Q. The gain in strength after remoulding is due to______

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Q. The larger the sensitivity, ______ the thixotropy hardening.

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Q. The Thixotropy is the phenomenon of _______

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Q. The sensitivity of honey comb structure of clay is ______

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Q. Sensitivity is defined as _____

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Q. The degree of disturbance of undisturbed sample of clay due to remoulding is expressed by______

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Q. Remoulding of clay results in _______

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Q. The consistency of an undisturbed sample of clay is altered, even at the same water content, if it is remoulded.

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Q. Highly over consolidating clays tends to be _________

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Q. The sensitivity of most clays usually falls in a range of _________

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Q. For a clay to be active, the activity of it should be __________

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Q. Based on the observation made by Skempton, for a given soil __________

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Q. Activity of a clay can be determined by laboratory test like __________

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Q. Clay containing kaolinite, will relatively have a_________ activity.

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Q. A clay is said to be inactive, if the activity is_________

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Q. Based on activity number, clays can be classified in to_______ categories.

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Q. The typical activity value of illite, present in clay is________

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Q. The plasticity of clay depends on which of the following?

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Q. The principle of submerged mass density method is_______

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Q. The inner diameter of the core cutter is_____ cm.

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