Which of the Following Factors Make a Site More Suitable

question 17

Multiple Choice

Which of the following factors make a site more suitable for a hydroelectric dam?

• A) numerous faults and fractures that allow groundwater to flow into the reservoir
• B) permeable rocks next to and beneath the dam to keep pressures from building up
• C) a canyon that is wide so that a large dam can be built
• D) weak units in the abutments to make construction easier
• E) none of these

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