1. |
Stones are obtained from rocks that are made up of: |
A. | Ores |
B. | Minerals |
C. | Chemical compounds |
D. | Crystals |
Answer» B. Minerals |
2. |
Which one of the following is not a classification of stones? |
A. | Physical Classification |
B. | Mineralogical Classification |
C. | Chemical Classification |
D. | Practical Classification |
Answer» B. Mineralogical Classification |
3. |
The hot molten material occurring naturally below the surface of the Earth is called: |
A. | Lava |
B. | Slag |
C. | Magma |
D. | Tuff |
Answer» C. Magma |
4. |
At what depth and rate is a hypabyssal rock formed? |
A. | Slow cooling of magma at considerable depth |
B. | Quick cooling of magma at a shallow depth |
C. | Rapid cooling of magma at Earth’s surface |
D. | Rapid cooling of magma at a shallow depth |
Answer» B. Quick cooling of magma at a shallow depth |
5. |
What is a sedimentary deposit? |
A. | Weathered product remains at site |
B. | Weathered product carried away in solution |
C. | Weathered product gets carried away agents |
D. | Insoluble weathered product is carried away in suspension |
Answer» D. Insoluble weathered product is carried away in suspension |
6. |
Which of the following is not a metamorphic change? |
A. | Calcite to schist |
B. | Limestone to marble |
C. | Shale to slate |
D. | Granite to gneisses |
Answer» A. Calcite to schist |
7. |
Which of the following rocks are hard and durable? |
A. | Argillaceous rocks |
B. | Siliceous rocks |
C. | Calcareous rocks |
D. | Carbonaceous rocks |
Answer» B. Siliceous rocks |
8. |
Foliated structure is very common in case of: |
A. | Sedimentary rocks |
B. | Plutonic rocks |
C. | Igneous rocks |
D. | Metamorphic rocks |
Answer» D. Metamorphic rocks |
9. |
Granite is a type of: |
A. | Plutonic rock |
B. | Metamorphic rock |
C. | Hypabyssal rock |
D. | Volcanic rock |
Answer» A. Plutonic rock |
10. |
Which of the following is a good fire-resistant stone? |
A. | Clay |
B. | Granite |
C. | Quartz |
D. | Limestone |
Answer» A. Clay |
11. |
What is sand composed of? |
A. | Silica |
B. | Silicon |
C. | Silicon oxide |
D. | Quartz |
Answer» A. Silica |
12. |
Which of the following sand type is excellent for use in mortar and concrete work? |
A. | Sea sand |
B. | Clayey sand |
C. | Pit sand |
D. | River sand |
Answer» C. Pit sand |
13. |
Which IS code gives the grading of sand? |
A. | IS 456 |
B. | IS 383 |
C. | IS 2368 |
D. | IS 1542 |
Answer» B. IS 383 |
14. |
What type of grains constitutes river sand? |
A. | Angular |
B. | Flaky |
C. | Irregular |
D. | Rounded |
Answer» D. Rounded |
15. |
How many classifications are there for sand based on the grain size distribution? |
A. | 3 |
B. | 2 |
C. | 5 |
D. | 4 |
Answer» A. 3 |
16. |
Fine sand is generally used for which of the following works? |
A. | Masonry |
B. | Concrete structures |
C. | Plastering |
D. | Grinding and polishing |
Answer» C. Plastering |
17. |
How is M-sand produced? |
A. | Crushing bricks |
B. | Quarrying |
C. | Reusing the debris of demolished building |
D. | Crushing granite stones |
Answer» D. Crushing granite stones |
18. |
By which of the following ways is lime obtained? |
A. | Naturally |
B. | Quarrying |
C. | Burning limestone |
D. | Crushing limestone |
Answer» C. Burning limestone |
19. |
Which of the following pairs is matched properly? |
A. | Class A – Concrete work |
B. | Class B – Mortar |
C. | Class C – Masonry work |
D. | Class D – White washing |
Answer» B. Class B – Mortar |
20. |
Which of the following is a property of Fat Lime? |
A. | Shakes very slowly |
B. | Contains clay |
C. | High degree of plasticity |
D. | Poor binding property |
Answer» C. High degree of plasticity |
21. |
Lime obtained from calcination of Pure Limestone is called: |
A. | Quick Lime |
B. | Pure Lime |
C. | Lean Lime |
D. | Rich Lime |
Answer» A. Quick Lime |
22. |
Which of the following slakes after few minutes? |
A. | Moderately Hydraulic Lime |
B. | Eminently Hydraulic Lime |
C. | Perfectly Hydraulic Lime |
D. | Feebly Hydraulic Lime |
Answer» D. Feebly Hydraulic Lime |
23. |
Which of the following types of Lime does not exist? |
A. | Dolomitic Lime |
B. | Roman Lime |
C. | Semi-Hydraulic Lime |
D. | Selentic Lime |
Answer» B. Roman Lime |
24. |
Why is natural cement used very limitedly? |
A. | Brown in Colour |
B. | Standard consistency is not met with |
C. | Sets too quickly |
D. | Particle size is too fine |
Answer» C. Sets too quickly |
25. |
Who invented Portland cement and in which year? |
A. | William Aspdin, 1824 |
B. | William Aspdin, 1840s |
C. | Joseph Aspdin, 1840s |
D. | Joseph Aspdin, 1824 |
Answer» B. William Aspdin, 1840s |
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