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Q-1 Whichof thefollowingstatementarecorrectfor Colosseum;Italy,Rome;72 A.D ?

a) ThecolumnsofthegroundflooraretheDortc,the firstfloorareIonic,thesecondfloorareCorinthianandthetopof floorareCorinthianpifasterb)Thecolumnsof thegroundfloorarethe ionic.thefirstflooraredoric,thesecondfloorareCorinthianandthetopoftfoor areCorinthianpirasterc)Thecolumnsof thegroundfloor &firstflooraretheDoric,& thesecondfloorareCorinthianandthetopof floorareCorinthianpilasterd) none

.... Q-2Theword"arena"is Latinfor whichmaterial?

a) Brick b)Sand c) lime d)Bronze

Q-3 Whowerethefirstto buildmadsonthefoundationbasis?

a)Greeks b)Britishers c)Roman d)Mughals

- Q-4Ina typicaltownin theRomanEmpire,thewealthypeoplelivedin largehouseswhiletheordinaryRomanslivedin blocksofflats called....

a)Townhalls b)countryhouses c) insulas d)forums

Q-5The HippodromewasanancientRomandesignto hold.....

a)Horse&chariotracing b)dogandchariotracing c)bullfights d)wrestling

Q 6. Whichof thefo11owingarenotthird-worldregions?

a. LatinAmerica.

b.Asia.

c.Africa.

d.Australia.

Q-7. Whichof thefollowingcountriesarenotoewlyindustrializedcountries(NICs)?

a. Taiwan.

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b. NorthKorea.

c, Singapore.

d. HongKong.

Q-8.Whichcountryisnota transitionaleconomy

a. China.

b.Russia.

c. Hungary.

/' d.Mexico.

Q-9Whichof thefollowingsetsof variablesaffectsthespacingofjoints in a slabon grade?

€t Typeoffinish,addingadmixture,andtemperatureb. Insidecorners,vibration,andscreedtechniquec. Soilconditions,temperature,andtypeoffinishd. Insidecorners,soilconditions,andaestheticconsiderations

Q-10 Howmanyinchesmustroofvalleyflashing overlap?

Q-11Whatis thebasicdifferencebetweenultraviolet,visible,andinfraredradiation?

Q-12Theapparentdailypathof theSunchangeswiththeseasonsbecause

a) Earth'saxisistiltedb) Earth'sdistancefromtheSunchanges

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c) theSunrevolvesd) theSunRotates

Q-13Whenis integralcoloraddedto concrete?

a. Atthejobsiteb. Aftertheconcreteispouredc. Atthebatchplantd. Within24hoursofpour

Q-14Whatis thepurposeof usingfelton built-uproofsystems?

a. Toinsulatetheroofb. Towaterprooftheroofc. Tocreatea"weldlng8processd. Toprovideimpactresistance

Q-15Whatis theminimumdistancea septictank.canbelocatedfroma structure?

a, 5'b. 8'c. 10'd. 12'

Q-16Theminimumandthemaximumnumberofbaths(aquaducts)in romanarchitectureis...

a)200&1000 b)170&900 c)300&800 d)550&300

Q-17The Sumerianslivedalongwhichriver?

a)indus b)nile c)Euphrates d)none

Q-18ThefirstPharaohsQn egypt)builtsimplertombs, called.....

a)Mastabas b)pyramids c)ziggurats d)burials

Q-19whichmodembuildingbrokethe recordof Khufu'sGreatPyramidat gizain termsof height?

a) statueof liberty b) leaingtowerofpisa c)Bffeltower d}Qutubminar

Q-20A minaretis a towerthat Islamicholymencalledmuezzinsclimbinorderto callout theprayer,fivetimesa day.Whichofthe givenfeaturesis notpresentin it?

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a) It is a tall thinbuildingc) Smallwindowsto let in daylight

b) It hasstairsinsideitd) BalconiesProjectedout

0-21. Ofthewond'spopulation,whatportionlivesin developingcountries?

a. approximately35%.

b. approximately80%.

c. neany10billionpeople.

d. lessthan1 billionpeople.

Q-22. In which ofthefoUowingcountrieswouldyouexpectmaterta1Ufesty\esto be mostUkethosein theUnitedStates? .

a.Nigeria.r

b.Japan.

c.lndia.

d.Mali.

0-23. Whichof thefollowingcould.beconsideredcriticalquestionsindevelopmenteconomics?

!'t Howdothepoorest2IaOftheworld live?

b.Whatarethemajortheoriesofeconomicdevelopment?

c. WhatfactorsaffectlabOrskillsinthethirdworld?

d,alloftheab6~are correct

0-24 Ifaflatrectangularroofmeasures15'x 27',howmanysquaresofroofcoveringisrequired?

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Q-25WhatistheprimaryadvantageofuSinga \aminatedwal\system?

a. resistancetocrackingb. fewerfastenerstofinishc. reducedsoundtransmissiond. increasedfireprotection

0-26ThisobjectorbitsEarthinboththeEarth-centered(geocentric)andSun-centered{heliocentric}modelsofoursolarsystem?

a) theMoonb) Venusc) theSund) Polaris

0-27 At whichlocationwill thehighestaltitudeof thestarPolarisbeobserved?

a) Equatorb) TropicofCancerc) ArcticCircled) centralNewYorkState

Q-28 Whateffectdoeslimehavewhenaddedto soil?

a. It increasesthepH.b. ItdecreasesthepH.c. It increasesthepotassium.d. Itdecreasesthepotassium

0-29 Thestandarddeviationof pathtimesis computedas:

a) thesumof thestandarddeviationsof all activitiesonthepath.

b) thesquarerootof thesumof thestandarddeviationsof atlactivitiesonthepath.

c) thesumof thevariancesof all activitiesonthepath.

d) thesquarerootof thesumof thevariancesof all activitiesonthepath.

0-30 ThefamousHarappanbronzestatuetteof theslender-limbed"dancinggirl" in

a)Mohenjo-daro b)Dholavira c)Barbarian d)Punjab

Q-31 the greatbath atMohenjo-Darowas ....

a) 23ft. long&40ft.wide b)40fllong &23fl wide

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Q-32IndusValleypeoplehaddrainagesystemsthatledinto......

a) Brick-linedsewerse) asphalt-linedsewer

b) stone-linedsewerd) noneofthese

Q-33TheIndusValleycivilizationflourishedaround2,500 B.C.inthe

a)Easternpartof South Asiac) Northernpartof SouthAsia

b) westernpartof South Asiad) Southernpartof SouthAsia

Q-34 The streets of major cities such as Mohenjo-daro or HaraoDawere 'aidout in a

a) zigzagPatternc) Circularpattern

b) perfectgridpatternd) noneof theabove

Q-35.Laspeyrestype indexesuseweightsfrom

a,currentperiod

b. base-period.

c. forecasting

d. futureyear

Q-36. Theformulato calculatePaaschepriceindexis (0 is thebaseyearandn is the

givenyear)

a. P = rPnqnlLpoqn "b.P= rPoqoJrpnqn

c. P = rPnqolLpoqo

d. P = rPnqnJIpoqo

Q-37. Economicgrowthfromcurrentyear(c)topreviousyear(p) is givenby

a.[(GDPc- GDPp)/GDPp]*100

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Q-38Whichof thefollowingsystemsis usedfor a typicalresidential1-hourfirewall?

a. twolayersof1/4wdrywallb. onelayerof1/2wdrywallC, onelayerof5I8wdrywalld. twolayersof5/8wdrywall

Q-39 Whatis theproportiona1re1ationshipbetweenconductor1engthandconductorsize?

a. resistanceb. impedancec. capacitanced. attenuation

0-40EnergyistransferredtromtheSuntoEarthmainlyby

a) molecularcollisionsb) densitycurrentsc) electromagneticwavesd) redshifts

Q-41Baseyouranswersto thisquestiononthediagrambelow,whichshowsthetilt of Earthon itsaxisinrelationtotheSunononeparticularday.

PointsA throughEare locationson Earth'ssurface.PointD is locatedinNewYorkState.ThedashedlinerepresentsEarth'saxis.

Whichdiagrambest representstheangleofthe Sun'sraysreceivedat locationCat noononthisday?ANSWER-d

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042 Highfrequencyvibrationusedtocompactfreshlypouredconcreteresultsin whichof thefollowing?

a. Higherlateralpressuresb. FastercuringtimeG, Lowerlateralpressuresd. Slowercuringtime

Q-43 Whichof thefoUowingtypesof woodftooringis thesoftestwood?

a. pineb. oakc. mapled. pecan

Q-44Plantslivingindesertregions:a) areadaptedtolowwaterlevelsb) aredoomedtodiec) arealltypeofcactusd) arenotabletosurvivewhenitrains


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0-45 Thepeopleof IndusCivilizationachievedsmallestdivision,whichis markedon anivoryscalefoundin Lothal.wasapproximately..

a)1.011mmc) 1.704mm

b)0.001mmd) 1.120mm

046 WhatistheBricksizesratioinIndusCivilization

a)1:5:10c) 4:2:1

b\ 10:5:1, . -. - . .

d)1:2:4

0-47 Thelargestof thePyramidswasthe ......

a)Tombof kingcheoc) Tombof kingneeri

b} tombof KingCheopsd) noneof these

0-48 Thelargestof thePyramidswas.....

a) 760ft.base&484ft. high.c) 660ft.base&484ft. high.

b)484ft. base& 760ft. highc) 484ft. base& 660ft. high

0-49ThematerialusedINGREATPYRAMIDwas

a) limebrickcasedover withflagstonec) limebrickcasedoverwithgranite

b) limestone cased over withgranited) limestone cased over with flagstone

Q-50. Allof thefollowingarehigh-incomecountriesexcept

a,Singapore

b.U.K

c.Japan

d. SouthAfrica

0.51. Whichofthefollowingcountriesisnota low-incomecountry?

a.Indonesia

b.lndia

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0-52. Economicdevelopmentrefersto

a. economicgrowth.b. economicgrowthpluschangesinoutputdistributionandeconomicstructure.C, improvementinthewell-beingoftheurbanpopulation.d. sustainableincreasesinGrossNationalProduct

a-53 Threeprimaryfactorsdeterminethesizeandthetypeof rafterto usein construction.Twoofthesearethedistancespannedandtheweightsupported.Whatis thethirdfactor?

a.b.c,d.

thespacingof the raftersthespacingofjoiststhetypeofsheetingto be usedtheheightof thewall

Q-54 What is theinternalaxialtensionforceinthe tensiontie-rodforthetrussshownbelow?

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a)55KN b)27.5KN c)OKN d)None

a-55 Theapparentrisingandsettingof theSun,as viewedfromEarth,is causedby

a} Earth'srotationb) Earth'srevolutionc) theSun'srotationd) theSun'srevolution

Q-56 Whichgraphbestrepresentsthechangein gravitationalattractionbetweentheSunandacomet as the distance between them increases.?ANSWER-a

a) Distance


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Q-57Wheninstallingfencepostswithconcrete,whatadditiveis commonlyusedtoexpeditethesettimeof theconcrete?

=a.b.c.

PeagravelLimeCalciumchlorideGypsum

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Q-58Howmuchslurrywouldbenecessaryto fill a 10'deep,6' diametercesspool?

a.b.c.d.

