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- Question
The exterior angle between outer faces of a wall, is known as
Options- A. turn
- B. junction
- C. quion
- D. all the above.
- Correct Answer
- quion
- 1. In horizontal D.P.C, thickness of cement concrete (1 : 2 : 4) is
Options- A. 2 cm
- B. 4 cm
- C. 6 cm
- D. 8 cm
- E. 10 cm. Discuss
- 2. A wooden block hinged on post outside a door, is known
Options- A. cleat
- B. stop
- C. horn
- D. none of these. Discuss
- 3. The concrete slump recommended for beams and slabs ; is
Options- A. 25 to 50 mm
- B. 25 to 75 mm
- C. 30 to 125 mm
- D. 50 to 100 mm
- E. none of these. Discuss
- 4. While designing a stair, the product of rise and going is approximately kept equal to
Options- A. 350
- B. 420
- C. 450
- D. 500
- E. 600. Discuss
- 5. The under surface of an arch, is called
Options- A. soffit
- B. intrados
- C. haunch
- D. back. Discuss
- 6. The 9 cm x 9 cm side of a brick as seen in the wall face, is generally known as
Options- A. stretcher
- B. face
- C. front
- D. header
- E. side. Discuss
- 7. Which one of the following rocks is used for monumental buildings :
Options- A. granite
- B. marble
- C. sand stone
- D. slate. Discuss
- 8. The taper of precast concrete pile should not be more than
Options- A. 1 cm per metre length
- B. 2 cm per metre length
- C. 4 cm per metre length
- D. 5 cm per metre length. Discuss
- 9. According to Rankine's formula, minimum depth of foundations, is
Options- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
Discuss
- 10. Queen closer may be placed
Options- A. in header course
- B. in stretcher course
- C. in header course next to first brick
- D. in stretcher course next to first brick
- E. in any position. Discuss
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Correct Answer: 4 cm
Correct Answer: cleat
Correct Answer: 30 to 125 mm
Correct Answer: 420
Correct Answer: soffit
Correct Answer: header
Correct Answer: marble
Correct Answer: 2 cm per metre length
Correct Answer:
Correct Answer: in header course next to first brick
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