Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting Quiz
Test your knowledge on Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting, a method to collect rain water from roof tops of houses through pipes for storage and later use. Learn about the importance of this technique, especially in metropolitan cities.
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Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting Quiz
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- Question 1
- To transfer rain water to rivers
- To release rain water into drains
- To collect rain water underground
- To collect rain water from roof tops for usage
- Question 2
- To make it suitable for drinking purposes
- To ensure it flows into the drains efficiently
- To increase the impurities in the water
- To make it unsuitable for household use
- Question 3
- It flows into rivers
- It is not available for immediate use
- It seeps into the ground recharging groundwater
- It gets stored in tanks or wells
- Question 4
- By diverting rain water to untreated grounds
- By polluting the rain water collected
- By supplementing water requirements and raising sub-soil water levels
- By using innovative methods to collect rain water
- Question 5
- Metropolitan cities have to create methods to collect rain water
- Rural areas rely on filtration for household use
- Natural collection only happens in rural areas
- Urban areas use underground storage for collected rain water
- Question 6
- It remains stagnant on roads and rooftops
- It flows far away to rivers through drains
- It gets used for household purposes
- It seeps into the ground recharging groundwater
- Question 7
- To ensure rain water does not recharge the groundwater
- To effectively collect and utilize rain water based on specific area needs
- To avoid using rain water for household purposes
- To increase impurities in the collected rain water