ATP/18
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Number
2018
TOWN PLANNING
(P.G. Degree Standard)
Time Allowed : 3 Hours] [Maximum Marks : 300
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the Commission may decide at their discretion. , SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
ATP/18 ' 2 ‘The planning approach based on incorporation of social and economic. planning within
physical framework is called
(A) Blue print planning ee planning
(©) Normative planning @) Advocacy planning
Blue print planning acts through the medium of
(A) Structure plan AM Master plan
(©) Area development plan (D) Detailed development plan
Delphi Technique involves
(A) Individual expert opinion ot Expert group opinion
(©) Private organisation opinion (D) Public opinion
PPBS (Planning — Programming — Budgeting System) is a model for executing
(A) National policy (B) State policy
yw" Public policy (D) Regional policy
In remote sensing, SMA denotes
(A) Sensor Mixture Analysis (B) Stratified Mixture Analysis
(©) Spatial Mixture Analysis D7 Spectral Mixture Analysis
Multiple regression, statistical technique is used in population analysis for
(A) Forecasting birth rates Pr Migration studies
(© _ Predicting changes (D) Transportation studies
The concept of “Disjointed Incrementalism” was discussed in planning by
(A) Catanese WT Lindbolm
(©) Faludi (D) Ratcliffe
‘The relationship between planning practice informed by theory is called
(A) Systemics OP Praxis
(C) Pragmatics (D) Cybernetics
3 ATP/I8
[Turn over 9. Ineconomie analysis; the technique for projecting the future of exporting activity uses
(A) Shift/share analysis a Econometric methods
(©) Ratio method ©) Multiplier method
10. ‘The model simulating flow of elements; through central location in response to laws of
demand and supply is called
(A) Demand model (B) Queuing model
SY Inventory model (@) Normative model
11. The application of the linear city concept to the redevelopment of London in 1937 was by
(A) Soria Y mata @) Le Corbusier
G7 MARS group (D) Frank Llyod Wright
12, A-value system that ascribes a relative value to each one of the events is called
(A) Choice theory PT Utility theory
(©) _ Decision theory (D) Fiscal theory
13. The method of economic analysis to compare long run economic effects of a number of
projects is called
(A) Cost effectiveness analysis
PH Cost-benefit analysis
(© Fiscal impact analysis
(D) _ PPBS (Planning Programming Budgeting System)
14, Cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analysis are 2 analytical tools in
SM eps eystom (Planning Programming Budgeting System)
(B) _ Fiscal impact analysis system
(C) Simulation system
(D) Resource allocation system
ATP/18 4 ¢ 15.
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21.
Von Thunen’s Land use Location theory/model was mainly based on
(A) Urban use WF Asricultural use
(C) Commercial use (D) Industrial use
‘The planned community of Radburn was designed by
(A) Clarence Perry and Clarence Stein we Henry Wright and Clarence Stein
(© _ Patrick Geddes (D) Fd. Osborn
Hippodamian plan referred to
AF Grid Iron pattern (B) Radial pattern
(©) Radio-centric pattern (D) Linear pattern
‘The concept of Town Planning in Manasara and Mayamata was called
(A) Bhupariksha (B) Padavinyasa
a Nagaravinyasa (D) Bhumisamgraha
PPBS (Planning-Programming Budgeting System) includes programs designed around
(A) Short term goals (B) Medium range goals
(© Intermediary goals DT Long range goals
‘Systematic analysis of the Environmental effects of development policies, plans, programmes
and proposed strategic actions is known as
(@) EIA (®) EMP
WM SEA @) Eis
Under which Act EIA is made mandatory
(A) Indian Forest Act
(B) Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act
(©) Wildlife Protection Act
vr Environment (Protection) Act
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[Turn over The process of calculating projected effects that a proposed action or construction project will
have on environmental quality is called as
f Environmental Assessment (B) Ecology Assessment
(©) Environmental Report (D) Environmental Survey
23. Which one is not the benefit of environmental assessment?
(A) Reduced cost and time of project implementation
(B) Cost-saving modifications in project design
(C) Increase project acceptance
YP Increase cost of treatment and clean up
24. The Indian ministry requires for giving environmental clearance
(A) _ Project assessment report (B) Ecology assessment statement
GX Environmental impact assessment (D) Environmental clearance statement
25. The distinct dimensions of environmental resources are
@ ecological
Gi) economic
ii) ethnological
@ @ wt @, Gi) and Gi)
© w ©) ii)
26. 2010 World Environment Day themes are
(A) Green cities — plan for the planet !
OF Many species. One planet. One fixture
(© Your Planet Needs You — Unite to combat climate change
(D) Melting Ice ~ a Hot Topic?