10.46cubicyards11.82cubicyards31.40cubicyards41.86cubicyards

Q-59Theareaof tombof KingCheopspyramid'is...

a)522,000sqftc)577,000sqft

b) 500,000sqft.c) noneof these

Q-60Thetermhypostyledefines.......

a) the ceiling of which is supported by columnsc) granite moulding

b) the ceting of which is supported by beamsd) inarchitrave


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Q-67Findtheeffectivenetareaof thedoubleangleshownbelow.Thegrossareaof 1angleis 940mf112sothegrossareaof thedoubleangleis 1880mJT12.Assume27mmdiameterbolthQles.Note:the°shearlagOcoefficient,U:: 0.85for3boltsperline.

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a) 1400.6mm2 b)1422.6mm2 c)1300~mm2 d)1322.6mm2

Ag= 1880mmz;An = 1880-2(27 x 6) = 1556mrw;Ae=0.85(1556)= 1322.6 mmz.

Q-68What-design-load,P,canbecarried'bythesteelplatesshownbelow?Theyieldstress,ay = 275 N/mJT12.Assume 27 mm diameterboltboles.

a}400500N b)300500N c)301500N d)40 1500N

~= 200~ 10= 2000~;An = 2000 -2(27 x 10) = 1460 mm2;.P = ax A =275 x 1460"= 401500N.

Q-69Whatis thedewpointwhenthedry-bulbtemperatureis 24°Candthewet-bulbtemperatureis15°C?

a) 8°Cb) -18°C

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Q-70The graphbelowshowstheaveragemontt)lytemperaturesfortwocities,A and8, whicharebothlocatedat410 northlatitude.

Whichstatementbestexplainsthedifferencein theaverageyear1ytemperaturerangeforthetwocities?

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Q-71Howmanydaysdoesit takeforstandardportlandcementconcretetoreachmaximumstrength?

a. 7daysb. 14daysc. 21daysd. 28days

Q-72Flashfloodsindesertareas:

a) aremorecommonthaninhumidareasb) Arealmostnon-existentc) arelesscommonthaninhumidareasd) noneofthese

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0-73 inwhicharchitecturalstylethesemi-circutararchesto formvaultsanddomesas seeninPantheon

0-76 TheParthenonis thelargestbuildingontopof the.

a)Acropolis b}metropolis c}neopolis d)none

0-77 The Parthenon is the most important and characteristic monument of the ancient Greekcivilizationandstillremainsitsinternationalsymbol.It is builtin...

a) Doricorderandalmostexclusivelyof Pentelicmarbleb) Ionicorderandalmostexclusivelyof Penteficmarblec;)CQrinthianorderandalmost exclusivelyofPentelicmarbled) tuscanorderandalmostexclusivelyof Pentalicmarble

0-78. Oneclassificationof developmentlevelsusedby theWor1dBankdividescountriesintothreegroupon thebasisof GNPpercapita. Theyare

a. NIC,OPECandG7

b. Low-income,middle-incomeandhigh-income

c. Southeast,NortheastandSouthwest

d.Asia,AmericaandEurope

0-79. TheWor1dBank'sGNPpercapitaclassificationfor low-income,middle-incomeandhighincomecountriesrespectivelyis

a.lessthan$900, $900-$9,000andmorethan$9,000.


a) Greekstyle b) romanStyle c) EgyptStyle d) noneof these

0-74 A low,slopingrooftopsthebuildingwithgables,called...

a) Peristyle b}cella c} Pediment d) mutules,-

,. 0-75 Acropolisis a.....

a) GreekWord b) romanword c) EgyptWord d) mutules

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b.lessthan$5,000,$5,000-$15,000andmorethan$15,000.

G;lessthan$100,$100-$1,000andmorethan$1000.

d.lessthan$50,000,$50,000-$150,000andmorethan$150000.

Q-80. Developmenteconomicsfocusesprimarilyon thepoorestpopulation.

of theworld'sa.

a.two-thirds.

b.one-third.

c.28percent.

d.5percent.

Q-81Findthe load,P,thatcausesanextensionof 1mmin thestructureshownbelow.Themodulusof elasticity,E =205000N/mfTl2.Note:extension= PU(AE).

Area.= 2S mm2

CNSS-.5eCIioft E :. 205 000 N/mm2

10m

a) 612.5N b)712.5N c)512.5N d)412.5N

P = (extension)(Ax E)1L = (1)(25x 205000)110000= 512.5 N.

Q-82Findthestrainof a steel barwiththecross-sectionshownbelow,subjectedto a loadof 10.25kN.

t 10.25kN

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c) 0.0005 d)O.OOO6

Strain=oj E =(10250J100)J205000:: 0.0005.

Q-83 A mapviewofsurfaceair movementin a low-pressuresystemis shownbelow.Theair nearthecenterof this low-pressuresystemusuallywill

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0-84Cloudsusuallyformwhen"'-'Y"';'

a) airtemperaturereachesthedewPOtntb) evaporationhaswarmedthesurroundingairc) relativehumidityis0%d) condensationnucreihavebeenremovedfromthe air

0-85Whenusingstuccofinishas,~idh ofthefollowingisTRUE?

a. ItcannotbeapplieQtosmooth,densesurfaces.b. Itmaybeusedforbo1hinteriorandexterior.G, Itmaybe~das abasecoatforKeene's.d. ThefiniShcoatsgenerallyrequirelessaggregatethanthebasecoats

Q-86 Whict! ofthefon'owingadmixturesshouldbe addedto acce\erateconcretesetting?

a. Sodiumchlorideb. Sodiumcarbonatec.P~tassium chlorided. Ca1cftJmchloride

Q-87Ina gravityflowleachfieldsystemusingperforateddistributionpiping,whereareperforationsioeated?

a. Atthetopofthepipeb. Atthesidesofthepipe


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0-88 whichcolumnswereseenin ancientGreece?

a) Doric and Ionic b}Doric c} Corinthianand Ionic d}Corinthian

Q-89Whichcolumnswereseenin ancientroman?

a) DoricandIonic b)Doric c) CorinthianandIonic d)Corinthian

0-90 Whichperiodis definedthePaleolithicAge?

a) up to 20,000 BC b}up to 10,000BC c}up to 30,000BC d} noneof these

Q-9i Whichperiodis definedtheMesolithicAge?

a) upto 20,000BCto 7000BCc) upto 30,000BC

b) upto 10,000to 20000BCd)none ofthese

0-92 Whichperiodis definedtheNeolithicAge?

a)upto7000BC TO500BCc)upto30,000BC

b}up to 10,000 to 20000BCd) noneof these

0-93. Thepoorestregionof thewor1dis

a. theMiddleEast

b.sub-SaharanAfrica.

c.Asia.

d. LatinAmerica.

0-94. Whichof thefallowingcharacteristicsaremastlikelyfoundindevelopingcountries?

a. highpapulation growthrates.



b. largenumberof peoplelivingin poverty.

c, verytraditionalmethodsof agriculturalproduction.

d. allof theabove

Q-95. Whichof thefollowingcouldnotbeconsidereda majoreconomicsystem?'"

a. capitalism.

b.communism.

c.socialism.

d.physicalqualityof life index,

Q-96Findthesecondmomentof area(momentof inertia,I) aboutthex-axis.

sox. -x

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r a) 250x 10Smm4 b) 350x 10Smrn4 c) 550X106mm4 ) 150X106mm4

SubtractIx for .smallrectangles.fromIxfor .big rectangles..

!x=200(300)3112.150(200)3112= {450-100);x1()6=350x 10&mm+

Q-97 Find theelasticsectionmodulus,lx.

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Firstfindmomentof inertia.,I, for thesection;thendividebythedistancefromtheneutralaxisto theextremefibre,c.

ix=50(50);, /12 + 50 (150);, /12 + 50 (50);, /12 = 1510.42 x 1CJf mm4;

b..= Ix/ c = 1510.42x 1Q4 mm4/75mm= 201389mrw,or 201.4crw

0-98 Themapbelowshowssomefeaturesalonganoceanshoreline.!nwhichgeneraldirectionisthesandbeingmovedalongthisshorelinebyocean(longshore)currents?

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Q-99Whichfactorhasthe greatestinfluenceontheweatheringrateofEarth'ssurfacebedrock?

a) localairpressure.b) angleofinsolationc) ageofthebedrockd) regionalclimate

0-100Whichofthefollowingareclosegrainhardwoodscommonlyusedaskitchencountertops?

a. birChormapleb. mapleoroakc. oakorbirchd. mapleorcherry


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0-12 HowarelatitudeandlongitudeHnesdrawnOna globeof Earth?

a) Latitudelinesareparallelandlongitudelinesmeetat thepoles.b} Latitudelines are para\\eIand \ongib,ldelines meet attheequator.c) Longitudelinesareparallelandlatitudelinesmeetat thepoles.d) Longitudelinesareparalletandlatitudelinesmeetat theequator.

0-13 Whichmaterialsare (not)usedinmakingsaddles?

a. Linen,canvas,serge b. woodandleather c. rubberandcork d. Iron&steel

Q-14Whatarethetwomostabundantelementsby massfoundin Earth'scrust?

a) aluminumandironb) sodiumandchlorinec) calciumandcarbond) oxygenandsilicon

0-15 Whatis theMAXIMUMspeedallowedforan elevatorwithspringbuffer?

a. 100FPMb. 150FPMc. 200FPMd. 300FPM

Q-16 The ByzantineEmpiredid notexperiencetheconftictsbetweenchurchandstatethatwerecommon in medieval Europe because..

a. thespreadof literacydestroyedthepowerofthe Byzantinechurch.b.mostof thepopulationof theByzantineEmpireconvertedto Islam.c.theByzantinechurchwastooweaktobecomeasourceofpower.d. theByzantineemperorplayeda directrolein theadministrationof thechurch



Q-17Whichagriculturalpracticecontributedto theprosperityof the IncaEmpire?

g, useof a wheeledplow.c. reclamation of swampland.

b.terracingofmountainslopes.d. relianceon cattleandsheep

Q-18TheSongDynastyin Chinawas broughttoanend inthethirteenthcentury'by...,

g, anextendedcivilway.c. economic collapse.

b. theMongolinvasion.d. a militaryrevolt

Q-19TheJustinianCodecompiledduringthetimeof the Byzantinefhlpire servedto..

a,establishtheprinciplethatthe ruleris subjectto the law",b.createa distinctseparationbetweenchurchandstate.c. preserveRomanlegalprinciplesandpractices.d. introduceIslamiclegaltraditionsto WesternEurope.

Q-20ArchaeologistsbelievethatMayancitiesservedprimarilyas

a.seaports. b.agriculturafareas. t.. fortresses. d. religiouscenteres

Q-21.Infantmortality

a. is definedas theannualnumbecof4eBthsofinfant under1yearoldper 1,000live births,

b. reflectstheavailability.Ofprimaryeducation,the rightsof employmentandsocialsecurity.

c. is lifeexpectancyupto age3.

d. reflectsthe availabilityof hospitalsandchildcarefacilities,andtheparents'wealth.

Q-22.INFANTMORTALITYLIFEEXPECTANCYADULTLITERACYRATE

The three measure of welfare indicatorsabove comprisethe

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Q-23.TheHumanDevelopmentIndex(HDI)summarizesa greatdealof socialperfunnanceinasinglecompositeindex,combining

a. disparityreductionrate. humanresourcedevelopmentrateandthecompositeindex.

b.longevity,educationandlivingstandard.

c. minimumschooling,adultliteracyandtertiaryeducationalattainment

d. humanresourcetraining,developmentandR&D.

