Question 1
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What is the volume of 1 ft3 of water?
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8.34 gal
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62.4 gal
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92.84 gal
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7.48 gal
Question 2
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What is considered to be a neutral pH?
Question 3
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What does the units parts per million (ppm) mean ?
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1 pound per million gallons
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1 gallon per million pounds
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8.34 pounds per million gallons
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10 milligrams per liter
Question 4
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Which is the biological process that follows primary treatment?
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Preliminary treatement
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Tertiary treatement
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Activated sludge process
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Secondary clarification
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Chlorination
Question 5
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Which of the following is considered to be the least harmful bacteria?
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Typhoid
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Fecal coliform
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Cholera
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Streptococcus
Question 6
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Which is the physical process that follows an aeration tank?
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Preliminary treatement
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Tertiary treatment
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Activated sludge process
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Secondary clarification
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Chlorination
Question 7
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What does the unit parts per million (ppm) mean?
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1 pound per million pounds
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1 gallon per million gallons
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8.34 pounds per million gallons
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1 milligram per liter
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All of the available answers
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None of the available answers
Question 8
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What is another term for inorganic solids?
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Volatile
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Non-volatile
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Dissolved
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Soluble
Question 9
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What does the term aliquot mean?
Question 10
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What is the BOD test a measure of ?
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Suspended solids
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Organic content
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Dissolved solids
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Alkalinity
Question 11
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Which type of wastewater typically has the highest demand for oxygen?
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Domestic
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Storm water
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Sanitary
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Industrial
Question 12
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What is the correct incubation time and temperature for the BOD test?
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5 days at 20°F
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5 days at 20°C
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20 days at 5°C
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5 days at 68°C
Question 13
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What is the term for a liquid or sludge with a pH of 6.0?
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Alkaline
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Neutral
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Basic
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Acidic
Question 14
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What are very small, finely-divided solids known as:
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Settleable
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Total
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Colloidal
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Inert
Question 15
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Which of the following best describes the term anoxic?
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High dissolved oxygen is present
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Nearly anaerobic; very low dissolved oxygen but nitrates and/or nitrites are present
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Completely anaerobic; no dissolved oxygen, nitrates, or nitrites
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Nitrates are very low
Question 16
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Which is a higher life form in the activated sludge process.... a free swimming ciliate, a stalked ciliate, or a rotifer?
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Free swimming ciliate
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Stalked ciliate
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Rotifer
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They are all the same
Question 17
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Which term describes the conversion of ammonia nitrogen to oxidized (usually nitrate)?
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Fermentation
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Log Growth
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Nitrification
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Denitrification
Question 18
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What will organic material do in a muffle furnace?
Question 19
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What is the best definition of a shock load?
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An unexpected bump
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A strong influent waste strength
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A high concentration of TSS
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A heavy truck load entering the plant
Question 20
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Which environment does filamentous bacteria like best?
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Aerobic
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Anaerobic
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Facultative
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Anoxic
Question 21
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What does one cubic foot of water weigh at 4°C?
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7.48 pounds
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8.34 pounds
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3.14159 pounds
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62.4 pounds
Question 22
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What is a higher life form in the activated sludge process....a free swimming ciliate or a stalked ciliate?
Question 23
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What does "F" mean in the process parameter F/M ratio?
Question 24
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What does the term adsorption mean?
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Impregnate a liquid with air
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The taking in of one substance into the body of another
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To gather onto the surface of a substance
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Soak like a sponge
Question 25
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What does the term loading refer to?
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The pounds of MLVSS under aeration
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The cfm of air supplied to the aeration tank
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The pounds of BOD entering the aeration tank
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The amount of waste sludge removed from the system
Question 26
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Which two age parameters are most similar to each other?
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GSA and F/M ratio
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SRT and MCRT
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SRT and GSA
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GSA and MCRT
Question 27
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What type of solids cannot be removed with typical effluent filters?
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Settleable
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Suspended
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Total
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Dissolved
Question 28
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What is not a typical loading equivalent in domestic wastewater?
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About 0.17 lbs BOD/person/day
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About 0.2 lbs TSS/person/day
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About 100 gal/person/day
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About 100 mg/l /NH3/person/day
Question 29
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What does the "M" mean in the process parameter F/M ratio?
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lbs volatile microorganisms in aeration
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gpd plant flow
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lbs/day influent BOD entering aeration
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gpd waste sludge leaving aeration
Question 30
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Which has a higher pH, sodium hydroxide or aluminum sulfate?
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Aluminum sulfate
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Sodium hydroxide
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They are both the same
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Alum has a high PH
Question 31
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What is a typical loading equivalent for TSS in domestic wastewater?
Question 32
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What type of solids are identified in a muffle furnace test?
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Settleable
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Suspended
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Volatile
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Dissolved
Question 33
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What is the main difference between a conventional activated sludge process and an advanced wastewater treatment process?