Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering MCQs

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering, a fundamental topic in the field of Civil Engineering. Whether you're preparing for competitive exams, honing your problem-solving skills, or simply looking to enhance your abilities in this field, our Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering MCQs are designed to help you grasp the core concepts and excel in solving problems.

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Q71.
Accurate determination of water content, is made by
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Answer: (d).oven-drying method.
Q72.
The relationship between void ratio (e) and porosity ratio (n) is :
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Answer: (d).e = n/(1 - n)
Q73.
Failure of the stability of slopes, generally occurs along
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Answer: (c).a curved surface
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Answer: (b).Failure plane does not carry maximum shear stress
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Answer: (d).Weathering → transportation → deposition → upheaval
Q76.
The weight of a pycnometer containing 400 g sand and water full to the top is 2150 g. The weight of pycnometer full of clean water is 1950 g. If specific gravity of the soil is 2.5, the water content is
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Answer: (d).20%
Q77.
The maximum shear stress occurs on the filament which makes an angle with the horizontal plane equal to
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Answer: (b).45°
Q78.
For determining the moisture content of a soil sample, the following data is available Weight of container = 260 g, Weight of soil sample and = 320 g container, Weight of soil sample (dried) and = 310 g container. The moisture content of the soil sample, is
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Answer: (c).20%
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Answer: (d).minus unit weight of water.
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Answer: (a).An unconfined compression test is a special case of triaxial compression test