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Day 58-Nov 20-Worksheet-PWD-Station&yards,points,signaling,cross

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Actual Nose of Crossing (ANC) is generally

a)

A sharp theoretical point

b)

A blunt 6 mm nose

c)

A welded crossing end

d)

A cast steel component end

2.

Which rail guides the wheel through the V-crossing zone?

a)

Stock rail

b)

Wing rail

c)

Tongue rail

d)

Lead rail

3.

A scissor crossover consists of

a)

2 switches and 2 crossings

b)

4 switches and 8 crossings

c)

1 turnout and 2 crossings

d)

2 turnouts only

4.

Which type of station allows train movement in 3 or more directions?

a)

Terminal station

b)

Way-side station

c)

Junction station

d)

Non-block station

5.

Minimum width of passenger platform is

a)

2.5 m

b)

3.66 m

c)

4.725 m

d)

3.1 m

6.

Gravity yards function mainly because

a)

A locomotive pushes wagons

b)

Track slope causes wagons to move

c)

Switch operations guide wagons

d)

Scissor crossings reduce resistance

7.

Which signal provides an audible warning in fog?

(a)  

8.

CMS crossings have no bolts, hence fewer failures. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Terminal stations have no engine-reversing arrangement. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Assertion: loose-heel type switch is preferred over fixed heel type. Reason: Loose -heel type provides better stability and alignment. Choose the correct option.

a)

Both true, and Reason explains Assertion

b)

Both true, but Reason does not explain

c)

Assertion true, Reason false

d)

Both false

11.

The component that allows wheel flanges to cross rails is (a)   .

12.

The movable tapered rail used in switches is called (a)   .

13.

An engine can be reversed by 180 degrees using a (a)   .

14.

Safe limit between converging tracks is marked by a (a)   .

15.

Arrange turnout components from switch end to crossing end. Choose the correct order.

a)

Stock rail → Tongue rail → Lead rails → Crossing

b)

Stock rails → Tongue rail → lead rail → Crossing

c)

Stock rail → Tongue rail → Crossing → Lead rails

d)

Crossing → Lead rails → Tongue rail → Stock rail