11–47.
What term is used to describe the
reference mark on a grade stake
that indicates the actual grade
desired?
1.
Arrowhead
2.
Sheepsfoot
3.
Crowfoot
4.
All of the above
11–48.
Stakes used on construction
projects are normally marked in
what unit (s) of measurement?
1.
Feet only
2.
Feet and tenths of a foot
3.
Meters only
4.
Meters and centimeters
11-49.
To convert tenths of a foot to
inches, you multiply the decimal
fraction by what number?
1.
6
2.
8
3.
10
4.
12
11-50.
Which of the following station
numbers identifies the starting
station?
1.
0 + 00
2.
1 + 00
3.
10 + 00
4.
100 + 00
11–51.
A grade stake station that ends
with the number 00 is known by
what term?
1.
Even
2.
Plus
3.
Full
4.
Midway
11-52.
What type of stake marks the
horizontal location of earthwork
and gives the direction of the
proposed construction?
11-53.
Rough alignment stakes are used
for what purpose?
1.
To mark the project boundaries
2.
To mark trees that are not to
be cleared
3.
To mark the control points
for the survey crew
4.
To mark the straightaway
11–54.
What information is written on
the front of a centerline stake?
1.
Change in elevation
2.
Crowfoot
3.
Station number
4.
Offset information
11-55.
On a road project, a grade stake
with the symbol SH should be
placed at what location?
1.
On a line parallel to the
center line
2.
Not more than 20 feet from
the center line
3.
Only on the back side of
a fill or cut stake
4.
On the back side of the
centerline stake
11-56.
What information should be marked
on the face of a shoulder stake
that is facing the center line of
a road?
1.
Cut and fill data
2.
Station number
3.
Distance across the road
4.
Right-of-way data
11-57.
What term is used to describe
raising the elevation of the
ground?
1.
Raise
2.
Lift
3.
Fill
4.
Elevation adjustment
1.
Centerline
2.
Line
3.
Shoulder
4.
Slope
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