Curve Surveying MCQs

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Q101.
Find the chainage of second tangent point, if the chainage at the point of compound curve is given as 2345.87m and the curve length can be given as 568.54m.

a.

2941.41 m

b.

9214.41 m

c.

2914.14 m

d.

2914.41 m

Discuss
Answer: (d).2914.41 m
Q102.
All the necessary calculations will be done before setting the curve.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (b).False
Q103.
Reverse curve is a combination of two simple curves.

a.

True

b.

False

c.

May be True or False

d.

Can't say

Discuss
Answer: (a).True
Q104.
Which of the following provides the best case for setting the reverse curve?

a.

When straights are perpendicular

b.

When straights form arc

c.

When straights are parallel

d.

When straights form curves

Discuss
Answer: (c).When straights are parallel
Q105.
Which of the following curves is not used in case highways?

a.

Simple curve

b.

Compound curve

c.

Transition curve

d.

Reverse curve

Discuss
Answer: (d).Reverse curve
Q106.
Which of the following cases is generally adopted in the reverse curve?

a.

T1 = T2

b.

R1 = R2

c.

t1 = t2

d.

Chainages are equal

Discuss
Answer: (b).R1 = R2
Q107.
Which of the following case is assumed in a reverse curve?

a.

ฮ” = ฮ”โ‚ * ฮ”โ‚‚

b.

ฮ” = ฮ”โ‚‚ โ€“ ฮ”โ‚

c.

ฮ” = ฮ”โ‚ โ€“ ฮ”โ‚‚

d.

ฮ” = ฮ”โ‚ + ฮ”โ‚‚

Discuss
Answer: (c).ฮ” = ฮ”โ‚ โ€“ ฮ”โ‚‚
Q108.
Chainage at the point of reverse curve can be given as__________

a.

Chainage at P.R.C = Chainage at P.C + length of first arc

b.

Chainage at P.R.C = Chainage at P.I + length of first arc

c.

Chainage at P.R.C = Chainage at P.C + length of second arc

d.

Chainage at P.R.C = Chainage at P.C โ€“ length of first arc

Discuss
Answer: (a).Chainage at P.R.C = Chainage at P.C + length of first arc
Q109.
A Reverse curve can be set by which of the following methods?

a.

Method of bisection of arcs

b.

Method of deflection angles

c.

Method of deflection distances

d.

Method of tangential angles

Discuss
Answer: (d).Method of tangential angles
Q110.
Which of the following indicates the correct set of the cases employed in reverse curves?

a.

Perpendicular, non-parallel

b.

Parallel, perpendicular

c.

Non-parallel, parallel

d.

Perpendicular, curved

Discuss
Answer: (c).Non-parallel, parallel
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