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EVENING SESSION

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 GENERAL AWARENESS

1. Match List I with List II : 1. lwph I dks lwph II ls lqesfyr djsa%

Books ( List I) Authors ( List II) lwph&I ¼fdrkc½ lwph&II ¼ys[kd½
A. Kadambari 1. R. K. Narain A. dknEcjh 1. vkj- ds- ukjk;u
B. Kamayani 2. Munshi Prem Chand B. dkek;uh 2. eqa”kh çse pUn
C. The Guide 3. Bana Bhatt C. n xkbZM 3. ck.k Hkê
D. Godan 4. Jai Shankar Prasad D. xksnku 4. t; “kadj çlkn
(1) A4, B3, C1, D2 (1) A4, B3, C1, D2
(2) A1, B3, C4, D2 (2) A1, B3, C4, D2
(3) A3, B4, C1, D2 (3) A3, B4, C1, D2
(4) A2, B4, C1, D3 (4) A2, B4, C1, D3

2. One star is going away from the Earth. Then the 2. dksbZ rkjk i`Foh ls nwj tk jgk gS i`Foh ij cSBk fujh{kd rkjs ls çkIr
observer on the Earth will experience: çdk”k ds lEca/k esa D;k vuqHko djsxk%
(1) Decrease in wave length (1) rjax nS/;Z esa deh
(2) Increase in wave length (2) rjax nS/;Z esa o`f)
(3) No change in wave length (3) rjax nS/;Z esa dksbZ ifjorZu ugha
(4) None of these (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

3. AMRUT Mission of Government of India relates to: 3. Hkkjr ljdkj dk AMRUT fe”ku fdlls lEcfU/kr gS%
(1) Transforming cities & towns into smart cities (1) “kgjksa ,oa dLcksa dks LekVZ flVh esa :ikUrfjr djus ds fy;s
(2) Health sector (2) LokLF; {ks=
(3) Agriculture sector (3) Ñf’k {ks=
(4) Food Processing sector (4) [kk| laLdj.k {ks=

4. GST bill introduced in Lok Sabha on December 19, 4. 19 fnlEcj] 2014 dks yksd&lHkk esa is”k fd;k x;k GST fo/ks;d
2014 is the constitutional amendment bill: laoS/kkfud la”kks/ku fo/ks;d gS%
(1) One Hundred & Twenty first amendment bill, 2014 (1) 121ok¡ la”kks/ku fo/ks;d] 2014
(2) One Hundred & Twenty second amendment bill, 2014 (2) 122ok¡ la”kks/ku fo/ks;d] 2014
(3) One Hundred & Twenty fourth amendment to the (3) 124ok¡ lafo/kku la”kks/ku
constitution (4) 119ok¡ la”kks/ku fo/ks;d] 2013
(4) One Hundred & Nineteenth amendment bill, 2013

5. Who among the British Generals defeated Peshwa Baji 5. is”kok ckth jko f}rh; dks ijkftr djus okyk fcVªh”k tujy dkSu Fkk%
Rao II: (1) vkSVªe
(1) Outrum
(2) eSyde
(2) Malcom
(3) ,fYQULVksu
(3) Elphinstone
(4) fdpsuj
(4) Kitchener

6. What causes beri beri? 6. ^csjh&csjh* dk D;k dkj.k gksrk gS\

(1) Lack of vitamin D (1) foVkfeu D dh deh
(2) Lack of vitamin A (2) foVkfeu A dh deh
(3) Lack of vitamin B1 (3) foVkfeu B1 dh deh
(4) Lack of calcium (4) dSfY”k;e dh deh

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7. Match the following in the given sequence in context 7. Le`fr ds lanHkZ esa fn;s x, vuqØe esa fuEufyf[kr dks lqesfyr djsa%
of memory:
A. vfr mPp pky 1. DVD
A. Very High Speed 1. DVD
B. xSj&vfLFkj ,oa mPp Hk.Mkj.k 2. ROM
B. Non-Volatile & high storage 2. ROM
C. ckgjh ,oa lLrk 3. dS”ks
C. External & cheaper 3. Cache
D. dsoy iBu 4. gkMZfMLd
D. Read only 4. Hard Disk
(1) A1, B2, C2, D4
(1) A1, B2, C2, D4
(2) A1, B3, C4, D2
(2) A1, B3, C4, D2
(3) A3, B4, C2, D1
(3) A3, B4, C2, D1
(4) A3, B4, C1, D2
(4) A3, B4, C1, D2

8. Within how much time from receipt of request for 8. lwpuk vf/kdkj vf/kfu;e ds vUrZxr fdlh O;fä ds thou vFkok
information concerning life or liberty of a person the Lora=rk ls lEcfU/kr tkudkjh ds fy, vuqjks/k çkIr gksus ds fdrus
same should be provided under RTI ACT? le; ds Hkhrj ,slh tkudkjh çnku dh tkuh pkfg,\
(1) 30 days (1) 30 fnu
(2) 72 hours (2) 72 ?kaVs
(3) 48 hours (3) 48 ?kaVs
(4) 24 hours (4) 24 ?kaVs

9. The name of a candidate for the office of President of 9. Hkkjr ds jk’Vªifr in ds fy;s vH;FkÊ dk uke çLrkfor fd;k tkrk
India is proposed by: gS%
(1) Any five Citizens of India (1) Hkkjr ds fdlh ik¡p ukxfjd }kjk
(2) Any five Members of the Parliament (2) laln ds fdlh ik¡p lnL; }kjk
(3) Any fifty Members of the Electoral College (3) bysDVksjy dkWfyt ds fdUgha ipkl lnL;ksa }kjk
(4) Any ten Members of the Electoral College (4) bysDVksjy dkWfyt ds fdUgha nl lnL;ksa }kjk

10. ‘Indian Standard Meridian’ passes through the states of: 10. ^bafM;u LVS.MMZ esfjfM;u* fdu jkT;ksa ls gksdj xqtjrk gS%
(1) Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhatishgarh, (1) mÙkj&çns”k] e/;&çns”k] NÙkhlx<+] vksfM”kk ,oa vkU/kz çns”k
Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh (2) mÙkj&çns”k] fcgkj] >kj[k.M] vksfM”kk ,oa if”pe&caxky
(2) Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and West (3) mÙkj&çns”k] jktLFkku] egkjk’Vª] xqtjkr ,oa e/;&çns”k
Bengal (4) rfeyukMw] dukZVd] vkU/kz&çns”k] vksfM”kk ,oa if”pe&caxky
(3) Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat and
Madhya Pradesh
(4) Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and
West Bengal

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 DISCIPLINE / TECHNICAL APTITUDE

11. The order of treatment process for treating domestic 11. ?kjsyw eyty ds mipkj ds fy, lkekU;r% viukbZ tkus okyh mipkj
sewage normally adopted is: çfØ;k dk Øe gS%
(1) Screens, Grit chamber, Parshall flume & secondary (1) vkoj.k] fxzV psEcj] ikj”ky voufydk rFkk f}rh;d mipkj
treatment (2) fxzV psEcj] vkoj.k] ikj”ky voufydk rFkk f}rh;d mipkj
(2) Grit chamber, Screens, Parshall flume & secondary (3) ikj”ky voufydk] f}rh;d mipkj vkoj.k rFkk fxzV psEcj
treatment (4) vkoj.k] fxzV psEcj] f}rh;d mipkj rFkk ikj”ky voufydk
(3) Parshall flume, Secondary treatment, Screens & Grit
chamber
(4) Screens, Grit chamber, secondary treatment &
Parshall flume

