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1.

The decorative cap to the top of a newel post is called:

A. finial
B. fillet
C. easing
D. apron
Answer» B. fillet
2.

Which IS code gives details about wooden stairs?

A. is 2634
B. is 2643
C. is 1634
D. is 1643
Answer» D. is 1643
3.

                     stairs are a variation of L shaped stairs.

A. winder
B. spiral
C. half turn
D. switch back
Answer» B. spiral
4.

The space housing the stairs is called:

A. staircase
B. stair room
C. stair head
D. stair space
Answer» B. stair room
5.

How many types of stairs are there based on the material?

A. 4
B. 5
C. 8
D. 6
Answer» C. 8
6.

member supporting

A. horizontal, handrail
B. vertical, landing
C. vertical, handrail
D. horizontal, landing
Answer» D. horizontal, landing
7.

The figure below represents a:

A. dog-legged stairs
B. turning stairs
C. straight stairs
D. well stairs
Answer» B. turning stairs
8.

The vertical portion between each tread on the stair is called:

A. going
B. nosing
C. winder
D. riser
Answer» E.
9.

The proportioning of tendons in design of prestressed concrete simple flat slab between the column and middle strips may be based on

A. moments
B. codes
C. deflections
D. loads
Answer» C. deflections
10.

A simple prestressed flat slab is generally supported by a network of

A. beams
B. columns
C. spans
D. deflections
Answer» C. spans
11.

Explanation: The design of a two way slab supported on all four sides involves the computation of bending moment in the

A. span
B. eccentricity
C. strength
D. magnitude
Answer» E.
12.

The design of a two-way-slab supported on all four sides involves the computation of

A. moments
B. cross sections
C. bending moment
D. deformations
Answer» D. deformations
13.

The design principles of continuous flat slab floors are similar to

A. one way slab
B. two way slab
C. continuous
D. deformed
Answer» C. continuous
14.

The simple or continuous slabs are analyzed for

A. design foundation
B. design reinforcement
C. design moments
D. design slab
Answer» D. design slab
15.

One way slabs may be supported across the entire width of the slab by means of

A. columns
B. piers
C. ridges
D. footings
Answer» C. ridges
16.

The precast prestressed hollow core slabs, with or without topping is an important structural element in

A. structures
B. industries
C. aquariums
D. nurseries
Answer» C. aquariums
17.

The end block of a prestressed concrete beam has a rectangular section; a cable carrying a force of 200kn is to be anchored against the end block at the centre if the cube strength of concrete at transfer is 30n/mm2. Design the maximum permissible bearing pressure?(Abr = 10000mm2)

A. 24n/mm2
B. 48n/mm2
C. 54n/mm2
D. 12n/mm22
Answer» B. 48n/mm2
18.

The prestressed concrete slab systems are ideally suited for

A. roofs
B. slabs
C. beam
D. column
Answer» C. beam
19.

The end block of a beam has a rectangular section 100mm wide by 200mm deep, the force of cable is 200kn. Find the actual bearing pressure?

A. 30n/mm2
B. 40n/mm2
C. 20n/mm2
D. 10n/mm2
Answer» D. 10n/mm2
20.

The effective punching area Apun is generally the contact area of

A. tendon device
B. anchorage device
C. stress device
D. strain device
Answer» C. stress device
21.

When prestress is transferred to concrete by means of external anchorages which pressure is developed?

A. bearing
B. twisting
C. torsion
D. bent
Answer» B. twisting
22.

In case of pre tensioned member, the computations of transmission length are influenced by?

A. bond
B. flexure
C. torsion
D. tension
Answer» B. flexure
23.

The bearing pressure on the concrete is given as

A. 0.4fci
B. 0.8fci
C. 0.12fci
D. 0.2fci
Answer» C. 0.12fci
24.

Explanation: The various codes recommend empirical relations to estimate the ultimate shear resistance of the section by considering the flexure shear and web shear cracking

A. steel and concrete
B. steel and water
C. steel and aggregates
D. steel and plastic
Answer» B. steel and water
25.

The various codes recommend empirical relations to estimate

A. ultimate shear resistance
B. ultimate torsional resistance
C. ultimate bending resistance
D. ultimate load
Answer» B. ultimate torsional resistance
26.

Which type of shear reinforcement should be provided for members with thin webs?

A. maximum shear reinforcement
B. minimum shear reinforcement
C. nominal shear reinforcement
D. tensile reinforcement
Answer» D. tensile reinforcement
27.

Which type of cables are advantages in reducing the effective shear?

A. straight
B. curved
C. trapezoidal
D. longitudinal
Answer» C. trapezoidal
28.

Design ultimate horizontal shear stress with nominal links and the contact surface are as cast (assume Ï„ = 1.2n/mm2)?