27. World Environment Day, commemorated each year on
(A) dune 2» (B) June ar
(©) dune 4 PT dune 5%
ATP/18 6 ¢ 28. Biological Magnification is
(A) Decrease in concentration with trophic level
eer Increase in concentration with trophic level
(© — Equilibrium in concentration
() Magnification with time
29, ‘Regional Survey’ Technique is the concept by
(A) Doxiadis a Patrick Geedes
(© Lewis Mamford Ebenazer Howard
30. Functional Regions are classified based on its
WYP Basic Economic Activity
(B) Services offered
(©) Major industrial activities
(D) Distance Factor and Time scale parameters
31. Regional plan takes into Account of
(A) Economy Spatial aspects
(©) Environmental aspects we All the above
32, Which one of the following is the Excellent Example of primate city
WT Paris (B) Bombay
(©) New York (D) Log Angeles
33. ‘The main advantage of Multi level planning is
we Bottom up Approach
Public participation is more
(©) Effective and Efficient implementation
(D) All the above
c 7 ATP/18.
{Turn over 34. The Zonal Development Plan shall show the broad outliner of the following
(@) Boundaries of the neighbourhoods with gross residential density
(b) Major internal road and services
(©) Community Centre
(@) Neighbourhood parks
(©) Location of high schools and primary schools
(@), ©), ©, @), (@) ®B) @), ©), @, ©)
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35. The idea of structure plan was developed in ————— in the year 1971.
we Britain (B) France
(©) New York (D) Delhi
36. Following facilities cannot be provided and regulated by an individual community for
contiguous area sharing Common Interest ~ results in the formation of Regional Planning
Authority
(a) air pollution
(b) unifies correlation system
(©) water distribution
(a) _ solid waste disposal
(e) sewage treatment
LT, 0,0, 0, ® @,0,©
© ©, ©, @, © ©) ), @, ©)
37. In Chandigarh Master Plan the Dimension of each sector is
1.2. km in length and 0.8 km in width
(B) 1.5 km in length and 1 km in width
(©) 2km in length and 1.5 km in width
(@) 1.2 km in length and 1 km in width
ATP/18 8 ¢ 38. Meso regions are the Sub-divisions of
Macro-regions (B) Micro-regions
(©) Metropolitan region (D) Functional region
39. The pressure behind regionalism comes from the following groups
(a) Those seeking Administrative devolution from Central Government
(b) Those seeking Local Government reorganisation
(©) _ Those seeking a more efficient Land-use Planning System
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40. For Indian conditions, the hierarchy of Regional Planning can be classified in the following
fourfold manner
(a) Metropolitan on city regions
(b) River Valley regions
(© Axial Development regions
(@ Transitional or depressed regions
Wo, (b), ©), (@) (B) (a), ©), (@), (b)
(©) (b), ©), (d), (a) @) (a), ©, @), b)
The National Development Council (NDC) consist of
(a) Prime Minister
(b) Chief Minister's of State
(c) Member's of Planning Commission
(d) Member of Parliament
WF O&O B @),), © &(@),
© (a). ©, (@) (D) (a) & (b)
42, What type of Regional Plan was prepared for Aransol-Durgapur Complex
(A) Metropolitan Region J” Industrial complex
(©) Backward region ©) River barin
ic 9 ATP/I8
[Turn over ‘The Desirable standard of water supply for a medium Town with a population of > 50,000
should be
135 - 150 LPCD (B) 150-200 LPCcD
(©) 120-135 LPCD (D) 110-120 LPCD
How the employer holds the contractor?
@ Security bond
Gi) Withholding around 10% on all on account bills
Gii) Withholding the materials dumped at site
(A) @) and (ii) (B) @) and (iii)
(©) Gi) and Gi) PM 6, Gi) and Gi)
If t, and ¢, are the persimistic and optimistic time of an activity, the variance of the activity
will be
(A) _ Bill of quantities Bill of schedule
(©) Tender bond (@) Schedules for completion
46. Which one specify the unit rates required to e) labour and materials
One of the following method falls under non-deterministic approach or the probabilistic
(B) CPM
(D) Bar chart
GANTT chart
Bar chart was introduced by
(A) Catanese A Henery Gantt .