12. The acceptable limits for Chlorides, Sulphates and 12. mg/l esa DyksjkbMks] lYQsVks rFkk ¶ywjkbMks dh Lohdk;Z lhek gS%
fluorides in mg/l is: (1) 1.0, 200,200 (2) 200,200,1
(1) 1.0, 200,200 (2) 200,200,1 (3) 200,1,200 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(3) 200,1,200 (4) None of these

13. The minimum number of piles required to support a 13. <sj ds lewg esa ,d dkWye dh liksVZ ds fy, okafNr <sjksa dh U;wure
column in group of pile is: la[;k gksrh gS%
(1) 1 (2) 2 (1) 1 (2) 2
(3) 3 (4) 4 (3) 3 (4) 4

14. The leveling of instrument is done such that: 14. fdlh midj.k dh ysofyax bl çdkj dh tkrh gS fd%
(1) Line of sight is truly horizontal (1) n`f"V dh ykbu lgh {kSfrt gks
(2) Optical axis is truly horizontal (2) çdk'kh; v{k lgh {kSfrt gks
(3) Vertical axis is truly vertical (3) vuqyEch; v{k lgh yEc gks
(4) Line of collimation is truly horizontal (4) lekUrj.k ykbu lgh {kSfrt gks

15. The increased rate of strength gain of rapid hardening 15. Rofjr dBksjhdj.k lhesaV dh lkeF;Z yfC/k dh o`f) nj fdlds }kjk
cement is achieved by: çkIr dh tkrh gS%
(1) Higher content of C3S (1) C3S dh mPp ek=k
(2) Higher content of C3A (2) C3A dh mPp ek=k
(3) Finer grinding of cement (3) lhesaV dh Qkbuy xzkbZfMax
(4) Both (1) & (3) (4) nksuksa (1) ,oa (3)

16. Concrete is considered unsuitable for compaction by 16. dEiu }kjk la?kuu gsrq daØhV vuqi;qDr ekuk tkrk gS ;fn%
vibration if: (1) la?kuu xq.kd 0.9 ls T;knk gks
(1) Compaction factor is more than 0.9 (2) ;g fuEu dk;Z ;ksX;rk okyk gks
(2) It is of low workability (3) ;g cgqr pheM+ gks
(3) It is very stiff (4) 25 ls 50 mm ds e/; lyEi dks
(4) Slump is between 25 – 50 mm

17. The most common symptom of distress in a concrete 17. daØhV lajpukvksa esa fMLVªs”k dk lokZf/kd lkekU; igpku gksrk gS%
structure is: (1) daØhV dh Likfyax
(1) Spalling of concrete (2) daØhV dh Øsfdax
(2) Cracking of concrete (3) daØhV dh Ldsfyax
(3) Scaling of concrete (4) ljQsl Øsft+x
(4) Surface crazing

18. Two samples of bitumen A and B have penetration 18. fcVqesu A vkSj B ds nks uewuksa dk cs/ku eku Øe'k% 35 vkSj 87
value of 35 and 87 respectively. Which of the following gSA fuEukafdr esa ls dkSu&lk dFku lgh gS%
statements is correct? (1) fcVqeu A esa mPprj eknZo fcUnq gksxk
(1) Bitumen A will have higher softening point (2) fcVqeu B esa mPprj eknZo fcUnq gksxk
(2) Bitumen B will have higher softening point (3) fcVqeu A vkSj B esa leku eknZo fcUnq gksxsa
(3) Bitumen A and B will have same softening point. (4) eknZo fcUnq dk fcVqeu ds cs/ku eku ls dksbZ lEcU/k ugha gksrk gS
(4) Softening point has no relation with penetration value
of a bitumen

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19. Highway Geometrics are designed for: 19. jktekxZ T;kfefr vfHkdfYir dh tkrh gS%
(1) th
50 percentile speed (1) 50oha 'kred xfr ds fy,
(2) 85oha 'kred xfr ds fy,
th
(2) 85 percentile speed
(3) 95oha 'kred xfr ds fy,
th
(3) 95 percentile speed
th
(4) 98 percentile speed (4) 98oha 'kred xfr ds fy,

20. The water cement ratio for ferrocement should be: 20. QsjkslesUV gsrq ty lhesaV vuqikr gksuk pkfg,%
(1) Less than 0.35 (1) 0.35 ls de
(2) Between 0.50 and 0.60 (2) 0.50 ,oa 0.60 ds chp
(3) Greater than 0.60 (3) 0.60 ls T;knk
(4) Between 0.35 and 0.40 (4) 0.35 ,oa 0.40 ds chp

21. If turbidity removal is the only objective of a water 21. ;fn xanykiu gVkuk gh ty mipkj la;a= dk ,d ek= mís'; gS rks
treatment plant, it should have following units in bls fuEukafdr bdkb;ksa dks buesa ls fdl Øe esa j[kuk pkfg,%
sequence: (1) okru] Ldanu] Å.kZu vkSj Dyksjhuhdj.k
(1) Aeration, coagulation, flocculation and chlorination (2) Rofjr ckyw fQYVj rFkk Dyksjhuhdj.k
(2) Rapid sand filter and chlorination (3) T;ksykbV mipkj rFkk Dyksjhuhdj.k
(3) Zeolite treatment and chlorination (4) 'kh?kz feJ.k] Å.kZd vkSj Vadh o fQYVj dks lsV djuk
(4) Rapid mixing, flocculator, settling tank and filter

22. As far as possible following system of plumbing 22. ;FkklEHko Hkou esa uylkth dh fuEukafdr ç.kkyh dk ç;ksx fd;k
should be used in a building: tkuk pkfg,%
(1) Two pipe (1) nks ikbi
(2) One pipe (2) ,d ikbi
(3) Partially ventilated single stack (3) vkaf'kd laokfrr ,dy LVSd
(4) Single stack (4) ,dy LVSd

23. The piles which do not support the load by themselves 23. ,slh ikbysa tks Lo;a esa Hkkj dks vkyafcr ugha djrh ysfdu uho ls
but act as a medium to transmit the load from the izfrjks/kh lc&LVs”ku rd Hkkj dks lapfjr djus ds ek/;e ds :i esa
foundation to the resisting sub–stratum, are known as: dke djrh gSa] dgykrh gS%
(1) Friction piles (1) ?k’kZ.k ikbysa
(2) Bearing piles (2) /kkjd ikbysa
(3) Batter piles (3) vkur ikbysa
(4) Compaction piles (4) laguu ikbyas

24. The least count of a vernier is the: 24. ofuZ;j dk U;wure iBu gS%
(1) Value of the division on the main scale (1) eq[; iSekus ij foHkktu dk eku
(2) Value of division on the vernier scale (2) ofuZ;j iSeus ij foHkktu dk eku
(3) Sum of values of one vernier scale and one main (3) ,d ofuZ;j iSekus vkSj ,d eq[; iSekus ds foHkktuksa ds ekuksa dk
scale divisions ;ksx
(4) Difference between the value of one main scale (4) ,d eq[; iSekuk foHkktu vkSj ,d ofuZ;j iSekuk foHkktu ds
division and one vernier scale division. chp dk varj
25. Water in excess of that required for chemical reaction 25. daØhV esa jklk;fud vfHkfØ;k gsrq okafPNr ty dh vfrfjDr ek=k ds
in concrete results in: ifj.kke Lo:i gksrk gS%
(1) Bleeding (2) Segregation (1) CyhfMax (2) lsxzhxs”ku
(3) Cracks (4) Voids on drying (3) ØSDl (4) “kq’du ij okW;M~l

