BTECH2 (15 ITEMS)
Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Quiz
Welcome to the Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Quiz! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge on essential construction materials and techniques used in reinforced concrete and masonry projects.
Whether you are a student, a teacher, or an industry professional, this quiz will help you:
- Enhance your understanding of construction principles
- Review key concepts related to reinforced concrete and masonry
- Prepare for certification or further studies in civil engineering
Reinforced concrete is usually constructed with form works and laying out of steel reinforcement before concrete pouring. For slab-on-fill, before laying out steel reinforcements, this material is usually laid out on the landfill and acts as formwork for the bottom surface.
Gravel bed
Galvanized iron
Plywood
Bare landfill
For CHB masonry walls exceeding 3.00 meters in height, this is usually provided every 3.0 meters to prevent the wall from buckling
Column
Metal bracing
Stiffener beam
Additional steel reinforcement
Considering the commercial length of steel reinforcement to be used for beams, this must be the maximum, column-to-column distance for reinforced concrete columns, thus giving less dependency on splicing and preventing failures due to bending
3.00 meters
5.00 meters
4.00 meters
6.00 meters
The maximum distance between two wall studs in a dry wall, considering that the wall board is laid out with the longer side along the vertical axis
0.30 meters
1.20 meters
0.60 meters
2.40 meters
Floor and ceiling joists have a range of spacing between
300 mm and 600 mm
400 mm and 800 mm
150 mm and 300 mm
At least 600 mm
Considering the commercial width available of CHB, the thickness of the firewall without the cement plaster on both sides, must be
100 mm
175 mm
150 mm
200 mm
The minimus depth of the stringer in a wooden stair flight measured perpendicularly from the diagonal line formed by the lower part of the risers
100 mm
150 mm
125 mm
200 mm
Considering the maximum commercial length of lumber, the maximum distance between two wooden girders supporting the joists must be
2.40 mm
3.60 mm
3.00 mm
5.00 mm
Which of the following must be the minimum reinforced concrete slab thickness in accordance to the National Structural Code of the Philippines, which is commonly used in slabs within most structures?
100 mm
175 mm
150 mm
200 mm
If a dry wall is designed to be 50mm thick, which of the following wall specifications must be used to achieve this design?
3/8" thick plywood in latex paint system finish on 2" x 2" hardwood lumber studs spaced at 600 mm O.C.
1/2" thick plywood in latex paint system finish on 2" x 4" hardwood lumber studs spaced at 600mm O.C.
1" thick plywood in latex paint system finish on 2" x 2" hardwood lumber studs spaced at 600 mm O.C.
3/8" thick plywood in latex paint system finish on 4" x 4" hardwood lumber studs spaced at 600 mm O.C.
"Asintada" in construction means to align which is the most commonly used term for
Reinforced concrete column
Slab
CHB masonry wall
Roof
"Buhos" is too expensive in wall systems due to the amount of materials required; thus it is defined as
Concrete hollow blocks
Cement plaster
Reinforced concrete
Skim coat
When someone says "wala sa hulog ang rader", it implies that the term "hulog" also a tool known as plumb bob, is term for
Checking the slope/level of a building component
Checking the evenness of a flooring
Checking the vertical alignment of walls and columns
Checking if the walls are perpendicular
"Rebokadahan yung mga butas at lamat", the term "rebokada" in this term is defined as
Concrete hollow blocks
Cement plaster
Reinforced concrete
Skim coat
"Palitada" is applied to slabs and walls constructed using concrete methods, whether it is reinforced concrete or CHB, which is defined as
Concrete hollow blocks
Cement plaster
Reinforced concrete
Skim coat
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