Engineering :: Highway Engineering
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141. |
Rolling terrain is a terrain with cross-slope of |
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upto 10% |
B. |
10 to 25% |
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25% to 60% |
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greater than 60% |
Answer: Option B
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142. |
A curve at the ridge of a hill having a convex shape is called a |
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valley curve |
B. |
summit curve |
C. |
re-entrant curve |
D. |
salient curve |
Answer: Option D
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143. |
A curve at the valley between two hills having a concave shape is called a valley curve. |
Answer: Option B
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144. |
A gradient at which no tractive force is required to maintain constant speed by a vehicle is called |
A. |
average gradient |
B. |
limiting gradient |
C. |
exceptional gradient |
D. |
floating gradient |
Answer: Option D
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145. |
Steep terrain is a terrain with cross-slope greater than 60 percent. |
Answer: Option A
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146. |
Gradients more than the floating gradient result in the |
Answer: Option B
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147. |
The width of the class 9 roads is |
Answer: Option D
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148. |
Class-9 roads are designed to carry |
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jeeps |
B. |
1-tonne vehicles |
C. |
3-tonne vehicles |
D. |
10 tonne vehicles |
Answer: Option C
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149. |
Class-5 roads have a width of |
Answer: Option C
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150. |
Class-5 roads are designed to carry 3-tonne vehicles. |
Answer: Option B
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