Explore topic-wise MCQs in Engineering Geology.

This section includes 11 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Geology knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

THE_DENSITY_OF_THE_ROCK_WITH_NATURAL_MOISTURE_CONTENT_IS?$

A. Dry density
B. Wet density
C. Bulk density
D. Natural density
Answer» D. Natural density
2.

A road stone should possess sufficient affinity for binding. State true or false.$

A. True
B. False
Answer» B. False
3.

Pick the stone which is objectionable for use in moist conditions?

A. Granite
B. Marble
C. Gabbro
D. Limestone
Answer» E.
4.

Ratio between the total volume of the rock pore spaces and the total volume of the rock sample is calle?

A. Void ratio
B. Porosity
C. Pores ratio
D. Bulk density
Answer» C. Pores ratio
5.

What is the capacity of a stone to withstand bending loads called?

A. Bending strength
B. Shear strength
C. Transverse strength
D. Lateral strength
Answer» D. Lateral strength
6.

Which rock possesses very high compressive strength?

A. Igneous
B. Sedimentary
C. Metamorphic
D. Sedimentary and metamorphic
Answer» B. Sedimentary
7.

What is not true about unconfined test?

A. It is also called tri-axial test
B. The specimen has no lateral support
C. The specimen has no lateral restraint
D. It is also called uniaxial test
Answer» B. The specimen has no lateral support
8.

What is the maximum force expressed per unit area, which a stone can withstand without rupturing?

A. Shear strength
B. Tensile strength
C. Compressive strength
D. Bending strength
Answer» D. Bending strength
9.

Which type of compressive strength is taken as the most important index property of stones?

A. Confined
B. Drained
C. Undrained
D. Unconfined
Answer» E.
10.

Which material can be used as a roofing material among the following?

A. Slate
B. Granite
C. Marble
D. Gneiss
Answer» B. Granite
11.

The branch or study which deals with behaviour of rocks under applied forces is called

A. Soil mechanics
B. Rock mechanics
C. Lithology
D. Geology
Answer» C. Lithology