, carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide are reduced by
________. - Answer-aeration

Most surface water is low in minerals, gases and ________. - Answer-dissolved
solids

Quality water has low amounts of color, turbidity, solids and ________. - Answer-
taste and odor

Pretreatment includes lake destratification, control of algae, debris
removal,presedimentation, aeration, ________ and activated carbon adsorption. -
Answer-chemical oxidation

Copper sulfate in dosages of ________ and approved algaecides control algae
blooms. - Answer-0.1 to 0.5 mg/L

The most effective treatment for taste and odor is adsorption with ________. -
Answer-activated carbon

Lime is applied to water to ________. - Answer-adjust pH or alkalinity

Treat customers as though there was another water utility across the street
competing for your ________. - Answer-customers

Chemically, water is made of ________. - Answer-two atoms of hydrogen and one
atom of oxygen

The hydrologic cycle is ________. - Answer-nature's way of recycling water

The quality standard for public water supplies is based on the use of water
for________. - Answer-drinking

One of the most important purposes of a public water supply is________. - Answer-
fire fighting

Organic matter includes ________. - Answer-plants, animals and humans

The most important treatment process is ________, which destroys disease-causing
organisms. - Answer-disinfection

Public water systems are required to compile a monthly report showing________. -
Answer-dates of dead end flushing

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