26. Which one of the following does not react with the 26. fuEufyf[kr esa ls dkSu&lk daØhV çfrfØ;k ugha djrk gS%
concrete: (1) lhost okVj
(1) Sewage water (2) ly¶;wfjd ,flM
(2) Sulfuric acid (3) ouLifr rsy
(3) Vegetable oil (4) ,Ydksgy
(4) Alcohol

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27. A prismatic beam simply supported at the ends and 27. ,d fçTeh che tks lk/kkj.k :i ls fljksa ij lefFkZr gS vkSj u.d.l.
subjected to u.d.l. acting over the entire span gives its ds vuqlkj gSA ;g che lEiw.kZ foLrkj ij dk;Z dj jgk gSA 2 mm
mid span deflection equal to 2 mm. If the span of the ds cjkcj e/; foLrkj nsrk gSA ;fn che ds foLrkj dks nqxuk dj
beam is doubled and the intensity of the uniformly fn;k tk, vksj leku :i ls forfjr Hkkj dh çcyrk dks vk/kk dj
distributed load halved, then the mid span deflection fn;k tk, rks e/; foLrkj >qdko gksxk%
will be:
(1) 2 fe-eh- (2) 8 fe-eh-
(1) 2 mm (2) 8 mm (3) 16 fe-eh- (4) 64 fe-eh-
(3) 16 mm (4) 64 mm

28. If the bearing of line AB is N87°32’00”E and that of line 28. ;fnAB js[kk dh cs;fjax N87°32’00”E gS vkSj BC js[kk dh cs;fjax
BC is S 65°35’20” E, then the included angle at B is: S 65°35’20” E gS rks B ij lekos”kh dks.k gS%
(1) 153°07’20” (2) 86°52’40” (1) 153°07’20” (2) 86°52’40”
(3) 115°6’40” (4) None of these (3) 115°6’40” (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
29. The maximum pitch of the bolts for a compresssion 29. laihM+u lnL; ds fy, dkcyksa dk vf/kdre varjky ¼pwM+h½ fuEu ls
member should not exceed: vf/kd ugha gksuk pkfg,%
(1) 2.5 times diameter of the bolt (1) dkcys ds O;kl dk 2.5 xquk
(2) 2.5 times diameter of the hole (2) fNnz ds O;kl dk 2.5 xquk
(3) 12t or 200mm which ever is less (3) 12t ;k 200mm & buesa ls tks Hkh de gks
(4) 16t or 200mm which ever is less (4) 16t ;k 200mm & buesa ls tks Hkh de gks
Where t is the minimum thickness of the plates jointed tgka t tksM+h xbZ IysVksa dh U;wure eksVkbZ gSA

30. The water content in the soil is: 30. e`nk esa ty rRo gksrk gS%
(1) Ratio of volume of water to volume of soil (1) e`nk dh ek=k ls ty dh ek=k dk vuqikr
(2) Ratio of volume of water to volume of solids (2) ty dh ek=k ls Bkslksa dh ek=k dk vuqikr
(3) Ratio of weight of water to volume of soil (3) ty ds Hkkj ls e`nk dh ek=k dk vuqikr
(4) Ratio of weight of water to weight of solids (4) ty ds Hkkj ls Bkslksa dh Hkkj dk vuqikr

31. Temperature stresses in a concrete pavement may 31. daØhV isoesUV esa rkieku çfrcy Lysc esa njkj iM+us dk dkj.k cu
cause the slab to crack. If a slab cools uniformly, then ldrk gSA ;fn ,d Lysc ,d leku :i ls BaMk gksrk gS rks fuEukafdr
the cracks will develop at the following location: LFkku ij njkjsa iM+ ldrh gSa%
(1) At the center of the slab
(1) Lysc ds dsUæ esa
(2) Near edge of the slab
(2) Lysc ds fdukjs ds ikl esa
(3) Near corners of the slab
(3) Lysc ds dksuksa ds fudV
(4) Anywhere in the slab
(4) Lysc esa dgha Hkh

32. Softening point of bitumen to be used for road 32. ftl LFkku ij vf/kdre rkieku 40°C gS] ogka lM+d fuekZ.k ds
construction at a place where maximum temperature is fy, iz;qDr fcVqeu dk ujed fcanq gS%
40°C should be:
(1) 40° fMxzh ls de
(1) Less than 40° (2) 40° fMxzh ds cjkcj
(2) Equal to 40° (3) 40° fMxzh ls vf/kd
(3) Greater than 40° (4) 80° fMxzh ds cjkcj
(4) Equal to 80°

33. The unconfined compressive strength of a clay soil in 33. v{kqC/k vkSj iquZ?kfVr voLFkk esa ,d Hk`fÙkdk e`nk dh vifjc)
the undisturbed and remoulded states are 3.5 kg/cm
2
laihMu lkeFZ; Øe”k% 3.5 kg/cm2 rFkk 1.5 kg/cm2 gSA lqxzkfgrk
2
and 1.5 kg/cm respectively. Based on sensitivity, the ds vk/kkj ij Hk`fÙkdk e`nk dk o.kZu buesa ls fdl :i esa fd;k tk
clay soil can be described as: ldrk gS%
(1) Sensitive clay (2) Insensitive clay (1) lqxzkgh Hk`fÙkdk (2) vlaosnh Hk`fÙkdk
(3) Quick clay (4) Medium sensitive clay (3) iafdy Hk`fÙkdk (4) e/;e lqxzkgh Hk`fÙkdk

34. In India, nominal size of building sewers used in 34. Hkkjr esa O;ogkfjd :i esa Hkou flojks esa ç;ksx fd;k tkus okyk
practice is: lkekU; vkdkj gS%
(1) 50 – 100 mm (2) 100 – 150 mm (1) 50–100 fe-eh- (2) 100–150 fe-eh-
(3) 200 – 250 mm (4) > 250 mm (3) 200–250 fe-eh- (4) >250 fe-eh-

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35. The order of booking the dimensions is: 35. fofefr; ifjeki dh cqfdax dk vuqØe gS%
(1) Length, Breadth, Height (1) yEckbZ] pkSM+kbZ] Å¡pkbZ
(2) Breadth, Length, Height (2) pkSM+kbZ] yEckbZ] Å¡pkbZ
(3) Height, Breadth, Length (3) Å¡pkbZ] pkSM+kbZ] yEckbZ
(4) Breadth, Height, Length (4) pkSM+kbZ] Å¡pkbZ] yEckbZ

36. The unit of dynamic viscosity of a liquid is: 36. ,d æo ds xrh; “;kurk xq.kkad dk ek=d gS%
2
(1) ehVj @ lsds.M
2
(1) Metres per sec
2 2
(2) Kg sec/metre (2) kg&lsds.M@ ehVj
2 2
(3) Newton-sec per metre (3) U;wVu&lsds.M@ ehVj
2 2
(4) Newton-sec per metre (4) U;wVu&lsds.M @ ehVj

37. In Limit States Design method for RC members, the 37. vkj-lh- esEcjksa dh lhfer voLFkk vfHkdYi i)fr esa buesa ls fdlds
Concrete is utilized upto stresses corresponding to: laxr çfrcyksa rd daØhV dk ç;ksx fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) Its peak value (1) blds f'k[kj eku
(2) Certain predecided strain value (2) dqN iwoZ fu/kkZfjr foÑfr eku
(3) Lower than its peak value (3) blds f'k[kj eku ls de
(4) Higher than its peak value (4) blds f'k[kj eku ls vf/kd

