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Site Investigation: Necessities for planning construction techniques Site Access, Type of construction equipment, ground water, surface water development Documents for Evaluating the site Soil Maps, topographic maps, aerial photographs, USGS topographic quadrangle maps Info obtained from soil profile uniform soil conditions, number of borings and bore spacing, type - size - weight of structure Bore spacing for road work, one story building, multi story Road - 500-1000' one story - 100-20...

Montmorillonite is known to have what properties? high volume changes and weak bonds phase diagram displays what? relationship between volume and weight of a soil bunk does clay absorb more or less water than other types of soils more, clay attracts water when is angular-granular soil at its highest shear strength? when it is in a dense condition and has a low void ratio of the four soil groups which has the greatest expansive characteristics with water? clay load-ability measure of diffic...

ISA Arborist Certification Practice Exams Part 1 Expected Questions and Answers The ideal soil ratio for solids to pore space is: (A) 20:80 (B) 35:65 (C) 40:60 (D) 50:50 - ANSWER-D What is the correct scientific name for the oak tree genus? (A) Quercus (B) Pyrus (C) Larix (D) Acer - ANSWER-A Which of the following is not one of the five major categories of soil horizons? (A) O (B) E (C) N (D) B - ANSWER-C Loam is least composed of what soil classification? (A) Sand(B) Silt(C) Clay(D) Lo...

National Pesticide Applicator Certification Core Manual| 105 questions| with complete solutions • Course • National Pesticide Applicator Certification 1. Question: What is the primary purpose of pesticide labeling? Answer: The primary purpose of pesticide labeling is to provide users with essential information on how to safely and effectively use the pesticide, including application rates, safety precautions, and first aid measures. Rationale: Labels are legally required documents that ...

T/F The turfgrass growing point is located on the base of the shoots. True Why can grass plants be repeatedly mowed and still grow back? Their growth habit is subapical and buds are attached to the plant along the stem. Where does new growth of a grass plant occur? Base of the plant T/F Leaves and seedheads are parts of a grass plant's shoot. True T/F Above ground stems are called stolons. True T/F Below ground stems are called rhizomes True T/F S...

MANAGEMENT 1202 Eng Geo_3 QUASTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH 100% PLEASANT ANSWERS PART A In general, igneous rocks: A. form at relatively high temperatures B. form by crystallization of solids from a liquid C. form at high and low pressures D. all of the above Metamorphic rocks are changed rocks. Which of the following rock types could be the "parent" of a metamorphic rock? A. sedimentary B. igneous C. metamorphic D. 1. The approximate density of the earth is a) 5.5 b...

MANAGEMENT 1202 Eng Geo_3 QUASTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH 100% SATISFACTORY ANSWERS PART A In general, igneous rocks: A. form at relatively high temperatures B. form by crystallization of solids from a liquid C. form at high and low pressures D. all of the above Metamorphic rocks are changed rocks. Which of the following rock types could be the "parent" of a metamorphic rock? A. sedimentary B. igneous C. metamorphic D. 1. a) 5.5 b) 5.8 c) 5.1 d) 5.2 2. Flat-...