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This section includes 20 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Highway Engineering knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
What is the most commonly used material for stabilisation of soils? |
A. | Cement |
B. | Lime |
C. | Heating |
D. | Chemicals |
Answer» B. Lime | |
2. |
The black cotton soil is replaced in which roads? |
A. | Highway |
B. | Low volume road |
C. | Street road |
D. | Village road |
Answer» B. Low volume road | |
3. |
The construction of soil stabilised roads is possible in __________ |
A. | High volume roads |
B. | Highway |
C. | Village road |
D. | Low volume roads |
Answer» E. | |
4. |
The PMGSY aims to connect __________ |
A. | Highway |
B. | Cities |
C. | Towns |
D. | Villages |
Answer» E. | |
5. |
The more thickness of the excavation will lead to __________ |
A. | More stability |
B. | Less stability |
C. | Increase of cost |
D. | Decrease of cost |
Answer» D. Decrease of cost | |
6. |
The soil stability is not so good in __________ |
A. | Black cotton soil |
B. | Gravel |
C. | Sand |
D. | Boulders |
Answer» B. Gravel | |
7. |
The subgrade thickness is compacted to __________ |
A. | 200 mm |
B. | 300 mm |
C. | 400 mm |
D. | 500 mm |
Answer» E. | |
8. |
The stabilisation of roads is not done in __________ |
A. | Sub grade |
B. | Base |
C. | Sub base |
D. | Surface Layer |
Answer» E. | |
9. |
What is the biggest drawback in India for laying roads? |
A. | Limited roads |
B. | Limited resources |
C. | Limited finance |
D. | Limited labour |
Answer» D. Limited labour | |
10. |
How many objectives of soil stabilised roads? |
A. | One |
B. | Two |
C. | Three |
D. | Four |
Answer» C. Three | |
11. |
THE_MOST_COMMONLY_USED_MATERIAL_FOR_STABILISATION_OF_SOILS_IS?$ |
A. | Cement |
B. | Lime |
C. | Heating |
D. | Chemicals |
Answer» B. Lime | |
12. |
THE_BLACK_COTTON_SOIL_IS_REPLACED_IN_WHICH_ROADS??$ |
A. | Highway |
B. | Low volume road |
C. | Street road |
D. | Village road |
Answer» B. Low volume road | |
13. |
The construction of soil stabilised roads is possible i? |
A. | High volume roads |
B. | Highway |
C. | Village road |
D. | Low volume roads |
Answer» E. | |
14. |
The PMGSY aims to connect |
A. | Highway |
B. | Cities |
C. | Towns |
D. | Villages |
Answer» E. | |
15. |
The more thickness of the excavation will lead to |
A. | More stability |
B. | Less stability |
C. | Increase of cost |
D. | Decrease of cost |
Answer» D. Decrease of cost | |
16. |
The soil stability is not so good in |
A. | Black cotton soil |
B. | Gravel |
C. | Sand |
D. | Boulders |
Answer» B. Gravel | |
17. |
The subgrade thickness is compacted to |
A. | 200 mm |
B. | 300 mm |
C. | 400 mm |
D. | 500 mm |
Answer» E. | |
18. |
The stabilisation of roads is not done in |
A. | Sub grade |
B. | Base |
C. | Sub base |
D. | Surface Layer |
Answer» E. | |
19. |
The biggest drawback in India for laying roads is |
A. | Limited roads |
B. | Limited resources |
C. | Limited finance |
D. | Limited labour |
Answer» D. Limited labour | |
20. |
How many objectives of soil stabilised roads ? |
A. | One |
B. | Two |
C. | Three |
D. | Four |
Answer» C. Three | |