Building Construction Technology Online Test – Paper 2

1. Minimum number of test specimens required for finding the tensile strength of concrete is:

2. ISI has specified the full strength of concrete after:

3. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following:

4. The roof used in factories is called:

5. A joint in the masonry normal to the face of the wall is called:

6. The roof sloping in two directions is called:

7. Which of the following is not an activity associated with damp proofing?

8. The maximum thickness of door shutters provided in doors is:

9. Concrete is generally reinforced by bars made of:

10. The header bond is used in:

11. A cavity wall:

12. The approximate ratio of strength of 30 cm concrete cube to that of 15 cm cube is:

13. If x, y, and z are the fineness moduli of coarse, fine, and combined aggregates, the percentage (p) of fine aggregates to combined aggregates is:

14. The maximum total settlement for isolated foundations on clayey soils should be limited to:

15. The bond used when bricks are of different thickness is:

16. The structure on which an arch rests is called:

17. Flexible material used for damp proofing is:

18. The 9cm x 9cm side of a brick as seen in the wall face is generally known as:

19. Separation of coarse aggregates from mortar during transportation is known as:

20. The maximum size of the aggregate used in a damp proof course is about:

21. Sedimentation analysis is based on the assumption:

22. The fineness of cement is tested by:

23. The datum temperature for maturity by Plowman is:

24. The type of aggregate of the same nominal size, which contains fewer voids when compacted, is:

25. Concrete mixer is:

26. Practically which one is not concerned with w/c ratio in the construction industry:

27. The brick laid with its breadth parallel to the face of a wall is known as:

28. The arrangement of steps provided from the ground level to plinth level is:

29. When a number of columns are constructed in a row, the type of foundation generally provided is:

30. The dimensions of a 35-liter form for measuring aggregates by volume are: