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State Water Treatment Operator Class A Licensing Exam Practice Test — 100 Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Plus Rationales 2026 Q&A | Instant Download Pdf

  • What is the primary purpose of coagulation in water treatment?
  • Remove dissolved salts
  • Destabilize colloidal particles
  • Improve taste and odor
  • Remove hardness
  • Coagulation neutralizes charges on colloids so they can clump and settle.

  • Alum performs best at which pH range? 1 / 4

A. 3.0–4.0

B. 5.5–6.0

C. 6.0–7.5

D. 8.5–10.0

Alum requires slightly acidic to neutral pH for optimal floc formation.

  • Which factor has the greatest impact on filtration efficiency?
  • Water temperature
  • Raw water color
  • Filter age
  • Filter loading rate
  • Lower loading rates improve particle removal and filter run length.

  • What is the purpose of backwashing a filter?
  • Increase turbidity
  • Remove accumulated solids
  • Add disinfectant
  • Reduce pH
  • Backwashing clears trapped particles, restoring filter capacity and flow.

  • The breakpoint chlorination curve’s "hump" is caused by formation of
  • what? 2 / 4

  • THMs
  • Chloramines
  • Ferric hydroxides
  • Peroxides
  • Chloramines form and temporarily consume chlorine demand before true breakpoint.

  • Free chlorine is defined as a combination of…
  • Chlorine + organics
  • Chlorine + bromide
  • Hypochlorous acid + hypochlorite ion
  • Chloramines in solution
  • Free chlorine consists of HOCl and OCl⁻, the active disinfectant forms.

7. The most powerful disinfecting species of chlorine is:

  • OCl⁻
  • HOCl
  • Cl₂ gas
  • Chlorite
  • HOCl is more effective than OCl⁻ due to greater oxidizing capability.

  • Which parameter indicates the strength of the floc formed? 3 / 4
  • Temperature
  • Conductivity
  • Mixing intensity (G value)
  • Color
  • Proper G-values ensure collisions between particles without breaking floc.

9. Excessive turbidity breakthrough in a filter normally indicates:

  • Low chlorine dose
  • High alkalinity
  • Filter is overloaded or due for backwash
  • High pH
  • Breakthrough means solids have saturated the filter media.

  • What is the minimum CT requirement for 3-log Giardia inactivation
  • using free chlorine at 10°C?

  • 20
  • 60
  • 90

D. 150

EPA CT tables show ~90 mg·min/L for 3-log Giardia at 10°C.

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