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Mr. Wonderful

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What is a cone of depression?
  a. an explosive volcanic feature
  b. a contour map of a sink hole, having a roughly conical shape
  c. an area where the water table has been drawn down locally around a water well
  d. a feature found in limestone caverns
  e. a low area on a structure contour map



Question 2

What does Darcy's Law pertain to?
  a. the volume rate of flow of a stream
  b. the volume rate of flow of water through the ground
  c. the amount of precipitation that infiltrates from the surface
  d. rainfall versus climate
  e. surface water rights




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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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