Q.24Howmanysquarefeetof tile is neededfor an areathatmeasures2-1/2"by48ona planthatis 1/8"scale?

a. 10sq.ft.b. 160sq.ft.c. 576sq.ft.d. 640sq.ft.

Q-25Thesymbol.0. representswhichof thefollowingglazingunits?

a. revolvingdoorb. spandrelpanelc. fixedpanelQ, slidingdoor

Q-26 An airplanetakes offfroma locationEdn8s latitudeandfliesto a newlocation558duenorthofitsstartingpointWhatlatitudehastheplanereached?

a) 288Nb) 38°Nc) 55°Nd) nON

Q-27 The systemofnnesusedto locatea certainplaceon Eartharecalled...

a) latitudesystemsb) coordinatesystems


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0-28 Comparedto felsicigneousrocks,maficigQeousrockscontaingreateramountsof

0-29 Whatis theMAXIMUMhorizontalclearanceon therearof anexistingelevatorcar topwithoutguardrails?

a. 18"b. 24"c. 36"d. 48"

0-30WhichinventionaidedMartinLutherinhisstrugglesagainsttheRomanCatholicChurch?

a.theprintingpress b.thecrossbow c.gunpowder d.the flyingbuttress

Q-31in themixingof pigments,a tintof a givencolouris cratedbyadding.

a)black b) thecolor'scomplement c)white d) an analogouscolor

0-32 Whichancientcivilizationestablishedthebasisof westerndemocracy?

a) Phoenicianb) Egyptianc) Sumeriand) Greek

0-33 TheAncientGreekcity-stateof Sparta..

a) wasprimarilyconcernedwiththehealthoftheirpeopleb) wasa powerfulmilitarystatec) granteduniversalsuffragetotheirpeopled) placedgreatemphasisonliteratureandtttearts

0-34 Whichsocietalconditionwasbasicto thedevelopmentof GreekphilosophyandRenaissanceart?


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a) rigidsocialclassesb) emphasisonindividualismc) religiousuniformityd) masseducation

0-35. Longevityis a proxyfor in theHumanDevelopmentIndex

a. healthandnutrition.

b. livingstandard

c. infantmortality

d. PurchasingPowerParity

Q-36.Whichofthe fo\\owingis notoneof theNew\y\ndustriaUzedCountries(NICs)?

a.Japan

b. SouthKorea

c.Taiwan

d.Singapore

0-37. Accordingto thetext basicneedsinclude

a. food,clothingandbousing.b. health,educationandqualityhousing.c. adequatenutrition,primaryeducation,health,sanitation,watersupplyandhousing.d.longevityandliving standards.

0-38. Whatis thevolumeof a hole120feet long,30feetwide,and6 feetdeep?

~: 500cubicyardsb. 800cubicyardsc. 1,200cubicyardsd. 1,300 cubicyards

0-39 Whereisthegreatestbendingforceof theearthon a cantileverretainingwall?

a)At thetopof thewall


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c.Two-thirdsof thewaydownthewall

d.Atthebottomof thewall

Q-40WhichreferencelinepassesthroughboththegeographicNorthPoleandthegeographicSouthPole?

a) 0°latitudeb) 0°longitudec) TropicofCancer{23.5°N}d) TropicofCapricorn(23.5°8)

Q-41Accordingto theEalth ScienceReferenceTables,theequatorialradiusof theEarthisapproximately

a) 637kmb) 6370kmc) 63700kmd) 637000km

Q-42Thegraphbelowshowstherelationshipbetweenmassandvolumefor threesamples,A, B,andC,of a givenmaterial.Whatis thedensityof thismaterial?

a) 1.0g/cmJb) 5.0g/cmJc) 10.0g/cmJd) 20.0g/cmJ


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Q-43Whichsamplebestshowsthephysicalpropertiesnormallyassociatedwithregionalmetamorphism?

,. Sample A SampteB Scm1pleC Sarnp)eD

a) SampleAb) SampleBc) SampleCd) SampleD

Q-44Wheninstallinginsulationin theinteriorof a duc~whichof hefollowingcharacteristicsofinsulationwouldbeMOSTeffectivein reducingsoundtransmission?

a. densityb. porosityc. elasticityd. ductility

Q-45OnesimilaritybetweenAxum,.Kush, andNubiawasthattheywe",,,

a) militaryleadersintheNeouthioAgeb) riversalongwhich.~arlytradedevelopedc) writersofepicp~ ~boutGreekcitiesd) earlycMlizationsinAfrica

Q-46Afterthefait-ofRome,theeasternportionoftheRomanEmpirebecameknownasthe"

a) Persran~mpireb) Byzantineempirec) MongolEmpired) ~upta-Empire

Q-47 Which conclusioncanbe drawnfroma studyof theear1ycivilizationsof Axum,Kush,MaliandSonghai?

a) theseAfricansocietiesflourishedatthesametimeb) farmingwasmoreextensiveintheNileRiverValleythanitwasintheFertileCrescentc) theNeolithicRevolutionoccurredinAfricad) thesesocietieshada longandrichhistorybeforetheirfirstcontactwithEuropeans


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a) cameunderthecontroloftheMuslimsb) wasabsorbedbytheByzantineEmpirec) returnedtoarepublicanformofgovernmentd) enteredaperiodofchaosanddisorder

0-49 Whichcharacteristicwascommonto theGoldenAgeof Greeceandthe ItalianRenaissance?

a) astrongmititaryledtonationalunityb) writtenconstitutionsledtotheestablishmentofdemocraticgovernmentsc) prosperityledtothecreationofmanyworksofartd) politicalinstabifityfeddirectlytotheformationofunifiednation-states

0-50. Imitatinglaborstandardsfromrichcountriesin LOCsmayincrease

a. equality.

b.poverty.

c. employment

d. humandevelopment.

0-51. Whichof thefollowingdidMahatmaGandhi,non-violentpoliticianandleaderof India'snationalistmovement,notadvocate?

a.villageeconomicdevelopment

b. handicraftproductionandlabor-intensivetechnology.

c. centralizeddecisionmaking.

d. reductionof materialwants.

0-52 HowhastherelativegapbetweenGNPpercapitafor WesternEuropeandGNPpercapitafor Africanless-developedcountrieschangedfromthelatenineteenthcenturyto thepresent?

a.declined.

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c, remainedthesame.

d. cannotbedetermined.

Q-53Whatwouldbemosteffectivein reducingthedeftectionof a uniformly-loaded,simply-supportedbeam?

a) reducingtheloadby 10%b) reducingthespanby 10%c\ incre . th t f

"rti I b 1001_, _aslOge moman0 lOe a, , y 7Q

d) allof theaboveareequallyeffective

Q-54Findtheplasticsectionmodulus,Sx.

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a) 340 000 mfTIJ b) 342000 mfTIJ c) 540 000 rT1lW d)340009mrw

Theplasticsectionmodulusis the1st momentof areaabouttheneutralaxis,or.

Sx= 2[20x 100x 6]+ 4[50x 20x 25]= 340000mfTIJ

Q-55At whichlocationwouldan observerfindthegreatestforcedueto theEarth'sgravity?

a) NorthPoleb) NewYorkStatec) TropicofCancer(23.5N)d) Equator

0-56Thewatersphereoftheearthisknownasthea) atmosphereb) troposphere


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0-57Comparedtodullandroughrocksulfaces,shinyandsmoothrocksulfacesaremostlikelytocausesunlighttobe

a) reflectedb) refractedc) scattered-,

d) absorbed

Q-58 When is the best time to remove thatch bOOdup in a coot season lawn?

a. Midtolatewinterb. Midtolatesummerc. Midtolatespringd. Midtolatefall

Q-59A majorimpactofAncientGreeceandRomeon WesternCivifizationwasthat..

a) theGreeksandRomanssucceededin achievinga classlesssociety,whichwaslatercopiedinWesternEurope

b) GreeksculptureandRomanarchitecturewere much admiredandcopiedin the 18th and19th centuries

c) GreeceandRometransmittedIslamicphilosophyto theareastheyconqueredoj GreekandLatinarestiRwidelyspokenin universitiesthroughouttheWest

0.60 Which historicaleventsarein thecorrectchronologicalorder?

a) Crusades->Renaissance->NeolithicRevolution->RomanEmpireb) RomanEmpire.>NeolithicRevolution.>Crusades.>Renaissancec) Renaissance.>NeoIithicRevolution->Crusades->RomanEmpire

d) NeolithicRevolution->RomanEmpire->Crusades->Renaissance

Q-61 Both Japanand\ndonesiaaremadeupof-achainofislandscalled

a) anarchipelagob) apeninsulac) adeltad) anatoll

Q-62Theterm-LatinAmerica"mostaccuratelyrefersto the..

a) areasofthe WesternHemispheresouthof theUnitedStatesb) countriesthatbelongtotheOrganizationofAmericanStatesc) continentsof NorthandSouthAmericad) countriesthathavecloseeconomictieswithSpain


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a) asevereclimateb) vastdepositsofoilc) locationonthegreatEuropeanPlaind) a ruggedcoastfine

0-64.Keiretsurefersto

a. groupsof affiliatedcompanieslooselyorganizedarounda largebank.b. horizontalmanufacturinggroupsconsistingof a corecompanyanditspartners.c. state-assistedentrepreneurs.d. financialcliques.

0-65. Asiantigersor newlyindustrializingcountries(NiCs)of EastandSoutheastAsia includethefollowingexcept

a. SouthKorea.b.China.C,Taiwan.d.Singapore.

Q-66.During the first twenty-five years after WorldWar ". indusmaUzationin KoreaandTaiwanbenefited from the following except

a.Japanesecollaboration.b. UnitedStatesaid.c. capitalinftows.d. rapidlygrowingdemandfor manufacturedgoodsinAsia.

DiRECTIONS:Rnd reactions, shear and momentdiagrams:

3klft.

r\ t::7\ai-V I

a) at A = 27.0, B= 50.0c) at A = 27.6, B = 50.5

b) at A= 27.3, B = 50.7d) at A = 27.7, B = 50.3

HINT)Reactions:.;>IMa=V A(20') -78(7) = 0VA = 27.3k

.t!PY= 27.3 + VB -78 = 0VB=50.7k


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a) at A= 25, B = 35

c) at A = 27, B =33

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reactions:.~2M9= V A(20) -24 (IS) -36(5) = 0VA=27k

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Q-69Whichstatementprovidesthebestevide[lcethattheEarthhasa nearlysphericalshape?

a) Thesunhasasphericalshape.b) ThealtitudeofPolaris(N.Star)cha,ngeswiththeobserver'slatitudeintheNorthern

Hemisphere.c) Startrailsphotogra,phedoveraperiodoftimeshowacircularpath.d) Thelengthofnoontimeshadowschangethroughouttheyear.

Q-70ThelatitudeofapointintheNorthernHemispheremaybedeterminedbymeasuringthe

'"a) apparentdiameterofPolarisb) altitudeofPolarisc) distancetotheSund) apparentdiameterof\heSun

Q-71Whichsedimentaryrockismostlikelytobechang~dtoslateduringregionalmetamorphism?

a) brecciab) cong'omeratec) dolostoned) shale

Q-72Baseyouranswersto thisquestiononthepjeturesof fourrocksshownbelow.Magnifiedviewsof therocksareshownin thecircles.WhlCh~roc~is metamorphicandshowsevidenceoffoliation?

