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AAR653- WEEK 3 - RETAINING WALL

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

all is the example of gravity wall, except?

a)

Sheet pile wall

b)

Gabion wall

c)

Crib wall

d)

Concrete wall

2.

These wall are pinned both top and bottom using cable or any others stay.

a)

pile wall

b)

cantilever wall

c)

anchored wall

d)

gravity wall

3.

This wall resist the earth pressure exerted by backfill by its own self weight.

a)

gravity wall

b)

cantilever wall

c)

anchored wall

d)

pile wall

4.

Below is the element we need to take into consideration when designing a retaining structure except?

a)

Ground strength

b)

Bearing capacity

c)

Width of the retained soil

d)

Groundwater table

5.

Retaining wall will fail due to..

a)

Overturning

b)

Sliding

c)

settlement

d)

tournament

6.

How to prevent high-level water in soil?

a)

provide adequate financial strength

b)

provide adequate control system

c)

provide adequate drainage system

d)

provide adequate support system

7.

What is retaining wall ?

a)

Backdrop of a mural

b)

Beautify element of the location

c)

structure that retains (holds back) earth and prevent it from sliding

d)

Blocking structure from trespassing animal

8.

Which of these is NOT a consideration in retaining wall design?

a)

Soil Type

b)

Load

c)

Surcharge

d)

Climate

9.

Why should fabric NOT be installed directly behind a retaining wall?

a)

It kills the grass

b)

It restricts drainage

c)

It is harmful to the environment

10.

What is another term for water collecting behind walls?

a)

Overload

b)

Surcharge

c)

Stress

d)

Pressure

11.

Below are the function of retaining wall except?

a)

Retain soil behind the wall

b)

Permanent structure of a building

c)

control ground water permanently

d)

Prevent landsliding or overturning

12.

The type of retaining wall multi-celled, welded wire or rectangular wire mesh boxes, which are then rock filled (shown in this fig.) is

a)

Crib Walls

b)

Gabbion walls

c)

Soil nailing

d)

Interlocking sheets

13.

Retaining wall interlocking individual boxes made from timber or pre-cast concrete

a)

Gabbion Wall

b)

Soil Nailing

c)

Crib Wall

d)

None of the above

14.

Retaining which provides stability by virtue of its own weight

a)

Gravity type Retaining wall

b)

Cantilever type Retaining wall

c)

Counterfort type Retaining wall

d)

Buttress type Retaining wall

15.

The type of retaining wall shown in the figure is

a)

Cantilever retaining wall

b)

Buttress retaining wall

c)

Counterfort retaining wall

d)

Gravity retaining wall

16.

The type of the retaining wall shown in fig is

a)

Gravity retaining wall

b)

Cantilever retaining wall

c)

Counterfort retaining wall

d)

Buttress retaining wall

17.

The retaining wall that retains the earth entirely by its own weight and generally contains no reinforcement is called

a)

Buttress wall

b)

Cantilevered retaining wall

c)

Gravity retaining wall

d)

Sheet pile wall

18.

What is the method for inserting a sheet pile?

a)

Push and vibrate

b)

Slide and vibrate

c)

Push and tap

d)

Slide and tap

19.

Gravity type retaining wall type is suitable for retaining backfill up to

a)

3-5 m

b)

5-12 m

c)

4 - 7 m

d)

Any hight

20.

Sheet piles are generally made of

a)

Concrete

b)

Steel

c)

Timber

d)

All of the above

21.

Weep holes provided into retaining wall for the purpose of

a)

to provide drainage

b)

to prevent cracks due to shrinkage

c)

to avoid friction behind the wall

d)

to improve appearance

22.

The material retained by the retaining wall is known as_________

a)

slab

b)

roof

c)

backfill

d)

footing

23.

THIS TYPE OF RETAINING WALL ARE SUITABLE TO BE BUILT IN A WATER BODY AREA

a)

GRAVITY WALL

b)

ANCHORED WALL

c)

SHEET PILING WALL

d)

CANTILEVER WALL

24.

What is Gabion Wall?

a)

Build of cuboids metal cages or baskets made up from a square grid of steel fabric, usually 5 mm in diameter and spacing 75 mm

b)

This baskets are usually 2m long and 1m2 in cross-section, filled with stone particles. A central diaphragm fitted in each metal basket divides it into two equal 1m3 section and adds stability

c)

During construction the stone-filled baskets are secured together with steel wire (2.5 mm in diameter).

d)

The base of a gabion wall usually about 0.5h.

e)

All above

25.

Please select THREE(3) types of retaining structure

a)

Gravity wall

b)

RC Wall and Anchored

c)

Embeded wall

d)

Hook wall

e)

All above