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WORK RECORDS AND PAYMENT MCQs – CHAPTER 10 DAE

1. What is another name for the Measurement Book?

(A) Government Record


(B) Serial No Book


(C) Form No. 23


(D) Construction Log




2. What is the size of a Measurement Book?

(A) 8 x 10 inches


(B) 4 x 6 inches


(C) 6 x 8 inches


(D) 10 x 12 inches




3. What happens if a page in the Measurement Book is left blank by mistake?

(A) The page is torn out


(B) The book is discarded


(C) "Cancelled" is written on the page


(D) The page is marked for future use




4. Who conducts a departmental inquiry in case of a lost Measurement Book?

(A) Police Department


(B) Chief Engineer


(C) Government Department


(D) Responsible Officer




5. What purpose does the Measurement Book serve?

(A) Ensuring accurate measurements


(B) Keeping track of expenses


(C) Calculating project costs


(D) All of the above




6. How are entries in the Measurement Book recorded?

(A) In ink directly in the book


(B) On separate sheets of paper


(C) With indelible pencil


(D) In any available space




7. What should be done if a mistake is made in the Measurement Book?

(A) Erase the entry completely


(B) Cross out and insert the correction


(C) Tear out the page and start over


(D) Seek approval from the Chief Engineer




8. Who should be present during the measurement of works?

(A) Chief Engineer


(B) Subordinate Officer


(C) Contractor


(D) Maintenance Staff




9. What action should be taken in case of irregularities in writing the Measurement Book?

(A) Seek legal advice


(B) Report to higher authorities


(C) Ignore the irregularities


(D) Replace the Measurement Book




10. Who checks a certain percentage of measurements taken by subordinate officers?

(A) Disbursing officer


(B) Sub divisional officer


(C) Head Clerk


(D) Executive Engineer




11. Which of the following is an irregularity in writing the Measurement Book?

(A) Completing the index page


(B) Writing voucher number and date


(C) Using a pencil for entries


(D) Recording measurements at the work site




12. What is recorded in the Standard Measurement Book?

(A) Repair estimates


(B) Construction plans


(C) Detailed measurements


(D) Contractor's bills




13. Who certifies the accuracy of the measurements in the Standard Measurement Book?

(A) Assistant Engineer


(B) Divisional Officer


(C) Chief Engineer


(D) Contractor




14. How often is the Standard Measurement Book checked?

(A) Annually


(B) Biennially


(C) Quinquennially


(D) Triennially




15. What is the purpose of the quinquennial checking?

(A) Contractor payment


(B) Estimate preparation


(C) Record alteration


(D) Measurement correction




16. What type of works is the Standard Measurement Book mainly used for?

(A) Construction projects


(B) White washing projects


(C) Maintenance works


(D) Record corrections




17. Who approves the Standard Measurement Book?

(A) Chief Engineer


(B) Divisional Officer


(C) Assistant Engineer


(D) Contractor




18. What happens to the Standard Measurement Book after completion of a work?

(A) It is discarded


(B) It is altered


(C) It is kept in record


(D) It is corrected




19. What is the purpose of the Standard Measurement Book in relation to contractor payments?

(A) Calculation of costs


(B) Verification of measurements


(C) Preparation of estimates


(D) Submission of bills




20. How should the Standard Measurement Book be numbered?

(A) Numerically


(B) Alphabetically


(C) Chronologically


(D) Randomly




21. What should be certified by the officer preparing the bill for payment based on the Standard Measurement Book?

(A) Correct measurements


(B) Real works


(C) Previous billing


(D) Gazetted officer's name




22. How often should the Divisional Officer inspect the Standard Measurement Books?

(A) Monthly


(B) Quarterly


(C) Annually


(D) Biennially




23. What is the purpose of the Check Measurement Book?

(A) Billing purposes


(B) Checking measurements


(C) Recording abstract details


(D) Scrutinizing item descriptions




24. Who prepares the Check Measurement Book?

(A) Sub-Engineer


(B) Sub Divisional Officer


(C) Assistant Engineer


(D) Disbursing officer




25. Who scrutinizes the entries in the Measurement Book before preparing the bill?

(A) Disbursing officer


(B) Sub divisional officer


(C) Clerk


(D) Executive Engineer




26. Who is authorized to enter the rates in the Measurement Book?

(A) Disbursing officer


(B) Sub divisional officer


(C) Assistant Engineer


(D) Overseer




27. Who checks the calculations in the bill before final pay order is given?

(A) Head Clerk


(B) Overseer


(C) Sub Divisional Officer


(D) Executive Engineer




28. What information is typically recorded in the muster roll?

(A) All of the above


(B) Days and hours worked


(C) Overtime hours


(D) Names and addresses of workers




29. What percentage of each payment is deducted as security money from the contractor?

(A) 5%


(B) 20%


(C) 15%


(D) 10%




30. What certificate should be recorded at the close of the muster roll?

(A) Certification of attendance


(B) Certification of work completion


(C) Certification of payment


(D) Certification of wages




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