Circle the correct answer of the following (True/False) Groundwater flows faster that surface water (T/F) Water table is...

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  1. Circle the correct answer of the following (True/False)
    1. Groundwater flows faster that surface water(T/F)
    2. Water table is the locus of points where water pressure is zerorelative pressure (T/F)
    3. Aquiclude is a synonym to confining layer(T/F)
    4. Perched water table is a water table that forms below arestrictive layer near the soil surface (T/F)
    5. In confined aquifer, hydraulic gradient equals to the slope ofthe piezometric surface (T/F)
    6. In unconfined aquifer, hydraulic gradient is the water derivingforce and equals to slope of water table surface(T/F)
    7. oceans lose more water by evaporation than they gain byprecipitation (T/F)
    8. Land surfaces receive more water as precipitation than theylose by evapotranspiration (T/F)
    9. Residence time of lakes is lower than that in rivers(T/F)
    10. Residence time is the time required to replace a given oceanconstituent by river supply (T/F)
    11. Residence time tells how quickly or slowly a river constituentcan respond to a change in the constituent supply or removal rates(T/F)

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a false as surface water flows faster than ground water but ground water flow also depends on hydraulic gradient If hydraulic gradient is quite high than surface gradient then ground water flow faster than surface water b True As water table is locus of    See Answer
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