What civil engineers called soil?
Correct answer: A. Earth
- A. Earth
- B. Land
- C. Soil
- D. fragmented rock
Explanation
In traditional terminology, civil engineers commonly use “earth” for the soil or unconsolidated material involved in construction and foundation work. “Fragmented rock” is closer to a geological description of weathered parent material, not the expected civil-engineering term here.
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