Rook1B$nd$Ofcoarse

Intergrown CMtalsof variOl.s$ .$IZe$

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Rock3 RockA

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Q-73 Whichofthemcannotact asa DesignElementwhi1edoinga landscape of anysite?

a) Plants& Landformsc) Circulation&WaterFeatures

b) SiteAmenities& InertMaterialsd) None

r Q-74Aneffectof a mountainoustopographyontncaandChinesecivilizationswasthedevelopmentof..

a) industrializationb) single-cropeconomyc) desalinizationprojectsd) terracefarming

Q-75 Many peop1ein Southeast Asia hope for the timely arriva1 of the summer monsoons each yearbecause..

a) floodsaretheonlywaytowatertheirfarmlandsb) dailytemperaturesoftenreach100degreesFahrenheitc) littlerainhasfallenformanymonthsd) oasesprovidewaterfornomadicherders

0-76Whichgeographicfactorhascontributed.mosttotheeconomicgrowthofJapan,EgyptandGreatBritain?

a) varietyofnaturalresourcesb) reliableamountofrainfallc) abundanceofarablelandd) accesstoimportantwatelWays

Q-77 Which geographic factorwas most importantto the deve10pmentofthe earlyrivervalleycivilizations?

a) fertilesoilsb) highmountainsc) vastdesertsd) smoothcoastJines

Q-78SingaporeandHongKonghavebecomemajoreconomicpowersbytakingadvantageoftheir..

a) abundantmineralresourcesb) importedcheaplaborfromJapan



c) profitsfromagriculturalsurplusesd) favorablelocationoninternationaltraderoutes

Q-79.OnwhatdidtheRussian-Sovietdevelopmentmodelof growthnotdepend?

a. divertingsavingsfromagricultureto industry.

b. state-assistedentrepreneurs.

c. state-monopolizedtrading.

d. marketsfor allocatingresources.

Q-80. Morethanseventypercentof thepopulationof fastgrowerslivesin

a.China.

b. UnitedStates.

c. Russia.

d.Europe.

Q-81. Basedonthe2002populationsurvey,fourof thefivemostpopulouscountriesinclude

a. Russia,Pakistan,Bangladesh,andNigeria.

b. China,India,Indonesia,andBrazil.

c. Russia,China,India,andSouthAfrica.

d. China,Russia,Mexico,andIndonesia,

Q-82Findthegoverningtotalloadanddurationof loadfactor(CD)forthe 2ndfloorwoodbeamandgirder;andthe1st and2ndfloorwoodcolumnsshownbelow.Assume:

· libraryoccupancywithliveload=200pst.· deadloadisweightofflooronly;use6"thickconcreteslabweighing145pcf(poundsper

cubicfoot).· snowload(roofonly);:: 40pst.· noliveloadreductionapplies(whynot?)


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SOLUTION

dead load = 145 (6/12) =72.5 psflive load =200 psfBeam:

live and dead loads only; CD= 1.0.

total load on beam "" 2180 x 18= 39.240#

:39,2'10#II

w = ('2.5 + 200)(8)= 2180 Wft

Girder:

live and dead loads only; Co = 1.0.

rconcentrated load P can be found trom beam reactions, or use tributary area:P = (72.5 + 200)(18 x 8) = 39.24G#


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S + D =40 + 72.5 ;: 112.5 psf(snow + dead loads)load on column, P - 112.5 x trib. area. 11.2,5 (18 x 28)'" 56.700#

1It fl. Column:test load combinations (per square foot):1) S + D + L =[40 + 72.5(2) + 200]/\.15 =.335 with CD = 1.152) D + L = [72.5(2) + 200]/1.0 =345 with CD = 1.00

case 2) governs, so load on 2ndfl. column is.P = (governing load, unmodified by CD) x (tributary area) = [72.5(2) + 200][(18 x 28)] =173.880#

Q-83Findthetotalloadon thecolumnsshownbelow:

. Includeliveloadreduction.· Assumeofficeoccupancyandsteelstructure(NOdurationofloadfactor).· Assumetypicalsteelfloorsystemandpartitionallowanceforallfloors(exceptnopartitions

onroof).. Donotincludeanylive load,snowload,orwindloadfor roof.

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SOLUTION

LL = 50 psfDL = 47 psf(roof)DL = 47 + 8 = 55 psf(typ. floors)



4th fl. column:dead load only: load on column == (unit load)(tributary area) =47(40x25) -- 47,000# = 47k

2ndfl. column:Live load influencearea, At ...(8OxSO)X(2\floors) = 8,000 sq. ft.reduction coeff. = .25 + 15/(8000112)=0.42use live load'" 0.42 (50)'" 2.Ln.§f

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total live + dead load = 42 -+ 157 =1199psfI

load on column == (unit load)(tributary area) =199(40x25) = 199,OQO#= l~gk

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Q-84Ifthedeepestpartsoftheoceanareabout10kilometersandtheradiusoftheEarthisabout6400kilometers,thedepthoftheoceanswouldrepresentwhatpercentofthetheEarth'sradius?

a) lessthan1%b) about5%c) about25%d) morethan75%

0-85 Thetrueshapeof theEarth.isbest describedas a-a) perfectsphereb) perfectellipsec) slighUyoblatesphered) highlyeccentric~\pse

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Q-86In thecartoonbelow,LucygivesUnusincorrectinformationaboutpebbles.

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- a) developedextensivewritingsystemsb) emphasizedequalityineducationc) establishedmonotheisticreligionsd) encourageddemocraticparticipationingovernment

0-92 Oneresultof theNeolithicRevolutionwas..

- a) an increaseinthenumberofnomadictribesb) arelianceonhuntingandgatheringforfoodc) theestablishmentofvillagesandtheriseofgovernments0) adecreaseintradebetweenculturalgroups

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0-93. Whyhasmoderneconomicgrowthmainlybeenin westerncountries?

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a. a £trong Catholicchurch interventioninthe ecoMmic decisions.-b.anemphasison traderestrictions.

c. theuseof themedievaleconomy.

d. the rise of capitalism.

0-94. Perestroikainthe SovietUnionrefersto

a. total market reliance for resource allocation.

b.economicrestructuringbyGorbachev.

c. intensifiedcentralplanning.

d. none of the above.

0-95. TwocountriesthatstillrelyontheSovietcommunistmodelof developmentare

a. GhanaandNigeria.

b. Poland and Germany.

c.CubaandNorthKorea.

d. ChinaandHongKong.


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From Table A-3.1~ Ft =650 ps~ CF;:: 1.0~eM" 1.0~CD = 1.15F't = 650 (1.0) (1.0) (1.15) = 747.5 psi

stress = force/area; so required area, A = force/stressrequired net ar~ An=force I (adj. allow. stress) = 116,0001747.5 = 155 in2

Two lines of bolts remove area trom the cross-section, depending on section dimensions;Assume nominal 10"width, with 3/4" + l!~"bolt holes;Thi$means we need to add in 2 (9.5 x 7/8)~ 16.625 in2

So:required gross area = 155 + 16.625 = 172in2Consulting table A-4.1 we select a 14 x 14 with A= 182.3 in 2Check actual net area with width of 13.5" (!1Q19.5"). 2An = (13.5 x 13.5) - 2(13.5 x 7/8) =182.3" 23.6 = 158.7 inSince actual An ~ required An= 155 in2,14 x 14 is OK.

Q.97 lS' 15' 15'

2Iui floor eo1uL:a

1st Ooor'Co1u.n

comt.:D.Joe_wI.(D+S) roof

Assume:

· live load (L) =80 psf, floors 1, 2, and 3.. use live load reduction.· deadload(D)=30 psf, allfloorsandroof· snow load (S) = 10 psf, roof only.

a) design 1st-floor column, assuming SPF (South) No.1, pin-ends, and an unbracedlength = 12'-0".b) design 2nd-floor column, assuming SPE (South) No.1, pin-ends, and an unbracedlength = 10'-0".

SOLUTION1. a) 1st-Door columnFe=625psi (assumepostsandtimbers);Adjustments: CF =CM = 1.0;To find CD:test load combinations,but need to find reducedlive load first:

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Ai = (3Ox30)x 2 floors = 1,800 sq.ft.reduction coefficient,.".25 + 15/ (1800)1/2,."0.6;reduced live load, L 80(.6)'" 48 psf

· (S + L + D)/1.15"" [10 + 2(48) + 3QO)] /1.15"" 170· (L + D)/1.0 ""' [2(48) + 3(30)] / 1.0""188· second case governs, so CD= 1.0 with total load on column (i.e., load per sq. ft

times tributary area) =[2(48) + 3(30)](15 x 15) =41.850#.

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To select cross-section, first assume Cp; for examp1e,assume Cp= 0.7. Then, Pc =625(1.0)(0.7)"" 437 psi.Required area, A ==P / F'c==41,850 / 437 = 95.7 in2.Select 1Ox12with A = 109.3 in2and chet;kusing actual value ofCp, found as follows:

· F*c =625(1.0) ,." 625 psi· FCE = 0.3(1,200,000)/ (12x 12/ 9,5i = 1567· A =(1 + 1567/625) / (2 x 0.8) =2.'19. B = (1567/625) / (0.8) = 3.13. Cp=2.19-(2.192-3.13)112=0.9.

Since actual Cpis greater than that assumed, the 10x12 willwork; the question is whethera smaller cross-section willwork.Check next smaller size: a IOxIO.Find actual value ofCp for a lOx10 --> same calculations as for a lOx12, so Cp= 0.9 asbefore.P'c= (F*c)(Cp)= 625(0.9) = 562.5 psi;Capacityof 1Ox10"" (562.5)(9.5x 9.5) "'"50,766# which is adequate for the calculatedloads.

Note that the next smaller size, an 8xl0, willNOT work since, even with Cp=0.9, thecapacity ofan 8xl0 is (562.5)(7.5 x 9.5) iii'40,078#which is less than the calculatedloads. Additionally,the Cpfactor will be smaller for an 8xlO, further reducing thecapacity.The correct answer is therefore a lOxIO.

1. b) 2nd-floor column: Same procedure as for 1st-floor column, but need to re-calculatereduced live load and CD:

Ai = (30x30) x 1 floor = 900 sq. ft.reduction coefficient,.".25 + 15/ (900)112= 0.75;reduced live load, L =80(.75) = 60 psf

· (S + L + D)/1.15 "'" [10 + 60 + 2(30)] / 1.15= 113· (L + D)/1.0 -= [60 + 2(30)] / 1.0 = 120


Q-6As theroofangleincreasesfrom30-degreesto 60-degrees,snowloadis assumedto:

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To select cross-section, first assume Cp; for example, assume Cp= 0.8. Then, F'e=625(1.0)(0.8) = 500 psi.Required ar~ A = P / F'e= 27,000 / 500 = 54 in2.Select 8x8 with A = 56.25 in2and check usil1gactual value ofCp, found as follows:

. F*e= 625(1.0) = 625 psi

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. FCE = 0.3(1,200,000)/ (10x 12/ 7.si = 1406

.· A = (1 + 1406/625) / (2 x 0.8) =2,03.. B =(1406/625) / (0.8) =2.81.. Cp = 2.03 - (2.032 - 2.81)112 = 0.88.\

Since actual Cpis greater than that assumed, the 8x8 willwork; the question is whether asmaiier cross-section wiDwork.Note that the next smaller size, a 6x8, will 'NOT work since, even with Cp = 0.88,thecapacity of a 6x8 is [625(1.0)(.88)](5.5 x 7.50) = 22,687#whichis lessthanthe calculatedloads. Additionally, the Cpfactor will be smallerfor an 6x8, further reducing the capacity.The correct answer is therefore an 8x8.

