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Flood Quiz
True or False. The two fundamental types of flooding are riverine and lake flooding.
True
False
The "100-year flood" pattern (on which the Base Flood Elevation is based) is a flood with a ___% chance of occurrence in any given year.
1
25
50
100
According to FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program, and building located in either an ___ or a ___ zone is considered to be in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA).
A or a C
A or a V
B or a C
B or a V
The main electric panel, electric service lines, and outlets should be at least ___ above the projected flood elevation for any given home.
6"
12"
18"
2 feet
Which of the following is NOT a flood resistant material?
Concrete
Metal
Ceramic and clay tile
Plywood
The size of flood vents must be 1 square inch of opening per ________ of enclosed ground level first floor area.
1 square inch
1 square foot
2 square feet
4 square feet
Where can you not use wet floodproofing?
A zones
B zones
C zones
V zones
Which backflow valve provides one of the strongest seals?
Gate valve
Flap valve
Check valve
None of the above
True or False. Dry floodproofing consists of sealing a home to prevent floodwater from entering.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of levees and floodwalls?
Requires periodic maintenance
Is not applicable to basement foundations
Requires large land
All are disadvantages
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