1.

To determine the volume of stormwater runoff from precipation, _________________ are used to quantify precipitation los
2.A graph displaying some property of water flow, such as stage(i. e. water level), discharge, velocity, etc., versus time.
3.The following are analytical properties of hydograph except:
4.The most commonly used method of determing peak discharges from small drainage areas.
5. In the rational formula Q=(C) (i) (A), Q stands for?
6.A ______________ is a theoretical storm event based on rainfall intensities associated with frequency of occurrence and ha
7. Is the travel time between the furthest point on the watershed to the point represented by the hydrograph or point of inter
8.The volume of runoff can also be determined by calculating the area under the _________.
9.The __________, C, is expressed as a dimensionless decimal that represents the ratio of runoff to rainfall.
10.The use of average runoff coefficients for various surface types is ?
11.The determination of rainfall intensity, i, for use in the Rational Formula involves consideration of factors.
12.The critical storm duration that will produce the peak discharge of runoff is the duration equal to the ?
13.The rainfall intensity averaging time, TC, is usually referred to as the _____________.
14.One of the most important effects of urbanization on stormwater runoff is increased flow velocity.
15.May be increased or decreased by urbanization, depending on the extent of site grading or the extent to which swales and
16.The runoff coefficients indicated for different soil conditions reflect runoff behavior shortly after initial construction.
17._______ is simply water flowing in a pipe.
18._________ or water surface profile information can be used to estimate average flow velocity.
19.The simplified form of the Manning's kinematic solution is based on the following?
20.The flow over plane surfaces which usually occurs in the headwaters of streams.
 d to quantify precipitation losses which occur as part of the hydrologic cycle.
ocity, etc., versus time.

equency of occurrence and having a set duration.

e hydrograph or point of interest.

on of factors.

he extent to which swales and storm sewers are used in the stormwater management system.
fter initial construction.
a.hydrologic calculations
a.pictograph
a.lag time
a.Irrational formula
a. run off coefficient
a.design storm
a.time of solution
a.photograph
a.runoff coefficient
a.undetermined
a.Average frequency of occurrence
a.rainfall intensity averaging time
a.time of solution
a.channel shape and flow patterns
a.channel shape and flow patterns
a.slope
a.Pipeline
a.Manning's equation
a.Shallow steady uniform flow
a.Pipe flow
b.geologic calculations
b.photograph
b.time to peak
b. Rational formula
b. average intensity of rainfall
b.electrical storm
b.time of observation
b.hydrograph
b.runoff table
b.soft
b.The rainfall intensity averaging time, TC
b.average frequency of rainfall occurrence
b.time of observation
b.surface roughness
b.surface roughness
b.design storm frequency
b.Pipe flow
b.Quadratic equation
b.Constant intensity of rainfall excess
b.Unsteady flow
c.integral calculations
c.hydrograph
c.time of concentration
c.Primary formula
c. peak rate of runoff
c.mecha storm
c.time of concentration
c.pictograph
c. surface runoff
c.hard
c.Intensity-duration characteristics for a selected rainfall frequency
c.rainfall frequency time
c.time of flght
c.slope
c.slope
c.channel shape and flow patterns
c.Pipe pillow
c.Rational equation
c.Rainfall duration of 24-hours
c.Sheet flow
d.astronomical calculations
d.bar graph
d.flow rate
d. Heron's formula
d. wateshed area
d. none of the above
d.time of flight
d.bar graph
d. surface coefficient
d.common
d. All of the above
d.none of the above
d.time of concentration
d.design storm frequency
d.design storm frequency
d.future consideration
d.Pipe wrench
d.Linear equation
d.All of the above
d.Rational fluid flow