A. 15kn
B. 23kn
C. 12kn
D. 24kn
Answer» E.
29.

If the surface is rough tamped and without links to withstand a horizontal shear stress of 0.6n/mm2 and assuming the moduli of elasticity of precast and insitu cast concrete to be equal the centroid of the composite section is located 110mm from the top of the slab, second moment area of composite section is 2487×105mm4, calculate ultimate shearing resistance?

A. 14
B. 12
C. 18
D. 21
Answer» C. 18
30.

The ties consisting of single bars and multiple leg stirrups should have a spacing not exceeding

A. 600mm
B. 400mm
C. 1100mm
D. 900mm
Answer» B. 400mm
31.

When ties are not provided the permissible values of the horizontal shear stress is?

A. 0.6n/mm2
B. 4.6n/mm2
C. 1.6n/mm2
D. 8.6n/mm2
Answer» B. 4.6n/mm2
32.

The effective bonding between the two parts of composite beams is developed by

A. smoothing
B. roughening
C. painting
D. detacahing
Answer» C. painting
33.

The design of shear connections depends upon the strength of

A. ex situ cast concrete
B. in situ cast concrete
C. tampered concrete
D. prestressed concrete
Answer» C. tampered concrete
34.

If the compression zone contains part of precast element, the computation is done by considering?

A. grades of concrete
B. cross section
C. durability
D. strength characteristics
Answer» C. durability
35.

In the case of composite sections, the percentage of tensioned reinforcement is less than?

A. simple beams
B. complex beams
C. tee beams
D. edge beams
Answer» B. complex beams
36.

The partial factor of safety for resistance governed by ultimate strength is :

A. 1.10
B. 1.5
C. 2.0
D. 1.25
Answer» E.
37.

Which of the following criteria is to be satisfied in selection of member in limit state method?

A. factored load > factored strength
B. factored load ≤ factored strength
C. factored load ≥ factored strength
D. sometimes factored load < factored strength (or) factored load > factored strength
Answer» C. factored load ≥ factored strength
38.

What is variable action according to classification of actions by IS code?

A. due to self weight
B. due to accidents
C. due to construction and service stage loads
D. due to earthquake loads
Answer» D. due to earthquake loads
39.

What is permanent action according to classification of actions by IS code?

A. due to self weight
B. due to construction and service stage loads
C. due to accidents
D. due to earthquake loads
Answer» B. due to construction and service stage loads
40.

Which of the following factors is included in the limit state of strength?

A. fire
B. failure by excessive deformation
C. corrosion
D. repairable damage or crack due to fatigue
Answer» C. corrosion
41.

The partial factor of safety for resistance governed by yielding is :

A. 1.10
B. 1.5
C. 2.0
D. 1.25
Answer» B. 1.5
42.

What is limit state?

A. acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements before failure occurs
B. acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements after failure occurs
C. acceptable limits for safety after failure occurs
D. acceptable limits for serviceability after failure occurs
Answer» B. acceptable limits for safety and serviceability requirements after failure occurs
43.

Which of the following format is used in limit state method?

A. single safety factor
B. multiple safety factor
C. load factor
D. wind factor
Answer» C. load factor
44.

Limit State Method is based on

A. calculations on service load conditions alone
B. calculations on ultimate load conditions alone
C. calculations at working loads and ultimate loads
D. calculations on earthquake loads
Answer» D. calculations on earthquake loads
45.

How much percentage increase of permissible stress is allowed when dead load, live load and wind load are considered together in working stress method?

A. 50%
B. 33%
C. 40%
D. 60%
Answer» C. 40%
46.

Which of the following are subjected to both axial loads and bending moments?

A. beam-column
B. column
C. lattice member
D. beam
Answer» B. column
47.

Which of the following is not a main element of framed structure?

A. beam
B. column
C. shear connector
D. lattice member
Answer» D. lattice member
48.

What is Load Factor?

A. ratio of working load to ultimate load
B. product of working load and ultimate load
C. product of working load and factor of safety
D. ratio of ultimate load to working load
Answer» E.
49.

(i) tension members, (ii) long column, (iii) short column, (iv) connections

A. i < ii < iii < iv
B. i < iv < ii < iii
C. i = iii < ii < iv
D. iv = i < iii < ii
Answer» D. iv = i < iii < ii
50.

In Working Stress Method, which of the following relation is correct?

A. working stress ≤ permissible stress
B. working stress ≥ permissible stress
C. working stress = permissible stress
D. working stress > permissible stress
Answer» B. working stress ≥ permissible stress