Technical MCQs

1. From the following which one is the fundamental law of forces? (A) Parallelogram law (B) Lami’s theorem  (C) Polygonal law (D) Triangle law 2. A particle generally has: (A) No mass but only size (B) Neither mass nor size (C) Only mass and no size (D) None of the above 3. From the following which one is not a vector? (A) Velocity (B) Momentum (C) Distance (D) Acceleration 4. Which is the unit of the constant of gravitation? (A) Newton (B) Nm 2 / kg 2 (C) Meter per second (D) Meter 5. For given data, A=50 N and B= 120 N and A is at 90 degrees to B, the resultant of AB is: (A) 100 N (B) 70 N (C) 130 N (D) 165 N 6. What does mean by free-body diagram: (A) The diagram of a freely suspended body (B) The diagram of a body with applied forces, self-weight, and reactions (C) The diagram drawn with freehand (D) None of the above 7. If we pulled a roller over a curb with the least frequency q required is: (A) Horizontal (B) 90degree to the reaction (C) 45 degree to the reaction (D) Vertical 8.

1. which scale is largest: (A) 1cm=50m (B) 1:2000 (C) 1cm=10m (D) None of the above 2. The survey in which earth’s curvature is considered is basically known as: (A) Geodetic surveying (B) Topographic surveying (C) Trigonometric surveying (D) Plane surveying 3. Generally in a diagonal scale only: (A) Units, tenths, and hundredths can be shown (B) Units, tenths, hundredths, and thousandths can be shown (C) Units, tenths can be shown (D) Units can be shown 4. In which city the headquarters of Survey of India is located: (A) Mumbai (B) New Delhi (C) Dehradun (D) None of the above 5. Marking the end of a chain length is basically an example of: (A) Compensating error (B) Cumulative error (C) Negative error (D) Positive error 6. In case when the length of the chain used in measuring distance is shorter than the standard length, then the error in measured length is basically: (A) Compensating error (B) Cumulative error (C) Negative error (D) Positive error 7. In surveying, pick up the correc

1. Maximum bearing capacity of soil is basically that of: (A) Fine sand (B) Sand clay mixture (C) Soft rock (D) Coarse sand 2. We can improve bearing capacity of soil by: (A) Compacting (B) Draining the soil (C) Confining the soil (D) Any of the above 3. For foundations in trenching boning rod is used to: (A) To strength sheeting (B) Maintain the required spacing between the sheeting’s (C) To strength the frame supporting sheeting (D) To check the level of foundation depth 4. Which type of cofferdam is to be used if depth and flow of water is high? (A) Rock fill crab cofferdam (B) Rock fill cofferdam (C) Earthen cofferdam (D) Sandbag dike 5. Sand blasting is basically the process of: (A) Dressing stones (B) Making carvings on the surface of stone (C) Quarrying of sedimentary rock (D) Quarrying of igneous rock 6. Which is the cheapest stone masonry? (A) Flint walling (B) Random square rubble masonry (C) Uncoursed random rubble masonry (D) Dry rubble masonry 7. From the following costlie

1. All the rocks that are formed due to solidification of molten mass are known as: (A) Igneous rocks (B) Metamorphic rocks (C) Sedimentary rocks (D) Aqueous rocks 2. Granite is basically the example of: (A) Igneous rocks (B) Metamorphic rocks (C) Sedimentary rocks (D) Aqueous rocks 3. At the surface of earth the solidification of molten magma results in the formation of: (A) Granite (B) Metamorphic rack (C) Basalt and trap (D) Sedimentary rock 4. Due to which process the sedimentary rocks are formed: (A) Alternation of original stones under heat and pressure (B) Solidification of molten mass (C) Gradual deposition of material like sand, clay, generally by setting water (D) None of the above 5. Within the earth crust the solidification of molten magma results in the formation of: (A) Granite (B) Metamorphic rocks (C) Basalt and traps (D) Sedimentary rocks 6. Which of the following change is correct under metamorphism? (A) Limestone’s change into marble (B) Granite changes to gneiss (C)

1. A teacher’s first duty is basically to teach his: (A) Students (B) Subject area (C) Principal (D) Community 2. A code of ethics is basically a: (A) A guidepost left to individual discretion (B) Set of the standard of professional conduct (C) Statement of principles imposed by govt. (D) All of the above 3. From which language the word ‘Moral’ has been derived: (A) Latin (B) French (C) English (D) Greek 4. Values basically give rise to: (A) Education (B) Feelings (C) Ideals (D) Decisions For More Related MCQs Visit: Education MCQs (Pedagogical Skills) 5. What is a primary function of a teacher: (A) Transmission of heritage (B) Organizing experience for the class (C) Guiding the children progress (D) Attending to the personal and spiritual needs of students 6. The main and basic function of a democratic teacher is: (A) Guiding students (B) Developing student leaders (C) Outlining rules (D) Teaching contents 7. Which is the best position of a teacher in a class? (A) Member of the group

1. What should be the real goal of education? (A) Training to make a living (B) Mastery of subject matter (C) Acquiring skills, habits and knowledge (D) Securing a certificate 2. Which is the best definition of education? (A) Learning (B) Growth resulting from experiences (C) Getting knowledge (D) Preparation for life 3. Education is basically derived from a Latin word: (A) Evaluation (B) Learning (C) Educere (D) Educate 4. Basically Educere means: (A) To point out (B) To help (C) To guide (D) To draw out 5. Generally informal education has: (A) No rules of entry and exit (B) Few rules of entry and exit (C) Rigid rules of entry and exit (D) Flexible rules of entry and exit 6. Generally formal education has: (A) No rules of entry and exit (B) Few rules of entry and exit (C) Rigid rules of entry and exit (D) Flexible rules of entry and exit 7. Generally Non-formal education has: (A) No rules of entry and exit (B) Few rules of entry and exit (C) Rigid rules of entry and exit (D) Flexible