Please give me just thecorrect choice for eachquestions4. The topographic study is conducted to estimate which of the following characteristics?A. EngineeringB. EnvironmentalC. FinancialD. Traffic5. The roads master plan may not be prepared for:A. CityB. StateC. Country6. The determination of optimum length of highway is based on:A. Geometric designB. Areas that servedC. Type of highway10. Bottom most layer of pavement is known as:A. Wearing courseB. Base courseD. Village7. Most suitable material for highway embankments is:A. Granular soilB. Fine soilC. Silts8. The fundamental factor in the selection of pavement type is:A. Climatic condition B. Type and intensity of traffic C. Subgrade soil and drainage conditions D. Cost9. Flexible pavements distribute the wheel loadA. Directly to subgrade B. Through structural action C. Through a set of layers to the subgrade D. Noneof the aboveC. Subbase courseD. CostD. ClaysD. Subgrade

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The topographic study is conducted to estimate which of the following characteristics? Engineering B. Environmental C. Financial D. Traffic The roads master plan may not be prepared for: City B. State C. Country The determination of optimum length of highway is based on: B. Areas that served C. Type of highway Bottom most layer of pavement is known as: -Wearing course B. Base course D. Village Geometric design Most suitable material for highway embankments is: B. Fine soil Granular soil C. Silts D. Clays The fundamental factor in the selection of pavement type is: Climatic condition B. Type and intensity of traffic C. Subgrade soil and drainage conditions D. C Flexible pavements distribute the wheel load Directly to subgrade B. Through structural action C. Through a set of layers to the subgrade D. No of the above C. Subbase course D. Cost D. Subgrade

The topographic study is conducted to estimate which of the following characteristics? Engineering B. Environmental C. Financial D. Traffic The roads master plan may not be prepared for: City B. State C. Country The determination of optimum length of highway is based on: B. Areas that served C. Type of highway Bottom most layer of pavement is known as: -Wearing course B. Base course D. Village Geometric design Most suitable material for highway embankments is: B. Fine soil Granular soil C. Silts D. Clays The fundamental factor in the selection of pavement type is: Climatic condition B. Type and intensity of traffic C. Subgrade soil and drainage conditions D. C Flexible pavements distribute the wheel load Directly to subgrade B. Through structural action C. Through a set of layers to the subgrade D. No of the above C. Subbase course D. Cost D. Subgrade

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