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Soil Mechanics Online Test – Paper 3

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1. As sheet pile walls are embedded in soil, for the design of:

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2. Which of the following statements is true?

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3. The most effective method for compacting sand is by using

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4. Overturning moment due to the pressure of the soil is 10 KN-m while the resisting moment is 5 KN-m. Find the factor of safety:

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5. The shearing strength of a cohesionless soil depends upon:

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6. A fully saturated soil is called

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7. A decrease in water content results in a reduction of the volume of a soil in

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8. Cohesive soils:

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9. The lateral earth pressure of the soil moves towards the retaining wall indicates

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10. A foundation may be classified as deep if:

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11. In cohesive soils, the depth of the vertical cut up to which no lateral support is required is given by:

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12. The ratio of plasticity index to clay fraction is known as

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13. The value of net allowable bearing pressure is:

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14. Flow lines and equipotential lines are

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15. In a sand stratum of 1.5m thickness, specific gravity 2.67, and voids ratio 0.67, the head required for the quick condition is equal to

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16. Three-phase system is concerned with

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17. Shearing strength of cohesionless soil depends upon

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18. Base failure refers to a failure surface that:

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19. In Rankine's earth pressure theory, the following assumption is made:

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20. The ratio of volume of air voids to the total volume of the given soil mass is known as

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21. Berms are used to:

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22. Sheet piles are held in position by:

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23. The ultimate B.C. of a soil can be defined as:

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24. The most suitable method for increasing the bearing capacity of black cotton soil is:

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25. Specific gravity of solid particles is determined in a laboratory with:

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26. Bleeder wells are required to

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27. * A 'shear stress' is a stress which is applied.......to a face of material.

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28. The specific gravity of sandy soils/gravel is

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29. The phreatic line is

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30. The effective stress in a soil is equal to

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31. Clays containing organic matter are made suitable for stabilization by first adding a small percentage of

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32. The difference of the range of water between liquid limit and plastic limit is called

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33. The types of compaction suitable for cohesionless soil having large thickness are

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34. Pick up the correct sequence of geological cycle for the formation of soil

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35. Angle of internal friction of silty sand

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36. The assumption of Rankine's theory of earth pressure is:

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37. Cohesionless soils are formed due to

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38. A pycnometer is used to determine

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39. The ratio of the unit weight of soil solids to that of water is called:

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40. Which sequence is correct regarding different coefficients of friction in increasing order?

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41. Cement stabilizer is suitable for

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42. Water content is defined as the ratio of

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43. The angle between the directions of the failure and the major principal plane is equal to:

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44. A soil sample contains a degree of saturation of 30%, find the percentage of air voids

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45. If the resultant force at the face of the retaining wall is much more than frictional resistances at the bottom, the failure will be due to:

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46. The base width of the retaining wall is B. What is the maximum permissible eccentricity if the wall should not fail in tension?

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47. The basis for all soil classification systems is

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48. The soil having minimum/least bearing capacity is:

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49. A foundation may be classified as continuous foundation if:

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50. Terzaghi's analysis assumes:

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