38. A mild steel flat subjected to a tensile force of 84 tons 38. 84 Vu ds ruu cy ds v/khu ,d e`nq bLikr ¶ysV dks fjosVksa dk
is connected to a gusset plate using rivets. If the ç;ksx djrs gq, ,d laxe ifêdk ls tksM+k tkrk gSA ;fn ,d ,dy
forces required to shear a single rivet, to crush the fjosV dk vi:i.k djus] fjosV dks dqpyus vkSj IysVks dks phjus ds
rivet and to tear the plate per pitch length are 5000 kg, fy, cy dh vko';drk gksrh gS tc çfr fip yEckbZ Øe'k% 5000
8000 kg and 6000 kg respectively, then the number of kg, 8000 kg vkSj 6000 kg gks rks okafPNr fjosVksa dh la[;k gksxh%
rivets required is:
(1) 11 (2) 14
(1) 11 (2) 14 (3) 16 (4) 17
(3) 16 (4) 17

39. The speed density relation on a segment of highway is 39. fuEukafdr lehdj.k }kjk jktekxZ ds ,d [kaM ij xfr ?kuRo lEcU/k
given by the following equation n'kkZ;k x;k gS%
2
V = 0.002(K – 184) – 3.2 V = 0.002(K – 184)2 – 3.2
V is the speed in km/hr and K is the density in veh/km. V fdyksehVj çfr ?kaVk xfr gS vkSj K okgu çfr fdyksehVj ?kuRo gSA
The free flow speed on the highway is: jktekxZ ij eqä çokg xfr gS%
(1) 64.5 km/hr (2) 70.2 km/hr (1) 64.5 fdeh-@?kaVk (2) 70.2 fdeh-@?kaVk
(3) 80.0 km/hr (4) 184.0 km/hr (3) 80.0 fdeh-@?kaVk (4) 184.0 fdeh-@?kaVk

40. The effective length of members in compression in a 40. ,d lknh dSaph esa lEihMu esa vaxks dh çHkkoh yEckbZ gksrh gS%
plane truss is:
(1) okLrfod yEckbZ
(1) Actual length
(2) 0.70 × okLrfod yEckbZ
(2) 0. 70 × actual length
(3) 0.80 × okLrfod yEckbZ
(3) 0. 80 × actual length
(4) 0.85 × okLrfod yEckbZ
(4) 0. 85 × actual length

41. In the staging of columns for water tank, the column 41. ikuh dh Vadh ds fy, dkWyeksa dh LVsftax esa U;wure lEihMu cy ds
with least compressive force occurs: lkFk dkWye gksrk gS%
(1) In the windward column (1) foaMokMZ dkWye esa
(2) In the central column (2) dsUæh; dkWye esa
(3) In the leeward column (3) yhokMZ dkWye esa
(4) In any position (4) fdlh Hkh fLFkfr esa

42. Places having the same latitude: 42. ,d gh v{kka’k ij iM+us okys LFkku%
(1) Lie on the parallel of latitude (1) v{kka’k ds lekukUrj esa iM+rs gSa
(2) Are equidistant from both the poles (2) nksuksa /kzqoksa ls leku nwjh ij gksrs gSa
(3) Are equidistant from the equator (3) Hkwe/; js[kk ls leku nwjh ij gksrs gSa
(4) All of these (4) mi;qZä lHkh

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43. In the moment area method, the difference in slopes
between any two sections of a loaded flexural member
is equal to:
(1) Moment of the M/EI diagram between the two sections
(2) 1/2 × moment of the M/EI diagram between the two
sections
(3) Area of the M/EI diagram between the two sections
(4) 1/2 × area of the M/EI diagram between the two sections
43. vk?kw.kZ {ks= fof/k esa fdlh Hkkfjr vkuE;rk lnL; ds fdUgha nks [kaMksa
ds chp <kyksa esa varj fuEu ds cjkcj gS%
(1) nks [kaMksa ds chp M/EI vkjs[k dk vk?kw.kZ
(2) 1/2 × nks [kaMksa ds chp M/EI vkjs[k dk vk?kw.kZ
(3) nks [kaMksa ds chp M/EI vkjs[k dk {ks=Qy
(4) 1/2 × nks [kaMksa ds chp M/EI vkjs[k dk {ks=Qy

44. Following are two statements: 44. fuEufyf[kr nks dFku gSa%
i. “Asphalt is a byproduct of bitumen” i. ^,tQkYV fcVqfeu dk mi&mRikn gS*
ii. “Plywood is obtained from bamboo” ii. ^IykbZoqM ckal ls çkIr fd;k tkrk gS*
(1) Statement (i) only is true (1) dFku i dsoy lR; gS
(2) Statement (ii) only is true (2) dFku ii dsoy lR; gS
(3) Both statements are true (3) nksuksa dFku lR; gSa
(4) Both statements are false (4) nksuksa dFku vlR; gSa

45. While designing the super-elevation of a highway, its
maximum value is fixed considering the need to:
(1) Avoid toppling of slow moving vehicles in mixed traffic
flow
(2) Avoid traverse skidding
(3) Provide drainage
(4) Counteract centrifugal force due to 75% of design speed
45. jktekxZ dk lqij&,syhos”ku rS;kj djrs le; bldk vf/kdre eku
fuEu dh vko”;drk ij fopkj djrs gq, fu/kkZfjr fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) fefJr ;krk;kr izokg esa /kheh xfr ls pyus okys okguksa ds iyV
tkus ls cpuk
(2) okilh fLdfMax ls cpuk
(3) ty fudklh miyC/k djkuk
(4) fMtkbu xfr ds 75% ds dkj.k vidsUnzh cy dk izfrdkj djuk

46. The two way shear in a footing has to be checked at a 46. ,d ikn esa f}ekxÊ vi:i.k ds buesa ls fdl lsD'ku ij pSd djuk
section: gksrk gS%
(1) d/2 from the edge of the column (1) dkWye ds fdukjs ls d/2
(2) d/2 from the cetral line of the column (2) dkWye dh dsUæh; ykbu ls d/2
(3) at the cetral line of the column (3) dkWye dh dsUæh; ykbu ij
(4) at d from the edge of the column (4) dkWye ds fdukjs ls d ij
where d= effective depth of the footing tc d = ikn dh çHkkoh xgjkbZ
47. PERT stands for: 47. PERT “kCn buesa ls fdlds fy, iz;ksx gksrk gS%
(1) Project evaluation and review technique (1) ifj;kstuk ewY;kadu ,oa iqujh{k.k rduhd
(2) Project examination and review technique (2) ifj;kstuk ijh{kk ,oa iqujh{k.k rduhd
(3) Project evaluation and reporting technique (3) ifj;kstuk ewY;kadu ,oa fjiksfVZax rduhd
(4) Process execution and reporting technology (4) izØe fu’iknu ,oa fjiksfVZax izkS|ksfxdh
48. The cementing property in cement is primarily due to 48. lhesUV esa lhesfVax xq.k buesa ls fdl ewy inkFkZ ds dkj.k gksrk gS%
basic material: (1) pwuk (2) flfydk
(1) Lime (2) Silica (3) vY;qfeuk (4) ftIle
(3) Alumina (4) Gypsum

