1.It is called a "Wet pond" or sometimes called as a "Stormwater Management Pond".

a. Retention Basin b. Detention Basin c. Infiltration Pond d. Drainage Ditches

2. It is used to ensure that fields in bogs and wetland areas don't remain flooded.

a. Retention Basin b. Detention Basin c. Infiltration Pond d. Drainage Ditches

3. It is typically built during the construction of new land development projects, like subdivisions and
shopping centers.

A. Retention Basin b. Detention Basin C.Infiltration Pond d. Drainage Ditches

4. The world's first hydroelectric power scheme was developed at Cragside in Northumberland, England
by...

а. Gustave Eiffel b. Bernard Forest de Belidor c. Andre Blonded d. William Armstrong

5. What year did the first hydropower development power plant in the Philippines established by
missionaries in Baguio City, the Camp John Hay Hydroelectric power plant?

а. 1931 b. 1913 c. 1930 d. 1910

6. A system that manages excess water above the earth.

а. Detention Basin b. Infiltration Pond c. Drainage d. Drainage Ditches

7. A concrete structure commonly used in the urban cities that serves as conveyer of water in the
drainage system.

a. Drainage b. Reinforced concrete pipes C. Infiltraton Pond d. Channel

8. The difference in height between the level of turbine and level of water in the reservoir.

a. Stored energy b. Water reservoir c. Penstock d. Hydraulic head

9. A structure that reduces the overall risk of structure experiencing flood damage, and also reduces the
severity of flood damage when it occurs.

a. Flood damage mitigating structure b. Drainage ditches

c. Reinforced concrete pipes d. Dam Strategies

10. are actions taken in the form of projects that will substantially reduce or eliminate repetitive losses
due to the occurrence of the same hazard.

a. Mitigation Strategies b. Dams c. Spillways d. Channels

11. Barriers that impound hydrologic flows, dams retain floodwaters before they reach areas at risk

a. Mitigation b. Dams c. Spillways d. Channel

12. It is the operation of a community program of corrective and preventive measures for reducing flood
damage.

a. Flood damage mitigating structure b. Floodplain management c. Mitigation d. Floodways

13. turbine has a runner that looks like a Ferris wheel.

А. Ferris Wheel b. Cart wheel c. Sea wheel d. Water wheel

14. In 1936, the private sector continued the development of water resources for power generation
until Commonwealth Act No. 120 created the...

a. National power corporation b. National hydropower corporation

c. National hydraulic corporation d. National energy corporation

15. Is a form of energy that harnesses the power of water in motion to generate electricity?

a. Hydroelectric power b. Hydroelectric energy c. Hydroelectricity d. All of the above

16. Water flowing in the river is comprised of kinetic energy and potential energy. In hydroelectric
power plants the ______________ of water is utilized to produce electricity.

a. Stored energy b. Kinetic energy c. Potential energy d. Hydraulic

17. It is in the____________ where the electricity is produced.

a. Outflow b. Penstock c. Generator d. Dam

18. In what angle does the Archimedes Screw is inclined?

a. 30 degrees b. 45 degrees c. 60 degrees d. 90 degrees

19. A turbine has one or more jets of water impinging on the buckets of a runner.

a. Pelton turbine b. Crossflow turbine C. Propeller turbine d. Archimedes Screw

20. A turbine that has a runner with three to six fixed blades.

a. Turgo turbine b. Pelton turbine c. Archimedes Screw d. Propeller turbine

21. Is the operation of a community program of corrective and preventive measures for reducing flood
damage.

a. flood plain management b.flood preventive c. flood damage d.flood operation

22. A large amount of water covering an area of land that is usually dry.

a. structure b. land c. flood d. dam

23. To make something less severe, harmful or painful.

a. mitigation b. mitigate c. hazards d. hazardous

24. is defined by the FEMA as “ sustained action taken to reduce or eliminate long term-risks to people
and property from hazards.

a. mitigation b. mitigate c. hazards d. hazardous

25. alter the characteristics of the flood and reduce the probability of flooding in the location of interest.

a. risk transfer measures b. structural measures c. non structural measures d. tape measures

26.alter the impact or consequences of flooding and have little to no impact on the characteristic of the
flood.

a. risk transfer measures b. structural measures c. non structural measures d. tape measures

27.an embankment build to prevent the overflow of river.

a. floodwalls b. seawalls c. dams d. leeves

28. are built of man made materials, such as concrete and masonry. A barrier that hold back
floodwaters.

a. floodwalls b. seawalls c. dams d. leeves

29. is built to control water through placement of a blockage of earth, rock and/or concrete
across a stream or river.

a. floodwalls b. seawalls c. dams d. leeves

30. is a waterway, a means of communication and a specific television or radio frequency.

a. spillways b. seawalls c. channels d. leeves

31. is a data visualization tool for communicating specific risks an organization faces.

a. hazard forecasting b. early warning system c. risk taking d. risk mapping

32. are usually constructed to store water in a reservoir, which is then used for a variety of
applications such as irrigation and municipal water supplies.

a. floodwalls b. seawalls c. dams d. leeves

33. is generally possible only over short time periods, and for certain types of hazard.

a. hazard forecasting b. hazardous activity c. hazardous verzusa d. hazards element

34. is a course of action developed to mitigate the damage of potential events that could
endanger an organization's ability to function.

a. emergency room b. emergency meeting c. emergency plan d. emergency structure

35. these structures are designed to prevent floodwaters and storm surges from reaching area
that are at risk.

a. leeves b.floowalls c. seawalls d. all of the above

36. is a manmade waterway that allows boats and ships to pass from one body of water to
another.

a. boats waterway b. canals c. rivers d. lake

37. are also used to transport water for irrigation and other human uses.

a. boats waterway b. canals c. rivers d. lake

38. barriers that impound hydrologic flow.

a. dams b. rivers c. lakes d. structures

39. are constructed to carry floodwaters around a community or region where the capacity of river to
pass a large volume of floodwaters.

a. flooways b. spillways c. channels d. all of the above

40. are action taken in the form of projects that will substantially reduce or eliminate repetitive losses
due to the occurrence of the same hazard.

a. mitigation strategies b. mitigation planning c. mitigation meeting d. mitigation

41. reduce damage by removing people and property out of risk areas.

a. structural measures b. non structural measures c. tape measures d. measurement

42. Actual consequences of flood depend on how vulnerable people and assets are to danger and
damage.

a. exposure b. hazard c. flood control d. vulnerability

43. Potential for personal danger or property damage during flood.

a. exposure b. hazard c. flood control d. vulnerability

44. exists only if there are assets that may be damaged or if people live, work, or transit through the
flood hazard area.

a. flood management b. flood control c. flood risk d. flood forecasting

45. Potential for harm, loss or damage. Exists where land is prone to flooding. Increases with depth of
inundation, velocity of flow, and duration of inundation.

a. exposure b. hazard c. flood control d. vulnerability

46. modify the spatial distribution of flooded areas to reduce hazard in areas where more people and
assets are exposed.

a. flood control b. flood management c. flood diversion channels d. flood

47. control of sediment and runoff.

a. management engineering b. management c. water resources d. watershed management

48. exists because of possible failure of flood management structures, failure of a reservoir and severe
flood exceeding a design standard.

a. residual risk b. flood failures c. flood structure d. mitigation

49. directly modify the spatial extent of flooding, also affecting flood depths and flow velocities.

a. river channels b. flood dikes c. flood control d. flood diversion

50. is a term widely used by flood experts and the general population.

a. flood controls b. flood mitigation c. risk disaster d. flash floods