Q-98Comparedto Earth'scrust Earth'scoreis believedto be

a) lessdense,cooler,andcomposedof moreironb) lessdense,hotter,andcomposedof lessironc) moredense,hotter,andcomposedof moreirond) moredense,coorer,andcomposedofless Iron

Q-99Allof thefollowingaremethodsofheattransferEXCEPT:

a. conductionb. compressionc. convectiond. radiation

Q-100Whenthesoilsreportindicatesthatcompactionof a trenchwill resultin 10%lessvolume,whatshouldbeexpectedduringbackfill?

a. Fdlwill haveto beexported.b. Soilwillhavetobeimported.c. Waterwillneedtobeaddedtoincreasecompaction.d. Moreasphaltwillbeneededduringresurfacing.



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Q-7.The bourgeoisierefersto

a.themonarchy.

b.thecentralplannersoftheSovietUnion.

c. thecapitalistandmiddleclass.

d,thearistocratsofweatthynations.

Q-B.ASEANrefersto the

a;Associationof SouthEastAgroNations.

b.Associationof SouthEastAsianNations.

c. Allianceof SouthEastAsianNeighbors.

~,Allianceof SouthEasternAfricanNations.

0-9. BasedonMankiw,Romer,andWen(1992),\Nitb.conditionalconvergence,holdingfertilityrates,education,andgovernmentspendingasa shareof GDPconstant

a. incomepercapitais thesameregardlessof pooror richcountries.

b. incomepercapitainpoorcountnesgrowsfasterthanin richcountries.

c. incomepercapitain richcountriesgrowsfasterthanin poorcountries.

d. incomepercapitainpoorcountriesgrowsconditionaluponforeignaid.

Q-10Theancientcivilizationsof MesopotamiaandEgyptweresimilarin thatbothcultures..

'a) developedalongriversb) useclthezigguratformfortheirtemplesc) establishedtraderoutestoChinad) useda hieroglyphicwritingsystem

Q-11NotreDameCathedralinParis.theDomeof theRockin JerusalemandtheGreatPyramidinEgyptareexamplesof...

a) architectural~1ishmen1s thatreftectreligiousbeliefsb) theinfluenceofBuddhistarchitectureonconquerednations

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Q-12WhatmajorpublicworkwasfirstconstructedduringtheSuiDynasty?

a) The Great Wall b) a sewagesystemin Chang'an

c) thefirstpalacein Beijing d)theGrandCanal

Q-13Allof thefollowingancientcivilizationswerecenteredarounda rivervalleyEXCEPT:

a) Chavin b}Egypt c}Mesopotamia d} IndusValley

,.0.14 Whichof thefollowingwerecommonphenomenain earlyMesopotamia,AncientEgypt andthe IndusRiverValley?

I. a complexwritingsystem II.extensiveirrigation

III. lonodistancetrade- -.~ IV.centralizationofcivilizationaroundnavigablerivers

a) I andIIonly b) I andIIIonly c) II,III,andIVonly d} I,II,III,andIV

Q-15TheGoldenMean,representedbytheGreekletterphi.

~)1,61803398874989c) 1.61000398874989

b) 1.61203398874989d) 1.61204498874989

Q-16Whatshouldbe doneto thefirstcoatin a two-coatworkusinggypsumplaster?

a, Itshouldbelefttrueandsmooth.b. Itshouldbedouble--backed.c. Itshouldbescored.d. it shouldhaveahigherproportionofaggregatethanthesecondcoal

Q-17Thecustomerwantsto changethecopingstoneto brickon a 98'perimeterpool.The brickis3-1/2-widewitha 1/2-groutingjoinl Factoring10%waste,howmanybrickswill be needed?

a. 288bricksb. 323bricksc. 357bricksd. 432bricks

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0-18 Whatis theBESTsolutionforwindowco(uiensationon theinteriorsurfaceof a window?

a. heavydrapesorwindowcoveringsb. insulatedaluminumframewindowsc. dualpanevinylframewindowsd. tintedannealedaluminumframewindows

0-19 Whichsurfaceoceancurrenttransportswarmwaterto higherlatitudes?

a) LabradorCU(fentb) FalidandCurrentc) GulfStreamd) WestWindDrift

0-20 Post-tensionedconcreteslabswereusedby Dragagesat .CityPlaza.primarilyto:

a) reduceconstructioncostsb}eliminatetheneed forbeams,thusreducingffoor-to-floorheightsc) takeadvantageof an unskilledlabourforced) eliminateneedforformworkbelowtheslab

0-21 Steelformworkis usedinsteadof woodformworkforreinforcedconcretewhen:

a) steelreinforcingbarsareunavailableb) a roughfinishis desiredc) verylittletimeis availablebeforethestartofconstructiond} theformscanbere-usedmanytimes(morethanabout40 re-uses)

0-22. The 1993WorldBankstudyentitledThe EastAsianMiracleidentifieseighthighperformingAsianeconomies.Whichof thefollowingis notoneof them?

a.Japan.

b.Thefourtigers.

c.Vietnam.

d.Thailand.

Q-23. Aseconomicdevelopmentproceeds,incomeinequalitytendsto foRowa(n}curve

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c,L-shaped.

d.S-Shaped.

Q-24. Twoor morenuclearfamiliesof parent(s)andchildrenis knownas

a.dualfamily.

b. institutionalfamily.

c. extendedfamily.

d. two-tierfamilytree.

Q-25Thespreadof Greekcultureall overtheeasternMediterraneanandtheformerPersianEmpireis knownas

a) hellenization b}classicization c}Zoriasterianism d) Olympization

Q-26The-GreatPyramid-originallystoodhowmanyfeethigh?

a. 281 b. 381 c. 481 d. 981

Q-27Erasof theStandardGeologicTimeScaleare subdividedinto:

a)Eons b)Epochs - c)Ages d) Noneof these

Q-28Geologistsare reasonablyconvincedthatEarthis:

a) 4,500,000,000,000yrs.Oldb) 4,500,000,000yrs.Oldc) 450,000,000yrs.Oldd) 45,000,000yrs.old

Q-29Betweenthemid-eighthandthelatesixthcenturiesB.C.E.,theGreeksfoundedmorethanfourhundredcoloniesalongtheshoresof theMediterraneanandthe BlackSea.Thedrivingforcebehindsucha movementwas primarily

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Q-30Whichof thefollowingaspectsof Rhythmis knownasa separatePrincipleof Designthat isEMPHASIS.

a)Contrastc) Dominance

b)Gradationd) Repition

Q-31Igneous,sedimentary,andmetamorphicare:

a) Thethreemajorclassesofrocks.b) Threewordsthatyouneverheardbefore.c) Threewordscomposedofmultiplesyllables.d) Threetypesofprateboundaries.

Q-32Liquidwatercanstoremoreheatenergythananequalamountof anyothernaturallyoccurringsubstancebecauseliquidwater

-a) covers71%ofEarth'ssurfaceb) hasitsgreatestdensityat4°Cc) hasthehigherspecificheatd) canbechangedintoasolidoragas

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Base your answer to this question on the information about a laboratory procedure, diagram, anddata table below.

Hotwaterat90°C is pouredintocupA. Coolwaterat 20.C is pouredintocupB. Styrofoamcoversareplacedonthecups.

An aluminumbaranda thermometerareplacedthroughholesin eachcover.PointsX and Yarelocationsonthealuminumbar.

Thedatatableshowstemperaturereadingstakeneveryminutefor 20minutes.

Whichchangein theexperimentwouldincreasetheheatingrateof thewaterincupB?

making thealuminumbarshorterbetweenpointsXandYmakingthealuminumbarlongerbetweenpointsX and YkeepingcupA covered,butuncoveringcupBkeepingcupBcovered,butuncoveringcupA


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Q-38. Accordingto lewis's mode\,thedualeconomygrowson\ywhen

a. themodernsectorincreasesitsoutputsharerelativeto thetraditionalsector.

b.agriculturalsectorusesmodernequipment

c. agriculturalsectorhireslaboreconomically.

d. modernmanufacturingsectoris labor-intensive.

0-39 Whichof thefollowingwasnota consequenceof Greekcolonization?a) It quickenedthesocialdevelopmentof thepeopleslivingin thewesternMediterraneanand

BlackSearegions.b) It ledto directconflictbetweentheGreeksandthePersians.c) It madeGreeksweakandisolatedfromoneanotherd) It disruptedtradeandcommerce

0-40WhichofthefollowingisnottruewithregardtoAlexandriaofEgypt?a) Ithadoneofthelargestlibrariesintheancientworldb) ItwasthecommercialcenteroftheMediterraneanc) ItwastheculturalcapitaloftheHellenisticworldd) ItwasoriginaflyacolonyofAthens

0-41 TheGreekpeninsulawas

a} knownforitsfertilevalleysandcopiousrainfallb) especiallygoodfortravelandcommunicationc) idealforcultivatingolivesandgrapesd) thehomelandofAlexander

042 AccordingtoPlato,Socrates'viewofdeathwasthat

a) deathisaneternityofnothingnessb) noevilcanhappentoagoodmaneitherin lifeorafterdeathc) allmenknowlifeis betterthandeathd) deathisagoodthing

Q-43 Whichofthefonowingwasnotconveyedby the authorof the Indika

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0-44 A contractoris to installanacousticalceilingina buildinghavinga heating-coolingsystemthatmakesuseof pressurizedplenums.Thecontractorplacestheceilingaftertheventingsystemis installed, butbeforeit is placedinoperation.Howhasthecontractorproceeded?

a) CORRECTLYb) INCORRECTLy- thesystemisto beinoperationfor 48 hoursbeforetheceifingis'installed.c) INCORRECTLY-acousticalceilingsareneverusedwithpressurize<tpleoums.d) INCORRECTLY-theceilingmustbe inplacebeforetheventingsystemi$installed.

0-45 A rock is:

a) anaturallyoccurring,hard,solidsubstanceb) anyhard,solidsubstanceonearthc) anaggregateofmineralsd) onlyproducedbycoolingofmagma

0-46 Wheredosedimentscomefrom?

a) therehavealwaysbeensedimentsonE~rthb) sedimentsaccumulatedasdustfelltoEarthfromouterspacec) rockweatheringproducessedimentd) sedimentis transportedanddepositedaD,overthe Earth

0-47 Baseyouranswerto thisquestionon thetopographicmapbelow.PointsX, Y,andZ arelocatonsonthemap.8evationsareexpressedinmeters.WhichprofilebestrepresentshetopographyalongthedashedfinefrompointX topoint Yl ANSWER-2

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Q-48Duringlargeearthquakes,whatprocessis responsibleforthegreatestnumberof fatalities?

a) Largeobjects(likebuHdingsandhighwayoveq>asses)fallon people.b) Fireserupttrappingmanypeopleinsideburningbuildings.c) Sanitaryfacilitiesfail,causingwidespreaddisease.d) Peopleareburiedalive bygreatlandslidesandopenchasmsintheEarth.

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Q-49 Find the capacity of the truss member shown below.

Assume that the load on the truss includes dead load and snow load of approximatelyequal magnitude.

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Find capacity of 4x4, fixed ends, with unbraced length computed as follows:1= (102 + 82)112= 12.8 feet.