49. Negative skin friction on piles is predominant in: 49. <sj ij _.kkRed Ropk ?k”kZ.k buesa ls fdlesa çeq[k gS%
(1) Friction piles in sands (1) ckyw esa <sj ?k”kZ.k
(2) Friction piles in soft clays (2) e`nq e`fÙkdk esa <sj ?k”kZ.k
(3) Piles resting on hard soils (3) dBksj e`nk esa <sj dk jguk
(4) Friction on bearing piles (4) fc;fjax <sj ij ?k”kZ.k

50. Which of the following is not used as flow measuring 50. fuEufyf[kr esa ls dkSu ,d çokg ekiu ;a= ugha gS%
device: (1) vkWfjfQl (2) ekmFkihl
(1) Orifice (2) Mouthpiece (3) oh;j (4) eSuksehVj
(3) Weir (4) Manometer

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51. BOD is preferred to COD as an index of sewage
concentration because:
(1) BOD represents both carbonaceous and nitrogenous
organic matter while COD may indicate carbonaceous
matter only
(2) BOD test is easier to perform and gives more reliable
result
(3) BOD relates specifically to putrescible organic matter
which is the most objectionable sewage constituent
(4) COD relates to the impurities which can only be
removed by chemical treatment which is expensive
51. lhost ladsUnz.k ds lwpdkad ds :i esa COD dh rqyuk esa BOD dks
csgrj le>k tkrk gS D;ksafd%
(1) BOD dkcZue; rFkk ukbVªkt s uh dkcZuh inkFkZ&&nksuksa dk ifjpk;d
gS tcfd COD dsoy dkcZue; inkFkZ dk lwpd gksrk gS
(2) BOD ijh{k.k djuk vklku gksrk gS vkSj vf/kd fo”oluh;
ifj.kke miyC/k djkrk gS
(3) BOD fo”ks’k :i ls I;wVªhflfoy dkcZfud inkFkZ ls lacaf/kr gS
tksfd lcls vf/kd vkifRrtud ?kVd gS
(4) COD ,slh fod`fr;ksa ls lacaf/kr gSa ftUgsa dsoy jklk;fud mipkj
}kjk nwj fd;k tk ldrk gS tks egaxk gksrk gS

52. The effect of arching in a beam is: 52. fdlh /kj.k esa MkV yxkus dk çHkko gksrk gS%
(1) To reduce B. M. throughout (1) vk|ksikUr B.M. dks de djuk
(2) To increase B. M. throughout (2) vk|ksikUr B.M. dks c<+kuk
(3) To increase shear force (3) vi:i.k cy dks c<+kuk
(4) To decrease shear force (4) vi:i.k cy dks de djuk

53. The aggregates containing moisture in pores and 53. ,slk feykok ftlds jU/kzksa esa ueh gks vkSj ftldh lrg “kq’d gks]
having its surface dry, are known as: dgykrk gS%
(1) Moist aggregates (1) vknzZ feykok
(2) Dry aggregates (2) “kq’d feykok
(3) Surface dry aggregates (3) “kq’d lrg okyk feykok
(4) Saturated surface dry aggregates (4) lar`Ir “kq’d lrg okyk feykok

54. Pick up the clay group which does not swell when wet: 54. e`fÙkdk ds ml oxZ dks pqfu, tks Hkhxus ij Qwyrh ugha gS%
(1) Kaolinite group (2) Illite group (1) dkvksfyukbV oxZ (2) fyVs oxZ
(3) Vermiculite group (4) Montmorillonite group (3) ofeZdqykbV oxZ (4) ekWUVekWfjyksukbV oxZ

55. Navier stokes equation is used in the analysis of: 55. usfo;j LVkWd lehdj.k fuEu ds fo”ys’k.k esa ç;qä gksrk gS%
(1) Viscous flow (2) Non-viscous flow (1) “;ku çokg (2) xSj&”;ku çokg
(3) Turbulent flow (4) Rotational flow (3) {kqCn çokg (4) ?kw.kÊ; çokg

56. Which of the following materials is more elastic? 56. fuEu esa ls d©u&lk inkFkZ lokZf/kd yphyk gS \
(1) Steel (2) Plastic (1) LVhy (2) IykfLVd
(3) Wood (4) Rubber (3) ydM+h (4) jcj

57. The ratio of the total elongation of a bar of uniform 57. NM+ ds Hkkj ds cjkcj ds ckº~;Hkkj }kjk mRikfnr nh?kÊdj.k ds çfr
circular cross-section produced under its own weight Lo;a vius Hkkj ls mRié ,d leku o`Ùkkdkj vuqçLFk dkV ls ;qä
to the elongation produced by an external load equal ,d NM+ ds dqy nh?kÊdj.k dk vuqikr gksrk gS%
to the weight of the bar is:
(1) 2 (2) 1
(1) 2 (2) 1 (3) 0.5 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(3) 0.5 (4) None of these

58. Thickness of plastering is usually: 58. iykLrsÇjx dh lkekU;r% fdruh eksVkbZ gksrh gS\
(1) 6mm (2) 12mm (1) 6mm (2) 12mm
(3) 25mm (4) 40mm (3) 25mm (4) 40mm

59. If the head over a triangular notch is doubled, 59. ;fn ,d f=dks.kh; [kkaps ds Åij ds f'k[kj dks nqxuk fd;k tkrk gS
discharge Q will increase to: rks fMLpktZ Q c<+sxk%
(1) 2Q (2) 2.828Q (1) 2Q rd (2) 2.828Q rd
(3) 5.657Q (4) 4Q (3) 5.657Q rd (4) 4Q rd

60. Tintometer is used to measure: 60. vkHkkekih dk ç;ksx buesa ls fdls ekius ds fy, fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) Hardnness (2) Odour (1) dBksjrk (2) xa/k
(3) Temperature (4) Colour (3) rkieku (4) jax

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61. The deformation per unit length is called: 61. MhQ+kWjeslu Áfr ;wfuV yEckà dgykrk gS
(1) Tensile stress (2) Compressive stress (1) Vsalkby LVªsl (2) dEÁsflo LVªsl
(3) Shear stress (4) Strain (3) f'k;j LVªsl (4) LVªsu

62. The portal bracing in a trussed bridge is used to: 62. VªLM fczt esa iksVZy csflax ç;qä fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) Stiffen the structure laterally (1) lajpuk dks ikf”Zod :i ls pheM+ djus ds fy;s
(2) Keep the rectangular shape of bridge cross-section (2) fczt ØkWl&lsD”ku ds vkdkj dks vk;rkdkj j[kus ds fy;s
(3) Transfer load from top of end posts to bearings (3) Nksj iksLV ds “kh’kZ ls fc;fjax esa Hkkjr LFkkukUrj.k djus ds fy;s
(4) Prevent the sides-way buckling of top chord (4) “kh’kZ Nksj ds cadfyax ds lkbZM&ost dks jksdus ds fy;s

63. The minimum moisture content at which the soil just 63. U;wure ueh dk ysoy ftl ij e`nk آEiy djuk 'kq: djsa tc 3
begins to crumple when rolled into 3 mm threads is mm FkzsM ij j¨y djsa] rks tkuk tkrk gS%
known as: (1) bykfLVd fyfeV (2) IykfLVd fyfeV
(1) Elastic limit (2) Plastic limit (3) daflLVsalh fyfeV (4) fyfDoM fyfeV
(3) Consistency limit (4) Liquid limit

