Engineering Materials & Construction (1st Year) MCQs (Diploma Civil 1st Year)
Free MCQs with answers for Engineering Materials & Construction (1st Year). 336 questions in 22 chapter tests are in the app; a sample of 25 is shown here.
Open full test in the appQ1. Clay is also called.
- A. Alumina
- B. Silica
- C. Silt
- D. Iron oxide
Q2. Stone is a material of construction.
- A. Artificial
- B. Natural
- C. Handmade
- D. All of these
Q3. Lime has been used as a material since time immemorial.
- A. Coloring
- B. Cementing
- C. Special
- D. None of these
Q4. Cement is firstly introduced in :
- A. 1824
- B. 900
- C. 1885
- D. 1920
Q5. Sand consists of small grains of
- A. Silica
- B. Alumina
- C. Carbon
- D. All of these
Q6. Mortar may be defined as a formed by mixing, water, aggregates and binding material.
- A. Paste
- B. Product
- C. Solid
- D. Liquid
Q7. Concrete in which steel bars are used, is called
- A. R.B.C
- B. R.C.C
- C. P.C.C
- D. All of these
Q8. Those metals in which iron is the main constituent are called.
- A. Ferrous metal
- B. Pig iron
- C. Non ferrous metal
- D. All of these
Q9. The ingredient which provide colour to the paint is called
- A. Vehicle
- B. Base
- C. Pigment
- D. All of these
Q10. The raw material used in the manufacture of glass.
- A. Clay
- B. Zinc
- C. Silica
- D. All of these
Q11. A material composed of two or more materials performing batter while its constituents can be identified.
- A. Compatible
- B. Hi-profile
- C. Composite
- D. Hi-tech
Q12. Fire resistant material used with cement.
- A. Marble Powder
- B. Asbestos
- C. Granite
- D. All of these
Q13. The primary object of a is to provide shelter to the inmates.
- A. Sub-structure
- B. Building
- C. Super-structure
- D. All of these
Q14. Foundation whose depth is equal to its width, will be called
- A. Shallow foundation
- B. Any one
- C. Well foundation
- D. Deep foundation
Q15. Number of bricks required for one cubic meter of brick masonry,
- A. 500
- B. 400
- C. 600
- D. 1000
Q16. The penetration of water contents inside a building is known as,
- A. Dampness
- B. Salinity
- C. Increases
- D. All of these
Q17. Walls are constructed to protect the inmates from wind and .
- A. Weather
- B. Sun
- C. Light
- D. None of these
Q18. The wedge-shaped blocks used to construct the arch are called,
- A. Crown
- B. Skew back
- C. Voussoirs
- D. Key
Q19. The vertical members of the frame of door are called,
- A. Posts
- B. Heads
- C. Sills
- D. Styles
Q20. A flat mud roof having two layers of tiles.
- A. R.C.C
- B. First class
- C. R.B
- D. Second class
Q21. The art of covering the surface of the masonry work with a suitable plaster is called
- A. Painting
- B. Plastering
- C. Pointing
- D. All of these
Q22. Crushing strength of first-class bricks should not be less than in kg/cm2
- A. 105
- B. 35
- C. 70
- D. 90
Q23. The burning of bricks in permanent kiln is completed within days.
- A. 10
- B. 7
- C. 8
- D. 9
Q24. Marble is obtained from,
- A. Laminated rocks
- B. Ignious rocks
- C. Market
- D. Metamorphic rocks
Q25. The lime suitable for white washing.
- A. Fat
- B. Hydraulic
- C. Slacked
- D. All of these
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