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Q: Which one of the following is not a cause of water-logging?
  • A. Excess tapping of the ground water
  • B. Excess rainfall
  • C. Frequent irrigation
  • D. High water table
Correct Answer: Option A - Excess tapping of the ground water causes the depletion of the aquifer. Aquifers are the geological formations which holds good permeability and porosity and they hold ground water. While water logging is a form of flooding that occurs with over irrigation and water that rises from underground levels of surface. Which is due to excess rainfall, frequent irrigation and high ground water table.
A. Excess tapping of the ground water causes the depletion of the aquifer. Aquifers are the geological formations which holds good permeability and porosity and they hold ground water. While water logging is a form of flooding that occurs with over irrigation and water that rises from underground levels of surface. Which is due to excess rainfall, frequent irrigation and high ground water table.

Explanations:

Excess tapping of the ground water causes the depletion of the aquifer. Aquifers are the geological formations which holds good permeability and porosity and they hold ground water. While water logging is a form of flooding that occurs with over irrigation and water that rises from underground levels of surface. Which is due to excess rainfall, frequent irrigation and high ground water table.