64. A coarse aggregate contains particles of about: 64. eksVs feykos esa d.k gksrs gSa yxHkx%
(1) 10% passing through 4.75 mm IS sieve (1) 4.75 mm IS Néh ds ek/;e ls 10% fudyuk
(2) 20% passing through 10 mm IS sieve (2) 10 mm IS Néh ds ek/;e ls 20% fudyuk
(3) 10% passing through 10 mm IS sieve (3) 10 mm IS Néh ds ek/;e ls 10% fudyuk
(4) 10% passing through 2.36 mm IS sieve (4) 2.36 mm IS Néh ds ek/;e ls 10% fudyuk

65. Web crippling generally occurs at the point where: 65. osc fØifyax lk/kkj.kr;k ml fcUnq ij ?kfVr gksrk gS tgk¡%
(1) Bending moment is maximum (1) cadu eksesUV vf/kdre gksrk gS
(2) Shear force is minimum (2) vi:i.k cy U;wure gksrk gS
(3) Deflection is maximum (3) fo{ksi vf/kdre gksrk gS
(4) Concentrated load acts (4) ldsfUær Hkkj dk;Zjr gksrk gS

66. If ‘L’ is the span of a T beam, its effective depth for 66. ;fn T che dk LiSe L gks rks gYds Hkkj gsrq bldh çHkkoh xgjkbZ
light loads is taken as: fuEu yh tk;sxh%
(1) L/5 (2) L/10 (1) L/5 (2) L/10
(3) L/15 (4) L/20 (3) L/15 (4) L/20

67. In a simple supported beam, along the neutral axis: 67. ,d lk/kkj.k lefFkZr che esa] U;wVªy ,fDll ds lkFk%
(1) Fibres do not undergo strain (1) Qkbcj esa LVªsu ugÈ g¨rk gS
(2) Fibres get twisted (2) Qkbcj fV~oLV g¨ tkrs gS
(3) Fibres undergo maximum strain (3) Qkbcj esa vf/kdre LVªsu g¨rk gS
(4) Fibres undergo minimum strain (4) Qkbcj esa U;wure LVªsu g¨rk gS

68. In the design of rigid pavements most often the 68. n`<+ dqV~fVeksa ds vfHkdYi esa çk;% çfrcy dk mPpre ifjek.k buesa
highest magnitude of stress is due to: ls fdl dkj.k gksrk gS%
(1) Friction stress during construction (1) fuekZ.k ds nkSjku ?k’kZ.k çfrcy
(2) Corner load stress (2) dksuk Hkkj çfrcy
(3) Edge load stress (3) fdukjk Hkkj çfrcy
(4) Interior load stress
(4) vkH;Urj Hkkj çfrcy

69. Aeration in water treatment process is mainly adopted 69. ty mipkj çfØ;k esa ok;q lapj.k eq[;r% buesa ls fdls gVkus ds
for removal of: fy, viuk;k tkrk gS%
(1) Lead (2) Iron & Manganese (1) lhlk (2) yksgk rFkk eSaxuht
(3) Nickel & Platinum (4) All of these (3) fufdy rFkk IysfVue (4) mi;qZä lHkh

70. In India soils are classified by: 70. Hkkjr esa e`nk dk oxhZdj.k fdl i)fr ds vuqlkj fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) MIT Classification (1) ,e- vkbZ- Vh- oxhZdj.k
(2) Unified soil classification system (2) ,dhÑr e`nk oxhZdj.k i)fr
(3) Textural classification (3) lajpuk oxhZdj.k
(4) Particle size classification (4) d.k vkdkj oxhZdj.k

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71. In chain surveying, the lateral measurements that are 71. fdlh J`a[kyk losZ{k.k esa tks ik”oZ eki tjhc nwjh ls oLrq dh vksj
taken from the chainage to the objects are called ........: fy;k tkrk gS mls buesa ls D;k dgrs gSa%
(1) Backsights (2) Check lengths (1) i”pn`f’V (2) tkap yEckbZ
(3) Offsets (4) Laterals (3) vUryZEc (4) ik”oZ

72. The maximum slenderness ratio of steel columns 72. dsoy vpy vkSj py Hkkj ds vuqlkj bLikr LrEHkksa dk vf/kdre
subjected to dead and live loads alone is: ruqrk vuqikr gS%
(1) 120 (2) 180 (1) 120 (2) 180
(3) 250 (4) 350 (3) 250 (4) 350

73. The maximum bending moment caused by three equal 73. fdlh ljy vk/kkfjr /kju dks L/3 ds leku vUrjky ij rhu leku
loads (each = W/3) symmetrically spaced apart at equal Hkkjksa ¼çR;sd = W/3½ }kjk leferh; vUrj ij vyx gksrs gq,
intervals of L/3 on a simply-supported beam is: vf/kdre cadu vk?kw.kZ dk dkj.k gS%
WL 5 WL WL 3 WL WL 5 WL WL 3 WL
(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)
6 36 8 20 6 36 8 20
Where, L = span and W = total of the loads tcfd L= foLr`fr vkSj W = Hkkj dk ;ksx
74. Pure shear force on a beam causes: 74. fdlh /kju ij “kq) vi:i.k cy buesa ls fdldk dkj.k curk gS%
(1) Shear stress only (1) dsoy vi:i.k çfrcy
(2) The nature of the stress depends on the plane (2) çfrcy dh çÑfr lery ij fuHkZj djrh gS
(3) Shear as well as normal stress (3) vi:i.k ds lkFk&lkFk lkekU; çfrcy
(4) Shear as well as normal stress on many planes (4) vusd lery txgksa ij vi:i.k ds lkFk&lkFk lkekU; çfrcy

75. The permissible maximum deflection in a steel beam 75. ,d bLikr /kju esa vf/kdre vuqes; fo{ksi gS%
is: (1) foLr`fr dk 0.0030 (2) foLr`fr dk 0.0028
(1) 0.0030 of the span (2) 0.0028 of the span (3) foLr`fr dk 0.0026 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(3) 0.0026 of the span (4) None of these

76. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following:
(1) Water cement paste hardens due to hydration
(2) During hardening cement binds the aggregates
together
(3) Cement provides strength, durability and water
tightness to the concrete
(4) Admixtures reduce the strength of concrete
76. fuEukafdr dFkuksa esa ls xyr dFku pqfu,%
(1) ty lhesaV feJ.k ty;kstu ds dkj.k dBksj gksrk gS
(2) dBksjhdj.k ds nkSjku lhesaV leqPp; dks ,d lkFk cka/krk gS
(3) lhesaV daØhV dks “kfä] LFkkf;Ro rFkk ty lagfr çnku djrk gS
(4) vf/kfeJ.k daØhV dh “kfä dks de djrk gS

77. Negative moments in a continuous beam at the
location of supports are generally much higher than
the positive span moments. This is primarily due to:
(1) Increased stiffness at the supports
(2) Very low curvature at the supports
(3) Very high curvature at the supports
(4) None of the reasons mentioned above
77. liksVks± dh fLFkfr ij fdlh lrr che esa _.kkRed vk?kw.kZ lkekU;r%
/kukRed foLr`fr vk?kw.kks± dh vis{kk dgha vf/kd gksrs gSaA çkjfEHkd :i
ls ;g buesa ls fdl dkj.k ls gksrk gS%
(1) liksVks± dk c<+k gqvk dM+kiu
(2) liksVks± dh cgqr de oØrk
(3) liksVks± dh cgqr vf/kd oØrk
(4) mi;qZä esa ls dksbZ Hkh dkj.k ugha

