Quiz 1
      
        Distress Expert
          Recognizing specific types of distress is the first step in treating roads. Identify signs of deterioration for your Distress Expert Certificate.
        
      
                                              IDENTIFY 
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                                                DISTRESS 
                              
        A series of interconnected cracks along the pavement surface associated with loading deterioration resulting from a weakening subgrade structure.
        
                          Which of the following terms best describes the pavement distress shown?
                      
                
  
  
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                                              IDENTIFY 
                                                THE 
                                                DISTRESS 
                              
        Disintegration of pavement due to the loss of asphalt and coarse aggregate.
        
                          Which of the following terms best describes the pavement distress shown?
                      
                
  
  
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                                              IDENTIFY 
                                                THE 
                                                DISTRESS 
                              
        A type of distress occurring on the surface of pavement that is caused by a variety of culprits including deterioration, water infiltration, traffic loads, oxidation and freeze/thaw cycles.
        
                          Which of the following terms best describes the pavement distress shown?
                      
                
  
  
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                                              IDENTIFY 
                                                THE 
                                                DISTRESS 
                              
        A pattern of longitudinal and transverse cracks that divides a large portion of pavement into rectangular or square segments.
        
                          Which of the following terms best describes the pavement distress shown?
                      
                
  
  
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                                              IDENTIFY 
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                                                DISTRESS 
                              
        Gradual alteration of pavement's physical characteristics (color, flexibility, fragility, etc.) due to asphalt binder's exposure to oxygen.
        
                          Which of the following terms best describes the pavement distress shown?
                      
                
  
  
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