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A tutor-curated study guide that’s focused on the 2025–2026 test outline. It’s not one of those overwhelming giant review books — it’s more streamlined, exam-style, and straight to the point. My guides are fresh, relevant, and put together by a pro tutor—so you know you’re not just studying, you’re studying smart. Direction matters just as much as effort. Get it now Q1: What is the difference between compaction and density? A: Compaction is the process used to achieve density, the product. ■ Q2: What is the governing order of documents in FDOT specifications? A: 1) Special Provisions, 2) Technical Special Provisions, 3) Plans (including revisions), 4) Design Standards, 5) Developmental Specifications, 6) Supplemental Specifications, 7) Standard Specifications. ■ Q3: What is the typical Proctor test used for base, subgrade, and MSE wall backfill materials? A: Modified Proctor Test. ■ Q4: What is the typical Proctor test used for embankment and structure backfill materials? A: Standard Proctor Test. ■ Q5: What is the required maximum density for the Modified Proctor test? A: 98%. ■

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FDOT Earthwork 2




FDOT EARTHWORK 2 STUDY GUIDE YEAR 2025-2026
FDOT Earthwork 2




STUDY GUIDE AND TEST BANK




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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE AND TEST BANK
2. EXAM STUDY GUIDE
3. Study Tips




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EXAM STUDY GUIDE AND TEST BANK 2025-2026
Q1: What is the difference between compaction and density?
A: Compaction is the process used to achieve density, the product. ■


Q2: What is the governing order of documents in FDOT specifications?
A: 1) Special Provisions, 2) Technical Special Provisions, 3) Plans (including revisions), 4) Design
Standards, 5) Developmental Specifications, 6) Supplemental Specifications, 7) Standard Specifications. ■


Q3: What is the typical Proctor test used for base, subgrade, and MSE wall backfill materials?
A: Modified Proctor Test. ■


Q4: What is the typical Proctor test used for embankment and structure backfill materials?
A: Standard Proctor Test. ■


Q5: What is the required maximum density for the Modified Proctor test?
A: 98%. ■




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, FDOT Earthwork 2


Q6: What is the required maximum density for the Standard Proctor test?
A: 100%. ■


Q7: What does LBR stand for?
A: Limerock Bearing Ratio. ■


Q8: What is the LBR test used for?
A: It is a strength test of material based on standardized 800 psi. ■


Q9: What is the maximum particle size permitted in the top 12 inches of an embankment?
A: 3 inches. ■


Q10: What is the maximum particle size permitted below 24 inches in an embankment?
A: 6 inches. ■




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