Science Engineering Civil Engineering
Earthwork Questions
FDOT Earthwork 2 quick questions
2025 Over 100 actual questions and
answers
,The goal of planning True
is to minimize the
resource
expenditures required
to complete the project
successfully and to
ensure that the work is
accomplished in a safe
manner.
When an engineer False
prepares a plan and
cost estimate for a
project, the decision
process is often a
chain of sequential
events.
Interpretation for design False
and interpretation for
construction are two
very similar things.
Mass excavation True
involves moving a
substantial
amount of
material.
Structural excavation True
is performed to support
the construction of other
structural elements.
Structural excavation is False
usually performed in
, an open area.
Type 1 and Type 2 False
differing site condition
clauses provide no
protection from
geotechnical risk.
Type 1 and Type 2 False
differing site condition
clauses eliminate the
contractor's
responsibility for
performing a thorough
examination of
project conditions.
Stations are used to True
denote locations along
the length of the
project.
In cross sections, field False
measurements must be
taken at closer
intervals when the
ground is regular.
Cross sections usually True
depict subgrade
elevations.
From profile section False
drawings, the areas for
cut and fill calculations
can be computed
using several
Earthwork Questions
FDOT Earthwork 2 quick questions
2025 Over 100 actual questions and
answers
,The goal of planning True
is to minimize the
resource
expenditures required
to complete the project
successfully and to
ensure that the work is
accomplished in a safe
manner.
When an engineer False
prepares a plan and
cost estimate for a
project, the decision
process is often a
chain of sequential
events.
Interpretation for design False
and interpretation for
construction are two
very similar things.
Mass excavation True
involves moving a
substantial
amount of
material.
Structural excavation True
is performed to support
the construction of other
structural elements.
Structural excavation is False
usually performed in
, an open area.
Type 1 and Type 2 False
differing site condition
clauses provide no
protection from
geotechnical risk.
Type 1 and Type 2 False
differing site condition
clauses eliminate the
contractor's
responsibility for
performing a thorough
examination of
project conditions.
Stations are used to True
denote locations along
the length of the
project.
In cross sections, field False
measurements must be
taken at closer
intervals when the
ground is regular.
Cross sections usually True
depict subgrade
elevations.
From profile section False
drawings, the areas for
cut and fill calculations
can be computed
using several
