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Building Construction Mcqs

Building Construction Mcqs


The most important purpose of frog in a brick is to ?

A) improve insulation by providing

B) form keyed joint between brick and mortar

C) reduce the weight of brick

D) emboss manufacture’s name

Check Answer

B) form keyed joint between brick and mortar


A queen post truss is commonly used for spans ?

A) from 8 to 12 m

B) from 5 to 8 m

C) from 3.5 to 5 m

D) upto 3.5 m

Check Answer

A) from 8 to 12 m


A stone wall provided to protect the slopes of cutting in natural ground from the action of weather, is known as ?

A) buttress

B) parapet wall

C) breast wall

D) retaining wall

Check Answer

C) breast wall


The combination of a king-post truss and queen post truss is known as ?

A) purlin roof

B) mansard roof

C) collar beam roof

D) couple roof

Check Answer

B) mansard roof


A type of flooring made with special aggregate of marble chips mixed with white and coloured ?

A) asphalt flooring

B) mosaic flooring

C) terrazzo flooring

D) granolithic flooring

Check Answer

C) terrazzo flooring


The maximum number of steps in a flight should generally be restricted to

A) 15

B) 12

C) 10

D) No limit

Check Answer

B) 12


Dado is usually provided in

A) Verandah (belcony)

B) Living rooms

C) Bath rooms

D) Dining halls

Check Answer

C) Bath rooms


The vertical members fixed between steps and hand rail, are known

A) Soffits

B) Newel posts

C) Strings

D) Balusters

Check Answer

D) Balusters


The stone blocks approximately triangular in shape, used as steps, are known

A) Spandril steps

B) Built up steps

C) Stone steps

D) None of these

Check Answer

A) Spandril steps


The disease of dry rot in timber is caused by

A) Complete submergence in water

B) Alternate wet and dry conditions

C) Lack of ventilation

D) None of the above

Check Answer

C) Lack of ventilation


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