(©) Lowry (D) Melville Branch
49. In resource allocation, plotting the resources usage profile is called
(A) Bar diagram Histogram
(© Slack diagram (D) Milestone chart
ATP/18. 10 ¢ 50. If ©,,C,,t, and t, are the crash cosh, normal cost, normal time and crash time
respectively, the cost slope is given by
cnc,
51. The following is an indication of ahead of schedule condition (excess resources)
(A) Zero slack WM Positive slack
(©) Negative slack ) Slack
52. If Ty, T;, and o are the scheduled time of completion, expected time of completion and
standard deviation respectively, the probability factor (Z) will be
of TS- TE @ T=S
o o
@)
©
53, When probability factor (Z) is positive, the chances of completing the project in time is
we More than 50% (B) Less than 50%
(© Fifty— Fifty (D) Less than 30%
54. To accept a project, its Net present value should be
(A) Negative @®) Zero
7 Positive ©) Minimum
55. Which of the following is categorised under deterministic approach
(a) PERT wom
(©) Bar Chart () Gantt Chart 56. The tific instant of time at which the part of the plan is achieved is called
et Event (B) Activity -
(©) Design (D) Fram
In which of the following process of numbering, when an event is added later, it can be
assigned a number between the number of immediate predecessor event and immediate
successor event is
QA Skip numbering
(B) Regular numbering
(© Dual numbering
(D) Single numbering
Which of the following focus on certain episodic events like formation, issuance of capital,
major expansion, merger, reorganisation and liquidation in the life cycle of the firm
(A) Capital budgeting
@®)
Capital structure
Financial management
(@) Working capital management
Eminant domain DOES NOT Provide the right to Government
GH Acquire the land without compensation
(B) Acquisition of land for public use
(©) Power to take property from the individual
©)
None of the above
73" and 74" constitutional amendments related to
(A) Abolishing the urban land ceiling Act
(B) Providing restricted role to Judiciary to settle rural disputes
NYT Providing more responsibility to municipal and local bodies for planning and
development
(@) _ Providing right to information to the public
ATP/18 12 ce 61
62.
63.
64.
65.
‘The golden quadrilateral, as part of the National Highway Development Project (NHDP)
connects
(A) Delhi ~ Mumbai - Chennai — Delhi
A _ Delhi — Mumbai ~ Kolkata ~ Delhi
(©) Delhi~ Mumbai ~ Bangalore — Delhi
(D) Delhi ~ Mumbai — Hyderabad — Delhi
In transport economics; VOC stands for
(A) Vehicle Operating Condition eA yhicle Operating Cost
(C) Variable Operating Cost () Variable Operating Condition
In Indian Conditions, the highway systems for urban roads are generally classified in the
following hierarchical order, namely
1. Express way 2. Collector street
3. Arterial road 4, Sub arterial road
Local street
WH 1-3-4-2-5 @) 1-4-3-2-5
( 1-2-3-4-5 @) 3-4-2-5-1
If a bus is travelling at 80 kilo meter per hour, the minimum intermediate right distance for
over taking should be?
240m (B) 360m
(©) 180m @) 160m
What should be the minimum slope of a camber as per Indian Road Congress for thin
biluminous surface?
WO? 2.0 2.5% ~ @) 15-19%
© 26-30% (D) 3.0-4.0%
If a bus is travelling at 100 KmpH along a major roads at priority intersection on rural
roads, the minimum visibility distance should be
ON 270m ®) 250m
© 190m @) 290m
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[Turn over 67, _ In the inventory of public transport buses, the following datas-are present
1. Total number of buses
2. Fare structure
3. Routes and schedule
4. Operating speed
A 1,23,
© 1,24
68. — Mons rail system is another variety of
(A) Light rail transit
(B) _ Sub urban train
GP” Rapid rail wansit
@) Bus road transit system
69. The coefficient of rolling resistance for a vehicle on cement concrete and asphalt surfacing
should be between
WT 0.01 100.02
(B) 0.02 to 0.025
(© 0.015 t0.0.3
@) 0.04 to 0.05
‘The main features of express way are as follows
1, Complete seperation of opposing traffic
Parking-loading and unloading of goods is permitted
2.
3. Elimination of all crossing at the road level
4.
Police and Traffic aid ports at convenient intervals
@ 124 ® 1234
GH 1, 3,4 @ 12,3
ATP/18 71. The statement ‘urban traffic was a function of land use’ was made in 1954 by
(A) Lowry and garin
Tt Mitchell and Rapkin
(©) Buchanan
() Hutchinson
72, In division of zones for transportation survey; the central sector (CBD) is normally
designated as :
a 1 4 ®) 3
© 2 J wy
73. India is moving towards ITS, which allows a person to make a journey that involves
transfers within or between different transport modes with a single ticket. What does ITS
stands for?
(A) Integrated Transit System
(B) _ Internal Ticketing System
(©) _ Intelligent Ticketing System
Ee Integrated Ticketing System
74. Which one among the following project is not considered as quantifiable projects?
“ Family welfare
Mineral production
a Power generation
(D) Water supply
75. In urban transport sector, SLB means
a ‘Service Level Benchmarks
‘System Level Benchmarks
(©) Station Level Benchmarks
(D) Standard Level Benchmarks
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{Turn over 16.
In cross-sectional elements in highway design; the line representing the nearest limits of
future uncontrolled building activity in relation vo a road is called as
(A) Building tine A Control tine
(©) Desire line () Curt line
77. _ In order to derive the travel characteristics of the whole population from the data derived
from sampling; factor is used.
(A) correlation factor
(B) choice factor
WM expansion factor
(D) normalisation factor
78. A multi modal transport system, where in trucks are carried on ships over long distances are
called as
(A) Trailer on flat car system
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