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newbem

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What is likely to happen, at the surface, if large volumes of water, oil, or gas are removed from layers
  of rock deep underground?
  a. settlement
  b. deep subsidence
  c. shallow subsidence
  d. magmatic intrusion
  e. hydrocompaction



Question 2

What device is commonly used to strengthen cracked or jointed rock masses in tunnels and steep road
  cuts?
  a. pilings
  b. plaster
  c. rock bolts
  d. superglue
  e. corrugated metal sheets




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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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