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- Question
Wrought iron is manufactured from pig iron by
Options- A. refining
- B. pudding
- C. shingling
- D. rolling
- E. all the above.
- Correct Answer
- all the above.
- 1. Initial setting of cement is caused due to
Options- A. Tri-calcium silicate
- B. Di-calcium silicate
- C. Tri-calcium aluminate
- D. Tetra calcium alumino ferrite. Discuss
- 2. Stuco paints are suitable for
Options- A. stone masonry
- B. brick walls
- C. both (a) and (b)
- D. neither (a) nor (b). Discuss
- 3. The foliated structure is very common in
Options- A. sedimentary rocks
- B. igneous rocks
- C. metamorphic rocks
- D. none of these. Discuss
- 4. The presence of original rounded surface on the manufactured piece of timber, is called
Options- A. Wane
- B. Torn grain
- C. Diagonal grain
- D. Chipmark. Discuss
- 5. Quartzite, a metamorphic stone is
Options- A. hard
- B. brittle
- C. crystalline
- D. compact
- E. All the above. Discuss
- 6. For the manufacture of stainless steel, steel is mixed with
Options- A. chromium
- B. nickel
- C. tungsten
- D. none of these. Discuss
- 7. Knots in timber are
Options- A. defects caused by crushing fibres
- B. splits radiating from the centre
- C. speckled strains
- D. signs of branches cut off. Discuss
- 8. The hardest rock is
Options- A. marble
- B. diamond
- C. talc
- D. quartz. Discuss
- 9. Wrought iron is used for
Options- A. structural works in beams
- B. small sized water pipes
- C. columns and struts
- D. none to these. Discuss
- 10. Turpentine oil is used in paints as
Options- A. thinner
- B. vehicle
- C. base
- D. drier. Discuss
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Correct Answer: Tri-calcium aluminate
Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
Correct Answer: metamorphic rocks
Correct Answer: Wane
Correct Answer: All the above.
Correct Answer: chromium
Correct Answer: signs of branches cut off.
Correct Answer: diamond
Correct Answer: small sized water pipes
Correct Answer: thinner
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