78. The bearing pressure distribution under a footing 78. jsr ij fVdh uhao ds uhps fc;fjax nkc forj.k gksxk%
resting on sand will be: (1) vk|ksikUr ,d tSlk
(1) Uniform throughout (2) e/; Hkkx dh rqyuk esa fdukjksa ij vf/kd
(2) More at the edges as compared to that at the middle (3) dgk ugha tk ldrk
(3) Unpredictable (4) e/; Hkkx dh rqyuk esa fdukjksa ij de
(4) Less at the edges as compared to that at the middle

79. The maximum deflection allowed in steel compression 79. lk/kkj.k bLikr bekjrksa esa bLikr lEihMu lnL;ksa esa ftl vf/kdre
members in ordinary steel buildings is: fo{ksi dh vuqefr gS] og gS%
(1) L/250 (2) L/325 (1) L/250 (2) L/325
(3) L/450 (4) L/540 (3) L/450 (4) L/540

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80. The minimum size of main reinforcement bars in RCC 80. RCC LrEHkksa esa eq[; çcyu NM+ksa dk U;wure vkdkj gksrk gS%
columns is: (1) 8 fe-eh- (2) 12 fe-eh-
(1) 8 mm (2) 12 mm (3) 16 fe-eh- (4) 20 fe-eh-
(3) 16 mm (4) 20 mm

81. The cement concrete, from which entrained air and 81. lhesaV daØhV] ftls viuh fLFkr esa j[kus ds ckn mlesa ls lekfo’V
excess water are removed after placing it in position, ok;q rFkk vfrfjä ikuh fudky fn;k x;k gks] dks dgrs gSa%
is called: (1) fuokZr daØhV (2) vYiHkkj daØhV
(1) Vacuum concrete (2) Light weight concrete (3) iwoZ&çfrcfyr daØhV (4) cqjknk daØhV
(3) Prestressed concrete (4) Sawdust concrete

82. The breadth of the flange of a T-beam is taken as:
(1) One-third of the effective span of the T-beam
(2) Twelve times the depth of slab plus breadth of rib
(3) Centre to center distance between the adjacent
beams
(4) Minimum value of (1), (2) or (3)
82. ,d T&/kju ds ¶ysat dh pkSM+kbZ buesa ls fdl :i esa yh tkrh gS%
(1) T&/kju dh çHkkoh foLr`fr dk 1/3
(2) LySc dh xgjkbZ dk ckjg xquk tek fjc dh pkSM+kbZ
(3) fudVorhZ /kjuksa ds chp dsUæ ls dsUæ rd dh nwjh
(4) (1), (2) vFkok (3) dk U;wure eku

83. For any waste the following statement holds: 83. fdlh Hkh vif”k’V ds fy, fuEukafdr dFku ykxw gksrk gS%
(1) COD may be less than BOD (1) COD BOD ls de gks ldrk gS
(2) BOD and COD are equal (2) BOD rFkk COD cjkcj gSa
(3) COD is always greater than BOD (3) COD ges”kk BOD ls cM+k gksrk gS
(4) Depending upon the percentage of biodegradable (4) tSo&vi?kVuh; ds çfr”kr ij fuHkZj djrk gS] dqN Hkh gks ldrk gS
matter, it may be either way

84. A cantilever beam is one which is: 84. çkl /kj.k og gS tks%
(1) Fixed at both ends (1) nksuksa fljksa ij fu;r dh tkrh gS
(2) Fixed at one end and free at other end (2) ,d fljs ij fu;r gksrh gS vkSj nwljk fljk eqä jgrk gS
(3) Supported at its ends (3) vius fljksa ij vk/kkfjr gS
(4) Supported on more than two supports (4) nks ls vf/kd liksVks± ij vk/kkfjr gS

85. A foundation consisting of thick R.C.C. slab covering the 85. eksVh R.C.C. Lyscksa ij j[kh ,d uhao lajpuk lEiw.kZ fupys {ks= dks
entire area of the bottom of the structure, is known as: doj djrh gS] mls buesa ls fdl uke ls tkuk tkrk gS%
(1) Pile foundation (2) Pier foundation (1) LFkw.kk uhao (2) çLrEHk uhao
(3) Raft foundation (4) Machine foundation (3) jS¶V uhao (4) e'khu uhao

86. At a work site concrete of characteristic strength M-20 86. ,d fuekZ.k LFky ij M-20 vfHky{kf.kd lkeF;Z okys daØhV dk iz;ksx
grade is to be used and the standard deviation of work fd;k tkuk gS rFkk dk;Z ?ku ijh{k.kksa dk ekud fopyu 4.0 N/mm2
2
cube tests is 4.0 N/mm . The concrete mix need to be gSA daØhV feJ.k dks ek/; yf{kr lkeF;Z ds fy, rS;kj fd, tkus dh
designed for a mean target strength is: t:jr gS%
2 2 2 2
(1) 20 N/mm (2) 24 N/mm (1) 20 N/mm (2) 24 N/mm
2 2
(3) 26.6 N/mm (4) None of these (3) 26.6 N/mm (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
87. Contact pressure distribution below a rigid footing on 87. ,d lalatuh e`nk dh lrg ij n`<+ QqfVax ds uhps laidZ ncko
the surface of a cohesive soil is: foHkktu gksrk gS%
(1) Maximum at the centre and minimum at the edges (1) dsUnz esa vf/kdre rFkk fdukjksa ij U;wure
(2) Minimum at the centre and maximum at the edges (2) dsUnz esa U;wure rFkk fdukjksa ij vf/kdre
(3) Uniform throughout (3) vk|ksikar ,dleku
(4) Maximum at one end and minimum at the other end (4) ,d fdukjs ij vf/kdre rFkk nwljs ij U;wure

88. Plasticizer is used in concrete to achieve 88. daØhV esa IykLVhlkbtj dk ç;ksx D;k çkIr djus ds fy, fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) Reduction in cement content (1) lhesUV rRo esa deh
(2) Reduction in fine aggregate (2) Js"B leqPp; esa deh
(3) Enhancement in workability (3) dk;Z {kerk esa o`f)
(4) High compressive strength (4) mPp lEihMu cy

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89. Main reinforcement bars are bent up to prevent: 89. eq[; izcyu NM+sa fuEu ds fuokj.k ds fy, eksM+h tkrh gSa%
(1) Diagonal shear (1) fod.khZ vi:i.k
(2) Thermal expansion (2) rkih; foLrkj
(3) For Better bondage (3) csgrj tdM+u ds fy,
(4) Longituanal strain in bars (4) NM+ksa esa rjaxnS?;Z fod`fr

90. White cement should have minimum percentage of: 90. lQsn lhesaV esa fuEu dk U;wure çfr”kr gksrk gS%
(1) Silica (2) Magnesium oxide (1) flfydk (2) eSXusf”k;e vkWDlkbZM
(3) Calcium oxide (4) Iron oxide (3) dSfY”k;e vkWDlkbZM (4) vkW;ju vkWDlkbZM

91. With the increase in the angularity number of 91. ,xzhxsVl~ dh bdgjh la[;k esa o`f) ds lkFk daØhV dh dk;Z lkEF;Zrk%
aggregates, the workability of concrete will: (1) c<+sxh (2) vifjofrZr jgsxh
(1) Increase (2) Not change (3) ?kVsxh (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(3) Decrease (4) None of these

92. Grade of concrete for RCC for sea water application 92. lkeqfæd ty vuqç;ksx gsrq daØhV dk xzsM fdlls de ugha gksuk
shall not be less than: pkfg,%
(1) 15 (2) 20 (1) 15 (2) 20
(3) 30 (4) 10 (3) 30 (4) 10

