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Froggy Jumps Methods of Water Purification & Quality (Form 1, Chemistry)Version en ligne Quick quiz on purification, domestic/lab water, and water quality. par YAKILI LMS 1 What is the first step in most water purification methods? a Boiling b Filtration only c Coagulation and flocculation 2 Which process uses alum to remove impurities? a Sedimentation b Coagulation c Disinfection 3 Which method primarily removes small particles by gravity? a Sedimentation b Filtration c Boiling 4 What is used to remove dissolved chemicals in water via a membrane? a Distillation b Reverse osmosis c Chlorination 5 Which disinfectant is commonly added to kill microbes in water? a Chlorine b Calcium carbonate c Sodium chloride 6 Which method involves boiling water to kill germs? a Filtration b Boiling c Coagulation 7 What is the purpose of filtration in water treatment? a Add minerals b Remove suspended particles c Increase salinity 8 Which unit operation is used to remove turbidity before disinfection? a Boiling b Sedimentation c Filtration 9 What is the main quality issue addressed by water treatment? a Temperature only b Color only c Contaminants 10 Which drinking-water standard relates to taste and odor? a Radioactivity b Aesthetic quality c Alloy content 11 Which undesirable feature causes sour taste in water? a Chlorine taste b Salty taste c Sweet taste 12 Hard water is high in which minerals? a Calcium and magnesium b Sodium and potassium c Chloride and sulfate 13 Which test checks water for pH level? a Conductivity test b pH test c Turbidity test 14 What does high turbidity indicate? a Cloudy water b Low mineral content c Pure water 15 Which process uses sand or carbon to remove contaminants? a Disinfection b Boiling c Filtration 16 To ensure safety, water is often tested for which microbial indicator? a E. coli only b Virus particles c Coliform bacteria 17 Which water quality parameter measures acidity or basicity? a Hardness b pH c TDS 18 Which term describes water free from pathogenic organisms? a Non-potable b Contaminated c Potable 19 What is the main function of a domestic water filter? a Add minerals only b Remove sediment and improve taste c Increase salinity 20 Which treatment step follows coagulation in most plants? a Boiling b Flocculation c Disinfection 21 Which method uses carbon to remove organic compounds and taste? a UV disinfection b Chlorination c Activated carbon filtration 22 What is desalination mainly used for? a Removing heavy metals b Removing bacteria c Removing salts from seawater 23 What laboratory water often requires special purification? a Distilled water b Tap water c Mineral water 24 Which process sterilizes water by destroying microbes? a Disinfection b Filtration c Flocculation 25 What is a common domestic water impurity to remove? a Sediment b Alcohol c Salt 26 Which household method reduces bacteria in water? a Chilling b Turbidation c Boiling 27 Which parameter relates to water's ability to conduct electricity? a Alkalinity b Conductivity c Hardness 28 Which unit operation uses membranes to separate water from solutes? a Reverse osmosis b Boiling c Sedimentation 29 What is the purpose of a domestic water heat treatment? a Increase hardness b Improve taste and kill microbes c Add chlorine only 30 Which undesirable feature is often tested in drinking water? a Color only b Odor c Temperature only 31 Which process is often used to polish water after filtration? a Boiling b Coagulation c Disinfection 32 Which parameter measures concentration of dissolved solids? a Total dissolved solids b Turbidity c pH 33 Which technique uses sunlight to disinfect water in some systems? a Chlorination b Solar disinfection c Filtration 34 What is a common source of water contamination for households? a Over-purification b Excessive boiling c Poor storage 35 Which factor affects water taste the most? a Color alone b Temp only c Chlorination byproducts 36 Which method removes dissolved salts from water? a Filtration b Coagulation c Desalination 37 Which term describes water fit for drinking? a Potable b Non-potable c Wastewater 38 Which test checks for clarity of water? a pH test b Conductivity test c Turbidity test 39 Which step reduces color and organic matter in water? a Coagulation and filtration b Boiling only c Disinfection only 40 What is the role of chlorine in water treatment? a Coagulation b Desalination c Disinfection 41 Which water quality issue causes brown staining? a Iron or manganese b Sodium c Chlorine 42 Which method is best for removing germs in drinking water? a Disinfection b Sedimentation c Filtration 43 Which feature is essential for safe drinking water? a Low contamination b High turbidity c Low pH only 44 Which domestic filter type uses cartridges to trap particles? a Boiler b Chiller c Cartridge filter 45 Which parameter measures the presence of salts? a Viscosity b Turbidity c Electrical conductivity 46 What process reduces microbes using heat and time? a Filtration b Ozonation c Pasteurization 47 Which undesirable feature is linked to industrial pollutants? a Taste b Color c Toxicity 48 Which purification method uses sunlight for disinfection? a Chlorination b Boiling c Solar disinfection 49 Which process removes dissolved organic carbon? a Chlorination b Activated carbon adsorption c Sedimentation 50 What is the effect of excessive chlorine in water? a Increased hardness b Unpleasant taste/odour c Increased turbidity

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What is the first step in most water purification methods?

Which process uses alum to remove impurities?

Which method primarily removes small particles by gravity?

What is used to remove dissolved chemicals in water via a membrane?

Which disinfectant is commonly added to kill microbes in water?

Which method involves boiling water to kill germs?

What is the purpose of filtration in water treatment?

Which unit operation is used to remove turbidity before disinfection?

What is the main quality issue addressed by water treatment?

Which drinking-water standard relates to taste and odor?

Which undesirable feature causes sour taste in water?

Hard water is high in which minerals?

Which test checks water for pH level?

What does high turbidity indicate?

Which process uses sand or carbon to remove contaminants?

To ensure safety, water is often tested for which microbial indicator?

Which water quality parameter measures acidity or basicity?

Which term describes water free from pathogenic organisms?

What is the main function of a domestic water filter?

Which treatment step follows coagulation in most plants?

Which method uses carbon to remove organic compounds and taste?

What is desalination mainly used for?

What laboratory water often requires special purification?

Which process sterilizes water by destroying microbes?

What is a common domestic water impurity to remove?

Which household method reduces bacteria in water?

Which parameter relates to water's ability to conduct electricity?

Which unit operation uses membranes to separate water from solutes?

What is the purpose of a domestic water heat treatment?

Which undesirable feature is often tested in drinking water?

Which process is often used to polish water after filtration?

Which parameter measures concentration of dissolved solids?

Which technique uses sunlight to disinfect water in some systems?

What is a common source of water contamination for households?

Which factor affects water taste the most?

Which method removes dissolved salts from water?

Which term describes water fit for drinking?

Which test checks for clarity of water?

Which step reduces color and organic matter in water?

What is the role of chlorine in water treatment?

Which water quality issue causes brown staining?

Which method is best for removing germs in drinking water?

Which feature is essential for safe drinking water?

Which domestic filter type uses cartridges to trap particles?

Which parameter measures the presence of salts?

What process reduces microbes using heat and time?

Which undesirable feature is linked to industrial pollutants?

Which purification method uses sunlight for disinfection?

Which process removes dissolved organic carbon?

What is the effect of excessive chlorine in water?