Daily Question 2016.8.10 (EIA Discussion): 3 Wealth points for replies, plus 5 Wealth points for correct answers (multiple-choice question)
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This post was last edited by Zhang Xiaopeng on 2016-8-10 at 10:26. A new highway is planned to pass through areas with concentrated farmland. The engineering measures that can reduce the impact of highway construction on farmland use include ( ). A. Reducing the height of the roadbed B. Narrowing the slopes of the roadbed C. Increasing the height of the roadbed D. Replacing the roadbed with bridges. Answer: ABD. Explanation: These are measures that can help reduce land occupation in highway projects. Increasing the height of the roadbed is clearly not a valid solution; the other options are correct. In addition, it’s advisable to arrange temporary land use within the area designated for permanent use, and to achieve a balance between earthwork and stonework in order to reduce the area required for waste disposal sites.
The new highway is planned to pass through areas with concentrated farmland; the engineering measures that can reduce the impact of highway construction on farmland use are (A BD). A. Reducing the height of the roadbed; B. Narrowing the slopes of the roadbed; C. Increasing the height of the roadbed; D. Replacing the roadbed with bridges