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Day 110-Jan 20-Worksheet-Diploma-Deep foundation

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A foundation is termed as deep foundation when:

a)

Depth < width

b)

Depth = width

c)

Depth ≥ width

d)

Depth ≤ 2 × width

2.

Which pile is MOST suitable for black cotton soil?

a)

Franki pile

b)

Vibro pile

c)

Under-reamed pile

d)

Sand pile

3.

Which pile uses a collapsible steel mandrel during construction?

a)

Simplex pile

b)

Raymond standard pile

c)

Franki pile

d)

Pressure pile

4.

Mushroom-shaped enlargement at the base is a characteristic feature of:

a)

Raymond pile

b)

Mac-Arthur pile

c)

Franki pile

d)

Swage pile

5.

Which pile is preferred in congested urban areas due to no vibration and noise?

a)

Vibro pile

b)

Franki pile

c)

Pedestal pile

d)

Pressure pile

6.

Which pile is provided to resist horizontal and inclined forces?

a)

Friction pile

b)

Fender pile

c)

Batter pile

d)

Tension pile

7.

Sand piles are load-bearing piles used to transmit structural loads to deeper strata.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The diameter of an under-reamed pile bulb is usually 2 to 3 times the pile diameter.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Assertion (A): Under-reamed piles are widely used in expansive soils. Reason (R): The bulbs at the base increase bearing capacity and reduce uplift.

a)

Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation

b)

Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation

c)

A is true but R is false

d)

A is false but R is true

10.

Piles that do not directly carry load but strengthen soil are called (a)   piles.

11.

Timber pile length shall not exceed (a)   times its top width.

12.

H-piles, box piles and tube piles are categories of (a)   piles.

13.

A Raymond step-taper pile increases diameter by (a)   mm for each shell section.

14.

Under-reamed piles were developed by (a)   .

15.

Piles used to protect waterfront structures from ship impact are called (a)   piles.