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Q: Which type of irrigation is practiced when the water supply is at too low a level to run by gravitation of the land?
  • A. Inundation irrigation
  • B. River canal irrigation
  • C. Lift irrigation
  • D. Flow irrigation
Correct Answer: Option C - Lift Irrigation–This irrigation is practiced when the water supply is at too low level to run by gravitation of the land. Inundation irrigation–In this irrigation a large quantity of water flowing in a river during flood is allowed to flood or inundated the land to be cultivated. Flow irrigation–When the water is available at a higher level and it is supplied to lower level, by the action of gravity, then it is called flow irrigation.
C. Lift Irrigation–This irrigation is practiced when the water supply is at too low level to run by gravitation of the land. Inundation irrigation–In this irrigation a large quantity of water flowing in a river during flood is allowed to flood or inundated the land to be cultivated. Flow irrigation–When the water is available at a higher level and it is supplied to lower level, by the action of gravity, then it is called flow irrigation.

Explanations:

Lift Irrigation–This irrigation is practiced when the water supply is at too low level to run by gravitation of the land. Inundation irrigation–In this irrigation a large quantity of water flowing in a river during flood is allowed to flood or inundated the land to be cultivated. Flow irrigation–When the water is available at a higher level and it is supplied to lower level, by the action of gravity, then it is called flow irrigation.