Question 1

If a door swings towards the person opening it, it is called:

Accepted Answer

A) Left handed 
B) Reverse 
C) Normal 
D) Right handed 
A) Left handed 
B) Reverse 
C) Normal 
D) Right handed B

Question 2

What is the ratio of the component in grade M20 concrete?

Accepted Answer

A) 1:3:6 
B) 1:1.5:3 
C) 1:1:2 
D) 1:2:4 
A) 1:3:6 
B) 1:1.5:3 
C) 1:1:2 
D) 1:2:4 B

Question 3

Which component of concrete gives it desired compressive strength?

Accepted Answer

A) Water 
B) Cement 
C) Aggregates 
D) Admixture 
A) Water 
B) Cement 
C) Aggregates 
D) Admixture C

Question 4

_________ is added to make white concrete.

Accepted Answer

A) Fly ash 
B) Metakaolin 
C) Rise husk 
D) Pigments 
A) Fly ash 
B) Metakaolin 
C) Rise husk 
D) Pigments

Question 5

The bricks used for corners of walls of a structure are called:

Accepted Answer

A) Spalls 
B) Quoins 
C) Hearting 
D) Side 
A) Spalls 
B) Quoins 
C) Hearting 
D) Side

Question 6

The difference between magnetic north and geographic north is:

Accepted Answer

A) Dip 
B) Strike 
C) Declination 
D) Bearing 
A) Dip 
B) Strike 
C) Declination 
D) Bearing

Question 7

Flemish bond is expensive than English bond.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Light, a term used in windows, is:

Accepted Answer

A) Area between outer parts of a window 
B) Glazed part of the window 
C) Area between inner parts of a window 
D) Opening of the window allowing light 
A) Area between outer parts of a window 
B) Glazed part of the window 
C) Area between inner parts of a window 
D) Opening of the window allowing light

Question 9

In the triangulation method, the whole area is divided into:

Accepted Answer

A) Scale triangles 
B) Triangles 
C) Obtuse triangles 
D) Well-conditioned triangles 
A) Scale triangles 
B) Triangles 
C) Obtuse triangles 
D) Well-conditioned triangles

Question 10

How many components are mainly used to prepare concrete?

Accepted Answer

A) 5 
B) 3 
C) 2 
D) 4 
A) 5 
B) 3 
C) 2 
D) 4

Question 11

In Herringbone bond, bricks are placed at _________ angle from __________ line in both directions.

Accepted Answer

A) 600, central 
B) 600, vertical 
C) 450, central 
D) 450, vertical 
A) 600, central 
B) 600, vertical 
C) 450, central 
D) 450, vertical

Question 12

Which of the below material of window has life span of 50 years?

Accepted Answer

A) PVC 
B) Steel 
C) UPVC 
D) Aluminum 
A) PVC 
B) Steel 
C) UPVC 
D) Aluminum

Question 13

Which bond comprises of one course of a header to three or five courses of stretchers?

Accepted Answer

A) Dutch bond 
B) Zig-zag bond 
C) English garden-wall bond 
D) Facing bond 
A) Dutch bond 
B) Zig-zag bond 
C) English garden-wall bond 
D) Facing bond

Question 14

Retarders are used for:

Accepted Answer

A) Construction of high rise building 
B) Repair works 
C) Cold weather conditions 
D) Grouting deep oil wells 
A) Construction of high rise building 
B) Repair works 
C) Cold weather conditions 
D) Grouting deep oil wells

Question 15

What should be placed at the beginning of every header course in English bond to avoid vertical joint?

Accepted Answer

A) Queen closer 
B) Half bat 
C) Three fourth bat. 
D) Three fourth bat 
A) Queen closer 
B) Half bat 
C) Three fourth bat. 
D) Three fourth bat

Question 16

A casement window hung horizontally is called:

Accepted Answer

A) Hopper 
B) Awning 
C) Pivot 
D) Tr 
A) Hopper 
B) Awning 
C) Pivot 
D) Tr

Question 17

Which of the below is an example of plasticizer?

Accepted Answer

A) Hydroxylated carboxylic acid 
B) Fluoro-silicate 
C) Gypsum 
D) Surkhi 
A) Hydroxylated carboxylic acid 
B) Fluoro-silicate 
C) Gypsum 
D) Surkhi

Question 18

The portion of bricks cut across the width in half is called:

Accepted Answer

A) Half split 
B) Half closer 
C) Half bed 
D) Half bat 
A) Half split 
B) Half closer 
C) Half bed 
D) Half bat

Question 19

The most common type of door is:

Accepted Answer

A) Double leaf door 
B) Louvred door 
C) Single leaf door 
D) Battened door 
A) Double leaf door 
B) Louvred door 
C) Single leaf door 
D) Battened door

Question 20

What is the ideal water-cement ratio to be used while hand mixing?

Accepted Answer

A) 0.4-0.5 
B) 0.5-0.6 
C) 0.6-1 
D) 1.6-2 
A) 0.4-0.5 
B) 0.5-0.6 
C) 0.6-1 
D) 1.6-2

If a door swings towards the person opening it, it is called:

What is the ratio of the component in grade M20 concrete?

Which component of concrete gives it desired compressive strength?

_________ is added to make white concrete.

The bricks used for corners of walls of a structure are called:

The difference between magnetic north and geographic north is:

Flemish bond is expensive than English bond.

Light, a term used in windows, is:

In the triangulation method, the whole area is divided into:

How many components are mainly used to prepare concrete?

In Herringbone bond, bricks are placed at _ angle from __ line in both directions.

Which of the below material of window has life span of 50 years?

Which bond comprises of one course of a header to three or five courses of stretchers?

Retarders are used for:

What should be placed at the beginning of every header course in English bond to avoid vertical joint?

A casement window hung horizontally is called:

Which of the below is an example of plasticizer?

The portion of bricks cut across the width in half is called:

The most common type of door is:

What is the ideal water-cement ratio to be used while hand mixing?

Stones, Sand, and Lime

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Exam 5: Building Materials and Construction Techniques

If a door swings towards the person opening it, it is called:

What is the ratio of the component in grade M20 concrete?

Which component of concrete gives it desired compressive strength?

_________ is added to make white concrete.

The bricks used for corners of walls of a structure are called:

The difference between magnetic north and geographic north is:

Flemish bond is expensive than English bond.

Light, a term used in windows, is:

In the triangulation method, the whole area is divided into:

How many components are mainly used to prepare concrete?

In Herringbone bond, bricks are placed at _________ angle from __________ line in both directions.

Which of the below material of window has life span of 50 years?

Which bond comprises of one course of a header to three or five courses of stretchers?

Retarders are used for:

What should be placed at the beginning of every header course in English bond to avoid vertical joint?

A casement window hung horizontally is called:

Which of the below is an example of plasticizer?

The portion of bricks cut across the width in half is called:

The most common type of door is:

What is the ideal water-cement ratio to be used while hand mixing?

Stones, Sand, and Lime

Cement and Brick Earth - Properties and Testing

Bricks, Trees, and Aggregates

Building Materials and Masonry Techniques

Surveying: Instruments, Techniques, and Terminology

Surveying and Levelling Techniques and Contouring Methods

Surveying and Construction

Filters

In Herringbone bond, bricks are placed at _ angle from __ line in both directions.