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Q: Shingle is
  • A. Water bound pebbles
  • B. Disintegrated laterite
  • C. Crushed granite
  • D. None of these
Correct Answer: Option A - Shingle– It is water-bound pebble found usually along beaches and natural water bodies. It is used as a roofing material, surfacing of the boundary walls, filling, etc. Murum– It is formed from disintegrated laterite. It is generally used for manufacturing of power blocks, for laying pathway by directly compaction, or as a binding material for making kuccha homes etc.
A. Shingle– It is water-bound pebble found usually along beaches and natural water bodies. It is used as a roofing material, surfacing of the boundary walls, filling, etc. Murum– It is formed from disintegrated laterite. It is generally used for manufacturing of power blocks, for laying pathway by directly compaction, or as a binding material for making kuccha homes etc.

Explanations:

Shingle– It is water-bound pebble found usually along beaches and natural water bodies. It is used as a roofing material, surfacing of the boundary walls, filling, etc. Murum– It is formed from disintegrated laterite. It is generally used for manufacturing of power blocks, for laying pathway by directly compaction, or as a binding material for making kuccha homes etc.