Question 1

Which of the following pairs is matched properly?

Accepted Answer

A) Class A - Concrete work 
B) Class B - Mortar 
C) Class C - Masonry work 
D) Class D - White washing 
A) Class A - Concrete work 
B) Class B - Mortar 
C) Class C - Masonry work 
D) Class D - White washing

Question 2

Foliated structure is very common in case of:

Accepted Answer

A) Sedimentary rocks 
B) Plutonic rocks 
C) Igneous rocks 
D) Metamorphic rocks 
A) Sedimentary rocks 
B) Plutonic rocks 
C) Igneous rocks 
D) Metamorphic rocks

Question 3

Lime obtained from calcination of Pure Limestone is called:

Accepted Answer

A) Quick Lime 
B) Pure Lime 
C) Lean Lime 
D) Rich Lime 
A) Quick Lime 
B) Pure Lime 
C) Lean Lime 
D) Rich Lime

Question 4

Which IS code gives the grading of sand?

Accepted Answer

A) IS 456 
B) IS 383 
C) IS 2368 
D) IS 1542 
A) IS 456 
B) IS 383 
C) IS 2368 
D) IS 1542

Question 5

Which one of the following is not a classification of stones?

Accepted Answer

A) Physical Classification 
B) Mineralogical Classification 
C) Chemical Classification 
D) Practical Classification 
A) Physical Classification 
B) Mineralogical Classification 
C) Chemical Classification 
D) Practical Classification

Which of the following pairs is matched properly?

Foliated structure is very common in case of:

Lime obtained from calcination of Pure Limestone is called:

Which IS code gives the grading of sand?

Which one of the following is not a classification of stones?

Cement and Brick Earth - Properties and Testing

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Exam 1: Stones, Sand, and Lime

Which of the following pairs is matched properly?

Foliated structure is very common in case of:

Lime obtained from calcination of Pure Limestone is called:

Which IS code gives the grading of sand?

Which one of the following is not a classification of stones?

Cement and Brick Earth - Properties and Testing

Bricks, Trees, and Aggregates

Building Materials and Masonry Techniques

Building Materials and Construction Techniques

Surveying: Instruments, Techniques, and Terminology

Surveying and Levelling Techniques and Contouring Methods

Surveying and Construction

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