| 1. | Which of the following is an example of a sedimentary rock ? | |
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Granite
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Marble
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Sandstone
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Quartzite
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Report Question| 2. | Which method of surveying distance and elevation involves measuring the vertical angle to the graduation on staff using the principle of trigonometry ? | |
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Trigonometrical
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Tachometry
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Triangulation
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Traversing
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| 3. | Which of the following is true in the case of a freeholder ? | |
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A freeholder possesses the occupational right for a specific period of duration.
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A freeholder is the absolute owner of the property.
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A freeholder requires to pay periodic payment regularly to hold the position of the property.
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A freehold ownership is for possession against payment and terminates as soon as the lease period is over
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| 4. | According to the Indian Standard Classification, the soil is classified into ? | |
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10 groups
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18 groups
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23 groups
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5 groups
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| 5. | If H is the head over the crest of a rectangular weir, the discharge varies as ? | |
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H^1.5
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H^2.5
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H^0.5
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H
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| 6. | According to IS 456:2000, what is the maximum spacing that is allowed for vertical stirrups in a simply supported beam ? | |
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300 mm
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150 mm
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500 mm
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600 mm
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| 7. | Lean concrete base is an example for ............... ? | |
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Rigid pavement
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Flexible pavement
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Composite pavement
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Semi-rigid pavement
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| 8. | According to IS 456:2000, what should be the nominal cover to reinforcement for footings ? | |
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45 mm
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20 mm
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30 mm
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50 mm
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| 9. | In contracts and tenders, which authorised bill is the only form of running account bills that are suited for tractions with suppliers ? | |
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Hand Receipt [DFR(PW)26]
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Running Account Bill 'C' [DFR(PW)25]
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Running Account Bill 'A' [DFR(PW)23]
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First and Final Bill [DFR(PW)22]
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| 10. | In a hydraulic jump, if the Froude number F=4.5 to 9.0, then the jump is called a/an ? | |
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oscillating jump
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steady jump
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weak jump
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undular jump
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