11-33. The mold and sample must be soaked in  water  for  what  minimum  number of  days? 1. 5 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4 11-34. After you remove the sample from the water, how long should it drain before the penetration test is  performed? 1. 15  minutes 2. 2 hours 3. 8 hours 4. 24  hours 11-35. When performing the penetration test, how do you obtain the total load? 1. Multiply  the  dial  reading  by the  proving-ring  constant 2. Divide the unit load by three 3. Multiply  the  corrected  dial reading  by  the  proving-ring constant 4. Multiply  the  penetration  by the  standard  load 11-36. When  determining  the  CBR  values, what penetration value should you normally  use? 1. 0.1  inch 2. 0.2  inch 3. 0.3  inch 4. 0.4 inch 11-37. When is soil considered susceptible to frost? 1. When the OMC is greater than 4% 2. When the soil contains 3% or more by weight of particles smaller than 0.020  mm  in  diameter 3. When the soil contains 3% or more by weight of particles passing a No. 200 sieve 4. When the OMC is between 8% and 12% 11-38. What publication(s) should you refer  to  for  the  proper  procedures of hydrometer analysis? 1. ASTM D 422 2. NAVFAC  MO-330 3. Both 1 and 2 above 4. NAVEDTRA  12540 11-39. Samples  for  the  hydrometer analysis  must  pass  through 1. a No. 10 sieve 2. a No. 50 sieve 3. a No. 100 sieve 4. a No. 200 sieve 11-40. After  you  make  the  soil-water slurry,  how  long  should  the sample  soak? 1. 30 minutes 2. 6  hours 3. 12 hours 4. 16 hours 11-41. Readings  taken  with  the  hydrometer require  correction  due  to  which  of the  following  factors? 1. Temperature different from the  standard 2. The  effect  of  the  dispersing agent  on  the  liquid  density 3. Difficulty  in  reading  the meniscus 4. Each of the above Learning  Objective:  Recognize the types of cement and the tests used to identify them. 11-42. Cement is another name for concrete. 1. True 2. False 77