With fixed constraints, the effectivelength is 12.8(0.65) z 8.32 feet (see table A-7.1,using "code" value of 0.65)

With dead and snow loads, CD= ] .15; CF = ].] 5; CM = 1.0; AND Cpis calculated asfollows:

F · F*c = 1300(1.] 5)(1.15)(1.0) = ]719 psi· FCE = 0.3(1,600,000) / (8.32 x 12/3.5)2 = 590· A =(1 + 590/1719) / (2 x 0.8) =- 0.84. B = (590/1719) / (0.8) = 0.43. Cp = 0.84 - (0.842 - 0.43)112= 0.31.

FIe= (F*e)(Cp)= 1719X0.31 = 541 psiThe capacity of the 4x4:o (541)(3.5 x 3.5)=; 6.634#

Q-50 Find the actual load (internal force) on the diagonal truss member shown inproblem above.

Is this 4x4 member adequate? For analysis,assume pin-endedjoints (even though actualjoints are fixed).

SOLUTION

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a-52.Economicrent

a, is productiveactivityto obtain privatebenefit from public action and resources.

b. is the payment above the minimum essentia1to attract the resource to the market.

c. is thewageusedto payunskilledworkers.

g, doesnotincludemonopolyprofits.

a-53.Theinformalsectorincludes

artisans,cottageindustrialists,pettytraders,teashopproprietors.

garbagepickers,jitneys,unauthorizedtaxis,repairpersons.

III theself-employed.

!V ~tivitieswithlitUecapital, skUl,and entry banters.

a. I andII only

b. IIIandIVonly

C, IVonly

d. I, II, IIIand IV

a-54IncontrasttoPersiaandChina,classicalIndiaa) wasisolatedfromthe outsideworldbyformidablegeographicalbarriersb) didnothavewell-developedreligionsc) lackedastrongandcontinuingimperialtraditiond) wasabackwardcountryintermsofeconomyandculture

a-55TheKushanempirea) pacifiedlargeareasofpresent-dayPakistan.Afghanistan.andnorthIndia.b) originatedfromnomadic conquerorsfromcentralAsiac) playedacrucialroleintheSilkRoadtradingnetworkd) alloftheabove

Q.561nYangshaosociety(5000--3000B.C.E.),thepeoplea) hadfinepotteryandusedbonetoolsb) beganto use bronzetoolsc) formedthefirstdynastyinChinesehistoryd) noneoftheabove

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Q-57Manyscholarsbelievethatthedynastyof China,Xia,wasnota merelegendbuta realstate,because

a) Erlitou,thecapitalofXia,hasbeenexcavatedb) theChineselegendsassociatedthef01JnderofXiawithfloodcontrol.c) theoraclebonesofShangmentionedtheXiakingsd) Chinesewritinghasbeentracedbackthatfar

a-58 TheShangrulersmonopoUzedbronzetechnologyfor thepurposeof

a) makingworksofartb) preventingproliferationofweaponsc) distributingbronzetoolsamongthefarmersd} makingsuperiorweaponsagainstpotentialcompetitors

Q-59Whatis theM\N1MUMwidthrequiredfor a residentiashowerdoor?

a. 22inchesb. 24inchesc. 28inchesd. 30inches

0-60Particlesofsedimenttom 1/16 mmto 2 mmdiameterarecalled:

a) gravel b)sand c)silt d)clay

Q-51ThenormalpHof rainwaterisabout

a) 3.0 b)5.5 c)7.0 d)8.2

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Q-52Anaquiferis:a) Abodyofsaturatedrockorsedimentthroughwhichwatercanmoveeasily.b) Abodyofrockthatretardsflowofgroundwater.c) Abodyofrockthatis impermeable.d) A bodyofrockcontainingwater.

Q-63. Whatis it calledwhenboththestructuralandspaceseparationsMUSTbecompletedbeforetheconstructionof thesecondfloor?

a. Westernframingb. Balloonframingc, Poleframingd. Platformframing

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Q-64A stud thatis locatedinanexteriorwall isdoubled,andNOTmorethantwo successivestudsarebored, A holeboredthroughthestudmaybea MAXIMUMofwhatpercentageof thewidthofthe thestud?

a.40%b.55%c.60%d.75%

Q-65. Clientelism

is alsoknownaspatrimonialism.

II isthedominantpatterninmanyLOCs.

III is a personalizedrelationshipbetweenpatronsandclients.

IV commandsequal wealth, status, or influence,basedon unconditionalloyaltiesand

involvingmutualbenefits.

a. I andIIonly

b. II andIIIonly

c. I, II andIIIonly

d.IVonly

Q-66. Whichof thefollowingis nota requirementfor economicdevelopment?

a, a temperateclimate.

b. naturalresources.

c. an adequatecapitalbase.

d, technologicaladvance.

Q-67.Whichoneofthefollowing countriesisnotahigh-incomecountry?

It Germany.

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c,Canada.

d.Mexico.

Q-68Whichof thefollowingwerenotfoundin theShangtombof Fu Hao?

a) sacrificialhumansanddogsb) bronzesandbonecarvingsc) ironweaponsd) thousandsofcowrieshens

Q-69To ruleanextensiveterritorywithoutadvancedtransportationandcommunicationtechnology,Zhourulersreliedon decentralizedadministration,whichmeantthat

a) theyentrustedtheirrelativesto rulethe regionsof theirkingdom.b) theydividedpowersintothreeparts:legislative,judicial,andadministrative.c) theyentrustedpowerto locallyelectedauthoritiesd) thelocalauthoritiesdidnothavetocollecttaxesor tribute

Q-70TheZhoucentralgovernmentwasunabletomonopolizetheproductionofironbecausea) theproductionofironwaskeptasecretb) theZhourulersspenttoomuchmoneyonbronzeweaponryc) ironweaponswereofsuchpoorqualitythatnoonereallywantedthem.d) ironorewastoocheapandabundant

Q-71DuringtheXia,Shang,andZhoudynastiesChinaexperiencedtheshiftfroma matrilinealsocietyto a patrilinealsociety.Thisshiftwascausedby

a) bronzemetallurgyb) theappearanceof writingc) settledagricultured) the rise of \argestates

Q-72Duringtheearlydynasties,Chinesedivinersusedoraclebonesa) asobjectsofartb) asdrugstocurepeople'sdiseasesc) to recordmanualsofetiquetted) topredictthefutureandanswerquestions

Q-73Whatfittingandprocedureshouldbeusedto connecta dischargepipefroma sewageejectorto a horizontalgravitydrainingline


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Q-74 Roundingis:

a)Thegrindingawayof sharpedgesandcomersof rockfragmentsduringtransportation

r b)Therelativesphericityof a grain

c) Weatheringofsharpedgesandcorner'SOfbedrockexoposedat Earth'ssurface

d) all of these

Q-75Whichof thefollowingis nota chemicalsedimentaryrock?

a)limestone b)rocksalt

c) rockgypsum d) allof thesearechemicalsedimentaryrocks

Q-76ThelargestreservoirofwateronEarthis:a) Theocean.b) Polaricecaps.c) Groundwater.d) Watervaporintheatmosphere.

Q-77Thetopofthewatersaturatedzoneisknownas:a) Theaquitard.b) Theaquifer.c) Thehydraulichead.d) Thewatertable.

Q-78.Howshouldboardandbattenwoodsidingbe installed?

a.ln ahorizontalpositionb.Inaverticalpositionc.Oververticalfurringstripsd.Withtongueinsidegroove

Q-79.A saggingraofcan indicatea problemwithallof thefollowingEXCEPTthe

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0-80 Whatis grossdomesticproduct(GDP)1

a. incomeearnedthroughforeignexchange.

b. thenumberof dollarsearnedin industry.

c. incomeearnedwithina country'sboundaries.

d. goodsreceivedfromthenation'slocalresidents,

0-81. Whatis theratioof populationdensityof developingcountriesto.thepopuTationof developedcountries?

a.10.

b.2.

c. nomorethan 1.

d.20.

0-82.Industrialization

a.causesdevelopment

b. is positivelyrelatedto development.

c. is inverselyrelatedto development

d, inhibitsdevelopment

Q-83 FromShangtimesuntiltoday,Chinesewritingis primarily

a) untranslatetl'b) pictog(Cij)hicc) Ideographicd) Phonetic

0-84 Thenomadicpeoplesto the northandwestof Chinadid notimitateChinesewaysbecause

a) theydidnotspeakChineseb) theChineseweretheirenemiesc) theyhadlittleexposuretotheChinesesocietyd) thegrassysteppelandswerenotsuitableforagricultureorpermanentsettfement


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0-85 DuringtheZhoudynastyChinaexpandedintotheYangziRivervalleyprimarilythrough

a} militaryconquestandcolonizationb) migrationandassimilationc) sendingmissionariestoconvertthemd) aI\oftheabove

0-86ThestateofChua) wasanautonomousstatetothesouthoftheZhoustateb) refusedtoacceptChinesetraditionsandwritingsystemc) conqueredthe Zhou,endingthedynastyd) establishedasocietyradicallydifferentfromthatofnorthChina

0-87 ThePersianRoyalRoadstretchedsome2,575kilometers(1,600miles)fromSardisin Lydiato Susain Iran.To travelfromoneendto theother,it wouldtake

a) sixmonthsfor caravansb) ninetydaysfor caravansc) twoweeksfor Marathonrunnersd) oneyearfor merchants

0-88 Shalediffersfrommudstonein that

~) shalehaslargergrainsthanmudstoneb) shaleislayeredandfissilewhereasmudstoneismassivec) shalehassmallergrainsthanmudstoned) thereis nodifferencebetweenshale andmudstone

0-89 Groundwateris:

a) Pr§Cipitationthataccumulatesunderground.b) Waterfrommagmaticsourcesthataccumulatesunderground.c} Waterthathasalwaysbeenunderground.d) Waterthe leaksinto thegroundfromlakes,rivers,andreservoirs.

0-90 Geysersandhotsprings

a) Are causedbygroundwaterbeinggeothermallyheated.'b) Are-Volcanoesotwater-.c) Arecommonthroughouttheworld.d) Arealwaysatveryhightemperatures.

0-91 Whichof thefollowingtypesof foundationsettlementusuallyhasnoappreciableeffecton thestructure?

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Q-92 As measuredfromthenoseof thetread,whatis theMAX\MUMheightabovethestairwaytreadfor a handrail?

a.36inchesb.38inchesc.42inchesd.44inches

Q-93.Dualeconomiesarecountries

a.withdoublecapitalandlaborl

b.witha modernmanufacturingsectoraswellas traditionalagriculturesector.

c. thatspecializein labor-intensiveproductsmorethancapital-intensiveproducts.

d.withforeign-ownedanddomestically-ownedcapital.

Q-94 Onecriticismof Rostow'stheoryof economicgrowthis that

a.muchavailabledatacontradictshisthesisaboutthe takeoffstage.

b.thereis noexplanationofwhygrowthoccursaftertakeoff.

c. hishypothesisof thestagesof growthis difficultto testempirically.

d.all of theabovearecooecl

Q-95.Criticismsof Rostow'sstagesof developmentinclude

a.thedifficultyof testingthestagesscientifically.

b.conditionsfor takeoffarecontradictedbyhistoricalevidence.

c. characteristicsofonestagearenotuniqueto thatstage.

d. allof theabovearecorrect

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Q-1An importantassumptionin PERTcalculationsis:

a) activitytimesarenormallydistributed. b) activitytimesareindependent

c ) acomputerwillbeavailabletodothecalculations. d)aandb.

