A digging out of earth to make trench for any engineering purpose is called ______________________?
Correct answer: A. Excavation
- A. Excavation
- B. Cavitations
- C. borrow pitting
- D. Earth filling
Explanation
Excavation means removing earth to form a trench, foundation or other required cut for engineering work. Borrow pits are sources from which earth is obtained for filling elsewhere.
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