93. The shrinkage strain in concrete is approximate: 93. daØhV esa ladqpu LVªsu yxHkx gksrk gS%
(1) 0.0030 (2) 0.0300 (1) 0.0030 (2) 0.0300
(3) 0.0003 (4) 0.3000 (3) 0.0003 (4) 0.3000

94. A concrete having a slump of 70 mm is termed as: 94. 70 mm ds lyEi okys ,d daØhV dks D;k uke fn;k tkrk gS%
(1) Dry (2) Semi–plastic (1) “kq’d (2) v?kZ&IykfLVd
(3) Plastic (4) Flowing (3) IykfLVd (4) cgus okyk

95. IS:1498 – 1978 relates to: 95. IS:1498 – 1978 fuEu ls lacaf/kr gS%
(1) Soil classification (2) Building measurement (1) e`nk oxhZdj.k (2) Hkou ekiu
(3) Concrete (4) Cement (3) daØhV (4) lhesaV
96. The pressure measured with the help of a piezometer 96. nkcekih ufydk dh lgk;rk ls ekik x;k nkc fuEu esa gksrk gS%
tube is in: (1) N/mm
2
(2) N/m
2
2 2 2
(1) N/mm (2) N/m (3) nzo dk “kh’kZ (4) N/cm
2
(3) Head of liquid (4) N/cm

97. To orient a plane table without two inaccessible 97. nks vxE; fcUnqvksa ds cxSj ,d lery est ds vuqLFkkiu ds fy,
points, the method generally Adopted is: lkekU;r% viukbZ tkus okyh i)fr gS%
(1) Intersection (2) Resection (1) vUrZPNsnu (2) çfrPNsnu
(3) Radiation (4) Two point problem (3) jsfM,'ku (4) f}&fcUnq leL;k

98. An Enoscope is used for measuring: 98. bZuksLdksi dk iz;ksx fuEu ekius ds fy, fd;k tkrk gS%
(1) Running speed (2) Time mean speed (1) /kkou pky (2) le; ek/; pky
(3) Overall speed (4) Spot speed (3) lexz pky (4) LFkkfud pky

99. The coefficient of compressibility of soil is the ratio of: 99. e`nk dh laihM~;rk dk xq.kkad buesa ls fdldk vuqikr gS%
(1) Strain to stress (1) foÑfr ls çfrcy
(2) Stress to strain (2) çfrcy ls foÑfr
(3) Rate of settlement to that of loading (3) lsVyesUV dh nj ls Hkkj.k
(4) Modulus of subgrade to the settlement (4) lcxzsM ds ekWM;wyl ls lsVyesUV

100. The term bark in timber refers to: 100. ydM+h esa 'kCn ßNkyÞ ls rkRi;Z gS%
(1) Sap wood (2) Outermost layer (1) jlnk: (2) lcls Åijh ijr
(3) Cambium (4) Medula (3) ,/kk (4) xwnk

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egRoiw.kZ% fuEufyf[kr funsZ'k /;kuiwoZd i<+saA vius ç”uksa ds mÙkj ç”u&iqfLrdk esa u yxk,a vU;Fkk p;u çfØ;k ls vkidh ik=rk oafpr dj nh tk;sxhA
1. viuk mÙkj fy[kuk çkjEHk djus ls igys viuh ç'u iqfLrdk dh Hkyh&Hkk¡fr tk¡p dj ysa] ns[k ysa fd blesa 100 ç'u gSa ¼90 ç”u fo|k”kk[kk@rduhdh vfHk:fp]
10 ç”u lkekU; Kku vkSj blesa fçafVax laca/kh vFkok vU; fdLe dh dksbZ deh ugha gSA ;fn fdlh çdkj dh dksbZ deh gks rks i;Zos{kd dks lwfpr djsa rFkk
iqfLrdk cny ysaA bl lanHkZ esa fdlh Hkh çdkj dh dksbZ f'kdk;r ij ckn esa dksbZ fopkj ugha fd;k tk,xkA
2. mÙkj if=dk bysDVªkWfud ek/;e ls lalkf/kr dh tk,xhA vr% bls eksM+us ;k ;=&r= fpUg yxkus vFkok mÙkj if=dk dks [kjkc djus ,oa viw.kZ@vlR; Hkjus ij
mÙkj if=dk dks fujLr fd;k tk ldrk gS ,oa bldh iwjh ftEesnkjh vH;FkÊ ij gksxhA
3. xyr mÙkj ds fy, _.kkRed vadu ugha gksxkA
4. d{k&fujh{kd ls vius ços”k&i= ij gLrk{kj vo”; djok,aA ;fn vkius gLrk{kj ugha djok;k rks vkidh ik=rk jí dj nh tk,xhA
5. ;g ,d oLrqijd fdLe dh ijh{kk gS ftlesa çR;sd ç'u ds uhps Øekad (1) ls (4) rd pkj çLrkfor mÙkj fn;s gSaA vkids fopkj esa tks Hkh mÙkj lgh@loZJs"B
gS mldks vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj i= esa fn;s funsZ'k ds vuqlkj fpfUgr dhft,A vius mÙkj ç'u iqfLrdk esa u yxk,A
6. vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk ij lHkh dk;ks± ds fy, dkys@uhys ckWy Iokb±V isu ls fy[ksaA vks-,e-vkj mÙkj if=dk ij vksoy dks iw.kZ :i ls dsoy dkys@uhys ckWy
Iokb±V isu ls HkjsaA ,d ckj fn, x, mÙkj dks cnyk ugha tk ldrkA
7. mÙkj&i= ij u rks jQ+ dk;Z djsa u gh vkSj fdlh çdkj dk fu'kku vkfn yxk,a ;k bls eksaM+sA
8. dsYdqysVj] LykbM:y] eksckbZy] dsYdqysVj ?kfM+;k¡ ;k bl çdkj dh dksbZ Hkh ;qfä ,oa fdlh Hkh v/;;u@lanHkZ lkexzh vkfn dk ç;ksx ijh{kk d{k esa oftZr gSA
9. jQ+ dk;Z iqfLrdk esa fdlh Hkh [kkyh LFkku esa fd;k tkuk pkfg,] vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk ij dksbZ Hkh jQ+ dk;Z u djsaA fdlh vU; dkx+t ij bls djus dh
vuqefr ugha gSA
10. ç'u iqfLrdk ¼A, B, ,oa C½ rhu J`[a kykvksa esa gksxhA vkidks vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk ij lgh ç'u iqfLrdk J`[a kyk fy[kuk gSA
11. ijh{kk dh lekfIr ds i'pkr~ viuh iwjh ç'u&iqfLrdk rFkk mÙkj&if=dk i;Zos{kd dks okil dj nsaA ç'u iqfLrdk ;k blds fdlh Hkkx vFkok vks ,e vkj mÙkj
if=dk dks ijh{kk d{k ls ckgj ys tkuk oftZr gS ,slk djuk nUMuh; vijk/k gSA
12. gj ,d ç'u ds fy, dsoy ,d gh mÙkj bafxr djsAa ,d ls vf/kd mÙkj nsus ij ç'u dk dksbZ vad ugha fn;k tk,xkA mÙkj esa dksbZ Hkh dfVax ;k vksojjkbZfVax ekU;
ugha gksxhA iqu% ç'u f}Hkk"kh; ¼fgUnh ,oa vaxtsz h½ esa gSA fgUnh vuqokn laLdj.k esa fdlh Hkh fHkérk gksus ij ewY;kadu ds fy, vaxtsz h laLdj.k dks vfUre ekuk tk;sxkA