Q-2Theprocesswherebyrocksarechangedto sedimentis called

Q-3Whatproportionof Earth'swaterresourcesoccursasgroundwater?a) Lessthan 1%.b) 10%--, -

c) 25%d) 33%

Q-4Thedefiningcharacteristicofadesertis:a) shiftingsanddunesb) hightemperaturec) Lowrainfall.d) precipitationexceedsevaporation

Q-5Whatis thetermforthetypeof flashingusedwheretheedgeof a singleroofmeetsa verticalwall?

a.Valleyb.Stepc.Wovend.Hip

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Q-6Whichtypeof brickbondis weakestandMOST subjectto damageor deformationof thewall?

a. Runningbondb.CommonbondC. Flemishbondd, Stackbond

Q-7 Accordingto thesupp\ysideoftheviciouscirc\etheoryof development,a countryis poorbecause

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b.itwaspreviouslytoopoortosaveandinvest

c.underemploymentistoowidespread.

d. resourceallocationis poor.

Q-B. Surpluslabortheoriesassumethat

a. lOCs areoverpopulated.

b. laborcontributesnothingto outputin LOCs,

c. themarginalproductof laboris closeto zeroin LDCs.

d. urbanunemploymentis highinLOCs.

Q-9.Atheory

is a systematicexplanationof relationShipsbetweeneconomicvariables.

II explainscausalrelationships~ng variables.

III providesa basisfor policy.

IV providesanexplanatiQrt~f all factorsinfluencingeconomicgrowth,

a.lonly.

b. I andIIonly.

C.I, \I and 11\orily.

d.tVo,nly.

Q-10InHammurabi'scodeyouwouldbeunlikelyto find

a) lawswithpunishmentsthatdifferaccordingtosocialclassb) lawsthatprescribethedeathpenaltyc) lawsthatindicateasuspectis innocentuntilprovenguiltyd) lawsregulatingcommen:ialtransactions,wages,andprices


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0-11Cuneiformwriting

a) evolvedfromEgyptianhieroglyphicsb) wasusuallywrittenonpapyrusc) didnotlastforthedurationoftheSul1'ftmancultured) involvedwedge-shapedsymbolspressedontoclaywithareed.

Q-12WhicharchitectdesignedTafiesen(SpringGreen,Wisconsin

a)b)c)d)

MiesvanderRoheI.M.PeiFrankLloydWrightWalterGropius

Q-13 The reUgiousbeliefsofthe }sraeTttesafterMosesincluded

a) monotheism.b) theworshipofMesopotamiangodsc) thebuildingofzigguratsd) theworshipofA\Iah

Q-i4 Whicharchitectdesignedthe WexnerCenter(Corumbus,Ohio)?

a)b)c)A\UJ

FrankLloydWrightPeterEisenmanI.M.PeiFrankO.Gehry

0-15 Whichof thegivenstatementdoesnotholdTruefor Unity

a) Unityis obtainedbytheeffectiveuseofcomponentsin a designto expressa mainidea throughconsistentstyle.b) Unityis emphasizedbyconsistencyof characterbetweenunitsintheComposition.c) Unitymeansthat aI\partsofthecompositionor landscapegotogether;theyfitd) Unityechoesrelativityof allelements.All thingsareconnectedandbelongto thewhole.Thedistinguishableunitsandelementsseemto belongto eachotherso thateachconbibutesto thefunctioningof thewhole.

0-16 A sedimentaryrockcomposedof angularparticlesof gravelis called:

a) Brecciab) Conglomeratec) Sandstoned) grave\stone



Q-17Sedimentaryparticleswitha sizerangelargerthan256mm:

a) Gravel--,

b) Bouldersc) Clayd) cobbles

Q-18Theerosionofsand,sill clayfromthelandsurfaceiscalled:a) abrasionb) depositionc) deflationd) depletion

Q-19Theratiooftheairswatervaporcontentto itscapacityatthatsametemperatureisameasureoftheair's

a) relativehumidityb) mixingratioc) dryadiabaticrated) wetadiabaticrate

Q-20Whatis themaximumspacingof rafters?

a,16,0o.C.b.19.2O.c.c.20.0o.c.d.Thereis nomaximum

Q-21Whichof thefollowingis a typeof stress?

a)shear b}compression c}tension d} allof these

Q-22WestandJapan,a leadingapproachamongdevelopmenteconomistswas

a. neoclassicism.b.Marxism.c. Rostow'smodel.d, theclassicalapproach.

Q-23.Whichof thefollowingwas nota classicaleconomist?

a, .AdamSmith.

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C, JohnStuartMill.

d. JohnMaynardKeynes.

Q-24.KarlMarx'shistoricalmaterialismviewswereshapedbyallof thefollowingEXCEPT

a. theFrenchRevolution.

b. the riseof industrialandcapitalistproduction.

c. politicalandlaborrevolts.

d. a growingspiritualrationalism.

Q-25Around5000B.C.E.theclimatein northernAfricabeganto changeby

a) gettingcolderanddrierb) gettingcolderandwetterc) gettinghotterandwetterdj gettinghotteranddrier

0.26WhicharchitectdesignedVillaSavoye(Poissy,France)?

a) RichardNeutrab) I.M.Peic) LeCorbusier-,

d) FrankO.Gehry

Q-27 Which of thefo\1owingis trueof theNile?

a) Byworldwidestandardsit isarelativelyshortriverb) Itis unusualinthatit is navigablethroughoutitslengthc) Itusedtofloodverypredictablyd) Itflowsfromnorthtosouth

Q-28DerNeueZollhofwasdesignedbywhicharchitect(Dusseldorf,Germany)?

a) RichardMeierb) WalterGropiusc) FrankO.Gehryd) LeCorbusier


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a) werebuiltduringtheOldKingdom&servedasroyaltombsb) aretestimonytothepowerofthepharaohc) standatGizad) aUoftheabove

Q-30Whichis theincorrectcolourcodingasperVaastuforthespecifiedelement

a) Water=Blueb) Fire= Redc) Ether= White0) Earth= Yellow

Q-31Sedimentaryrocksprovidecluesabout

a) Earthsurfaceconditionsat the time the sediment was depsoitedb) temperateclimatesc) tropicalclimatesd) polarcUmates

0-32 Whichof the followingis NOTa necessaryconditionforcondensation?

a) Saturationb) highaltitudec) dew-pointtemperaturereachedd) surfaces

0-33 Whichformof precipitationis likelyto occurwhena layerof warmairwithtemperaturesabovefreezingoverliesa subfreezinglayerneartheground?

a) Rainb) Snowc) Drizzled) Sleet

Q-34Thecompassdirectionof a lineformedby theintersectionof aninclinedplaneandahorizontalplaneis called:

a) thecross-cuttingangle b) theintersectionangle

c)stike d) dip

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a) 10squarefeetb) 12squarefeetc) 16squarefeetd) 20squarefeet

Q-36.Feudalismwas undercutby

themigrationof serfsto thetown.

II factorycompetitionwithhandicraftandmanorialproduction.

III expandedtransport,trade,discovery,andnewinternationalmarkets.

!V theriseofthebusinesscorporation.

a. I andIIonly

b. II and IIIonly

c: L!!andIIIonly

d.IVonly

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c. agriculture.

d.services.

0-38. A majordependencytheoristAndreGunderFranksuggeststhattheforrowingeconomicactivitieshavecontributedto underdevelopment

Workersmigratingfromvillagesto foreign-dominatedurbancomplexes.

/! ForminganunskifJedlaborforce toworkinfactoriesandminesandonplantations.

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IV Closingtheeconomyto tradewith.andinvestmentfrom.developedcountries.

a. I andII only.

b, II and IIIonly.

c. I, II andIIIonly.

d. I, II, III andIV.

Q-39WhicharchitectdesignedtheeastwingoftheNationalGalleryofArt(Washington,D.C.)?

a) tM. Peib) FrankO.Gehryc) RichardMeierd) LeCorbusier

Q-40Mummification,pyramids,andfuneraryritualsin ancientEgyptwereextremelycostlyandtroublesome.Thecustomsprevailedfo('sev~raIthousandyearsbecause

the rulingelitesperceivedaItee~for demonstratingtheirpowerandwealth.Egyptiansbelievedinan CJftertlfethepharaohstried.1psoIvelheproblemsofpopulationpressureandunemptoyment.thepharaohshadslaveswhocouldperfonnall thesetasks

Q-41WhicharChitecldesignedtheGettyCenter(LosAngeles.California)?

~) TYDktJngJeseb) Richard.Rogersc) RichardMeier(I) Richard Neutra

Q-42InancientEgyptthelargestpyramidwasthatof

a) Khufub) Menesc) Horusd) TuthmosisIII

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- a) LeCorbusierb) I.M.Peic) WalterGropiusd) RichardRogers

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-a) precipitationb) infiltrationc) runoffd) snowmelt,..

- Q-45Radiocarbondatingis a usefultechniquefor all samplesbelowexcept:

-- a) wood b)bone c)shells d)granite-,..

Q-46Porosityis:-a) Thepercentageofarock'svolumethatisopenspace.b) Thecapacityofarocktotransmitfluid.c) Theabilityofa sedimentto retardwater.d) Noneoftheabove.

Q-47Airthathasreacheditswatervaporcapacityis saidto be

~) Unstableb) Stablec) Saturatedd) Dry

Q-48Thetemperatureto whichairwouldhaveto becooledto reachsaturationis calledthepoint

a) Adiabaticb) Dewc) Vapord) Sublimation

Q-49Whichof thefollowingtransporting,placing,andfinishingstepswillhelpto minimizeproblemscausedbyhotweatherconditions?a. stoppingthetruckmixerandagitationintermittentlyif delaysoccurb, increasingthetimepermittedforconcretedischargefrom90minutesto 120minutes

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a) Meroeb) Heliopolisc) Tanisd) Memphis

0-55 WhicharchitectdesignedtheHarwood-StoneHouse(Northampton,Massachusetts)?

a) Frank.LloydWrightb) PeterEisenmenc) RichardNeutrad) TullioInglese

0-56 Technologicallyspeak.ing,theNilesocieties

a) wereslowertodevelopmetallurgythanMesopotamiawasb) learnedironmetallurgyfromsub-SaharanAfricanculturesc) developedsystemsofwatertransporUikethesailboatd) aUof the above

0-57 WhicharchitectdesignedtheFarnsworthHouse(Piano,Illinois)?

a) WalterGropiusb) TullioInglesec) RichardNeutrad) MiesvanderRohe

0-58 WhichofthefollowingistrueofEgyptianwriting?

a) Ithasnotbeentranslatedyetb) Mostwritingwasdoneonclaytabletsc) ItwasunintelligibletotheNubiansd) It includedhieroglyphic,hieratic,demotic,andCopticscripts

0-59 Permeability is:

a) The percentage of a rock.'svolume that is openings.b) Thecapacityofa rockto transmitfluids.c) Theabilityofa sedimenttoretardwater.d) Noneoftheabove.

