Question T of 40. While it is the policy 01 the Division o1 Highways that inspectors make continual checks and measurements of the Contractors operations, it is hol necessary thatariy ofthese daily checks be indicated in the Inspectors Daily Report. True False 00 D Merkforfoilow up Question 8 of 40. In order to estimate Contractor's earthwork quantities for partial pay estimates. it is satisfactory to use the Contractors loss count wilh no other supporting documentation. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 9 of 40. The inspector has the authority to inspect aIl work done and materials furnished, along With the authority to reject detective material. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 10 of 40. The inspectors Daily Report is primarily tor the use of the lnspectoraiid has little value to the Department. True False 00 D Merkforfoilow up Question 11 of III]. As a general ruleI the higher the unit cost at an item of work, the more accurate a measurement must be made. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 11 of 40. The Materials and Tests Manual is the appropriate place to determine the specic details of how to take a sample and any required on-site testing. True False 00 D Merkforfoilow up Question 13 of 40. In pay record books. any incorrect entry should be marked through and the correctentry made with the person making the correction showing their initial beside the correction. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 14 of 40. In order to avoid suspicion oi having falsied records, no erasures are permitted in pay record books. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 15 of 40. In order to keep a neat pay record hookI the measurements should he copied trom scrap notes. True False 00 D Markforfoilow up Question 16 of 40. When materials are received on the project. the inspector should notify the clenr in the office so that she may lilI out a Materials Received Report. True False OO \f