Q.1.
Putty is made of __________
- a) Mustard oil
- b) Sunflower oil
- c) Linseed oil
- d) Peanut oil
Q.2.
Glass sheet partition walls are not __________
- a) Lightweight
- b) Heavy
- c) Sound-proof
- d) Damp-proof
Q.3.
Which of the following is not a strong variety of glass?
- a) Wired glass
- b) Ordinary glass
- c) Bullet-proof glass
- d) Three-ply glass
Q.4.
Hollow blocks used in glass partitions have a thickness of _________
- a) 5 cm
- b) 8 cm
- c) 10 cm
- d) 12 cm
Q.5.
The glass blocks are laid in _________
- a) Lime mortar
- b) Cement-lime mortar
- c) Cement mortar
- d) Mud mortar
Q.6.
The thickness of plain sheets used to make asbestos partition is _________
- a) 5 mm
- b) 10 mm
- c) 5 cm
- d) 10 cm
Q.7.
The thickness of corrugated sheets used to make asbestos partition is ________
- a) 5 mm
- b) 10 mm
- c) 15 mm
- d) 20 mm
Q.8.
Asbestos sheet partitions are weak and heavy.
- a) True
- b) False
Q.9.
Which of the following partitions are made from burnt gypsum?
- a) Metal lath partitions
- b) Asbestos sheet partitions
- c) Clay block partitions
- d) Plaster slab partitions
Q.10.
Sawdust is added to gypsum used in making plaster slab to ___________
- a) Increase its weight
- b) Reduce its weight
- c) Impart colour
- d) Impart odour
Q.11.
Which of the following slabs show large movements with a change in moisture content?
- a) Plaster slab
- b) Concrete slab
- c) Wood-wool slab
- d) Metal slab
Q.12.
Whiting chalk used in the construction of glass partitions consists of _____________
- a) Calcium bicarbonate
- b) Sodium bicarbonate
- c) Calcium carbonate
- d) Sodium carbonate
Q.13.
Reinforcement is placed in every course of hollow blocks used in glass partitions if the height of the block exceeds ___________
- a) 10 cm
- b) 15 cm
- c) 20 cm
- d) 25 cm
Q.14.
In the figure below, A represents __________
- a) Stud
- b) Groove
- c) Nogging
- d) Beading
Q.15.
In the figure given below, B represents ___________
- a) Plain sheet
- b) Corrugated sheet
- c) Cement mortar
- d) Concrete