Explore topic-wise MCQs in Building Construction.

This section includes 10 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Building Construction knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

A in the figure below represents __________

A. Wall
B. Cross walls
C. Pier
D. Buttress
Answer» C. Pier
2.

The formula for calculating the total load supported by a lintel in which total load is given by the expression 0.44 L2 x t x W /100 is derived by assuming an angle of spread of __________

A. 15°
B. 30°
C. 45°
D. 60°
Answer» C. 45°
3.

The anchors provided for timber floors and roofs should be at intervals of less than __________ meters in two-storeyed buildings.

A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
Answer» C. Three
4.

In the formula for calculating the total load supported by a lintel in which total load is given by the expression 0.44 L2 x t x W /100, W represents _________

A. Unit weight of masonry
B. Total weight of masonry
C. Unit weight of the load
D. Total weight of the load
Answer» B. Total weight of masonry
5.

Coursed stone masonry has __________ joints while ashlar masonry has _________ joints.

A. Thin, thin
B. Thick, thick
C. Thick, thin
D. Thin, thick
Answer» D. Thin, thick
6.

___________ masonry gives high basic compressive stress.

A. Rubble
B. Stone
C. Brick
D. Ashlar
Answer» E.
7.

A wall can be laterally supported at a vertical level by __________

A. Load bearing wall
B. Pier
C. Roof/Floor
D. Buttress
Answer» D. Buttress
8.

Lateral support to a wall limits the slenderness and provides stability to the structure.

A. True
B. False
Answer» B. False
9.

A wall cannot be laterally supported at a horizontal level by __________

A. Cross wall
B. Pier
C. Roof/Floor
D. Buttress
Answer» D. Buttress
10.

The load-bearing capacity of a wall is dependent on the _________ of the lateral supports.

A. Size
B. Spacing
C. Material
D. Mass
Answer» C. Material