Q1. What is the meaning of geotechnical engineering?
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Q2. Soil is defined as:
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Q3. Atterberg limits determine:
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Q4. Boundary between moist soil and saturated soil is called:
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Q5. Primary objective of consolidation test is to determine:
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Q6. Cohesion in soil refers to:
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Q7. Which test determines soil’s shear strength?
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Q8. Standard Penetration Test (SPT) measures:
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Q9. Soil liquefaction occurs mainly in:
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Q10. Angle of internal friction (u03B4) represents:
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Q11. At higher void ratios soils are:
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Q12. The term "permeability" refers to:
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Q13. Critical shear stress is?
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Q14. Which soil property affects compressibility?
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Q15. Consolidation in soils involves:
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Q16. Coefficient of permeability is expressed in:
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Q17. The behavior of clay soil is largely influenced by:
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Q18. Compaction of soil is carried out to:
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Q19. Which test measures soil plasticity?
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Q20. Which of the following is a method of soil improvement?
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Q21. Drainage is essential in soil because:
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Q22. Unconfined compressive strength test is used for:
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Q23. What does permeability depend upon?
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Q24. The standard penetration test blow count is the number of blows required to:
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Q25. Which soil is more prone to swelling?
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Q26. What is the primary purpose of soil sampling?
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Q27. The CBR test measures:
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Q28. Which of the following influences soil shear strength?
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Q29. Tensile strength of soil is generally:
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Q30. Which test characterizes soil grain size distribution?
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