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Q-50Whichgraphbestrepresentsthegenera(retationshipbetweensoilparticlesizeandthepermeabilityrateof infiltratingrainwater?ANSWER.a

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a) 1.0°CelsiusJ1000metersb) 1.0°Celsius/100metersc) 3.0°Celsius/100metersd) O.5°CelsiusJmeter

0-62Whatis thedewpointwhenthedry-bulbtemperatureis24°Candthewet-bulbtemperatureis15°C?

a) BOCb) -18°Cc) 36°Cd) 4.C

0-63 Whichof thefollowingstepis notdesiredfor doingtheSlumptests:

a. Forthefirstbatchof concreteeachdayb. Foreverybatchofconcretemadeeachdayc, Whenevertheconsistencyofconcreteseems.tovaryd. Wheneverstrength-testcylindersaremadeat thejobsite

Q-64TheslumptestIsthemostgenerallyacceptedmethodusedto measuretheconcrete.

of

a)Impurity b) Efflorescence c)Strength d) consistency

Q-65.WhichofthefollowingmayconstitutetheInternationalMonetaryFund'sconditionalityforborrowing?

I governmentreducingbudgetdeficits.

II limiting creditcreationandtiberalizingtrade.

III achieving market-clearing prices.

IV restrainingpublic-sectoremploymentandwagerates.

a IandIIonly.

b.1IIandIVonly.

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-- a-66 S=Savings,I=domesticinvestmentX=exportsofgoodsandservices,andM=importsof

goodsandservices.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

a. S- I =X - M.-b.S + I =X+ M.-- c. S = I - (X-+M).

d.S-I=X/M.--

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stab'/ity_, _.mpoyme an pnce I.

b.exportsminusimports.

c. monetarypolicyoffsettingfiscalpolicy.-(1, exportsequalto imports.

-a-67 TheRobieHousewas designedbywhicharchitect(Chicago,Illinois)?

a) WalterGropiusb) PeterEisenmanc) MiesvanderRohed) FrankLloydWright

a-68 An importantPaleolithicsite is:

a. Lascauxb. Thebesc. CatalHOyOkd. AbuSimbel

a-69 BetweenwhichdateswastheParthenonstartedandthesculpturesfinished?

a) 447BC-438BCb) 447BC-432BCc) 440BC-432BCd) 450BC- 429BC

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a) onthetopofthewingb) underthewingc} nearthetopandbottomsurfacesofthewingd) It isflowingthesamespeedbothonthetopandonthebottomofthewing.

Q-77, Whichof thefollowingsidingsmaynotbeusedin a horizontalorientation?

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a. Bevelsiding

b. Board-and-battensiding

c. Shiplapsiding

d.Tongue-and-groovesiding

Q-78.Thefunctionof ventspacersis:

a.To keepthegypsumbOardawayfromunseasonedstuds

b.To keepa WOOdfloorupoff a concreteslab

c.19 allowwatervaporto escapefrombehindthevaporretarder

d.To allowaidD passthroughtheattic fromtheeavevents

Q-79.Countriesfacingapersistentexternaldeficitcan

I borrowoverseas.

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II increasetraderestrictionsandexchangecontrols.

IIIundertakeexpansionarymonetaryandfiscafpolicies.

IV undertakeexpenditure-reducingpolicies.

a.I and" only.

b. IIIand IVonly.

c. I,IIandIIIonly.

d. I," andIVonly.

0-80. Beforethe 1978reforms,Chinahada(n)

a, agriculturalbankonly.

b. urbancreditcooperatives.

c. monobanksystem.

d. housingsavingsbanks.

0-81. Theindustrialconcentrationratioisthe.proportionofanindustry'soutput

a. producedbythe three largestfirmsintheindustry.

b. producedincement machinetoolsandsteetindustries.

c. andlaborintensitiesrelativeto laborproductivity.

d. asa percentageof productionandmar1<eting.

Q-82. Mastabawasthenameappliedto:

a. A Mesopotamianzigguratb. A typeof OldKingdomEgyptiantombc. a megalithictombd, a tombshapedlikethe Ffreasury ofArtreus.

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Q-84.Minoancolumnsaredistinguishedby:

a. lotus-shapedcapitalsb. apronouncedswellinthecenterofthecolumnc. bull-shapedcapitalsd, taperingshapeandbulbuouscapitals

Q-85 ThewestpedimentcontainedstatuesdepictingthestrugglebetweenAthenaandPoseidonfor the land of Attica. What was shown by the statues of the east pediment?

a) The birthof Athenab) AthenawithherbestfriendNike,theGoddessofVictoryc) Athenawithhermother,Metisd) Athenawithanolivetree.hergifttotheGreeks

Q-86.Whatis theinnovativearchitecturalfeatureof Myceneancitadels?

a. cushion-shapedcapitalsb. Doriccapitalsc. thecorbeledvaultd. clerestorywindows

Q-87Whichrocktypebelowis likelyto possessthehighestpermeability?

b) Shale b)sandstone c)siltstone d)granite

Q-88A fogthatdevelopswhenwarm,moistair blowsovera coldcurrentis anexampleoffog.

A)evaporationB) radiation C) convectionD) advection

Q-89 Thevastmajorityof tornadoesin thenorthernhemisphereexhibitbecausetheyare pressuresystemslikeall storms.

rotation

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A) counterclockwise;highC)clockwise;high

B) clockwise;lowD) counterclockwise;low

" Q-90.Thesteepestpermissibleresidentialstairundermostbuildingcodeshasthefollowingproportions:

a. 9" riserand11"tread"

b.8 1/4"riserand9"tread

c. 8" riserand8" tread

d. 9" riserand8" tread

-Q-91.Acceptablevalleydetailsforasphaltshinglesdonotinclude:

£t theclosed-cutvalley

b theopenvalley

c broadvalley

g, thewovenvalley

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Q-92. Whichof thefollowingis nota quasi-publicgood?

£t nationaldefense.

b. anautomobile.

c. libraries.

d. fireprotection.

Q-93.State-ownedenterprises(SOEs)arealsocalled

a. centralizedfirms.b.governmentoligopolies.c. marketeconomies.d.publicenterprises.


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0-1 Whichof thesemayrequiretheuseof a dtJmmyactivity?

a)Ganttchart b)Activity-on-arrownetwork c)Activity-on-nodenetwork d)Bothb&c

Q-2Strandedprestresscab\eshaDbecomposedof_ strandsofwirea) 4 b)5 c)7 d)9

0-3 Whichofthefollowingis trueofthepolarfrontzone?

A) It is a zoneinwhichwarmandcoldairmix.B) It is a zoneof frequentlystrongwinds.C)Thepolarjet streamis usuallylocatedaboveitD)Allof theabovearetrue.

0-4 Whichof thefollowingdescribesthepressuregradi~.ntforce?

A) It drivesair fromareasof higherto lowerbarometricpressure.B) It decreaseswithheightabovethesurface.C) It is theonlyforceactingon atmosphericftows.D) It causesapparentdeflectionof windsfromaib'aight path.

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a.within30minutesof itsmixing.

b.withinonehourof its mi~i(\g

c.within90 minutesof itsmixing

d.withina halfdaY!ofits rui.xing

0-6. Themostcommonmortarjoint thicknessis:

a, 1/8'(3.2mIn)

b. 1/4"(6.4mm)

c. 3/8"(9.5mm)

d, 1/2"(12.7mm)

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Q-7. A developmentbankbasedin london, whichloansfundsto governmentsof EasternEuropeandtheformerSovietUnionis the

a.TransitionalMonetaryFund.

rb.WorldBank.

c. EuropeanBankfor ReconstructionandDevelopment

d.OECD.

Q-8. Governmenfsuseofcoordinatedpoliciesto achievenationaleconomicobjectivesis

~, c;ommancfingheights.

r b.entrepreneurialprograms.

r c.public physical policy.

d, development planning.

Q-9. Themarketefficientlyallocatesscarceresourcesamongalternativeendssuchthat

! c;onsumersreceivegoodsforwhichtheyarewillingtopay.II productionresourceshireoutto maximizeincome.III themarketdeterminesavailablelaborandcapital.IV themarketdisbibutes incomeamongrichindividua\s.

a. IIIand IVonly.b. II andIIIonly.c. I, II andIIIonly.d. I, II, III andIV.

Q-10TheStatueof liberty

a) WroughtIronb) Copperc) CastIrond) Steel

Q-11ThedomeovertheU.S.Capitola) WroughtIronb) CutStone

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Q-12TheEmpireStateBuilding

a) Steelb) WroughtIronc) Granited) Limestone

Q-13The domeoverthePantheon

a) Travertineb) Concretec) Marble-,d) Brick

Q-14TheWashingtonMonument

a) WroughtIronb) Brickc) Stoned) Steel

Q-15Aspercensusclassificationoftownswhichistheincorrectone?a) ClassIII 20,000to49,999b) ClassIV 5000to9999c) ClassI> 1,00,000d) ClassII 50,000to99,999

Q-16Theverticalspacingoflateraltiesinaprestressedconcretecolumnshallnotexceed_tiediameters,ortheleastdimensionofthecolumn.

a) 24 b)30 c)40 d)48

Q-17Theinsidediameterofposttensioningductsshallbeatleast_ inchlargerthanthediameterofasingletendon

a) 1/8 b)1/4 c)3/8 d)1/2

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Q-27PetronasTowers(KualaLampur,Malaysia-currenOythetallestbuildingsin theworld)

a) Concreteb) CarbonFiberc) Steeld) Titanium

Q-28GuggenheimMuseum(NewYorkCity)

~) Steelb) Stonec) WroughtIrond) Concrete

Q-29Whatwouldyoubelikelyto findin a mastaba?

a) Familygatheringsb) Bathingmenc) Cookingwomend) Deadbodies

Q-30WhichofthefollowingisnottruefortheAbbreviation?

~) ASI-ArchitecturalSurveyofIndiab) JCT- JointContractorsTribunalc) HIN-HabitatTechnologyNetworkd) !AWE- \ndianAssociationforWindEngineering

Q-31Primaryreinforcementinprestressedconcretebeamsshallbecoveredbya minimumof_ inchesof concrete.

a) 1-1/4 b)1-1/2 c)2 d)4

Q-32Ina terminalreheatcoolingsystem,theairhasto becooledto whichpointlistbelowbeforethesensiblereheatoccurred?

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c. Atthepointwheretheyhavethesamehumidityratio.d. returnairwet bulb.

0-33 Ina compressiverefrigerationequipmenttheevaporatorletsthecoolantchangesits phasefromliquidto gas,whatis thefunctionof theevaporatorincoolingseason?

a.coolingtheindoorair.b. removingtheheatfromthepassingair.c. addingtheheatfromthepassingair.d. heatingtheoutdoorair.

Q-34.InEnglishbondbrickwork:

a, E~h courseconsistsof alternatingheadersandstretChers

b. Every4thcourseconsistsentirelyof headers

c. Every2ndcourseconsistsof alternatingheadersandstretchers

d. Every2ndcourseconsistsentirelyof headers&Theheadjoints are always staggered fromonecourseto thenext

Q-35.moisture.controlledconcretemasonryunitsshouldbespecified:

tt Whereappearanceisimportant

b. Indampweather

c. Forundergroundwort

d.Whereshrinkageda waflmustbe controlled

Q-36,Goalsareachievedthrough .suchasmonetary,fiscal,exchangerate,tariff,tax, s(Jbsidy~.bUsinessincentive,foreigninvestmentandforeignaid.

a. indicativeplan.

b.centralbankpolicies.

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a. mostresourceslackfreedomto moveto theirhighestvalueuses.

b. resourcesarefreetomoveto theirlowestcostuses.

c. resourcesownedbyprivateentitiesmovesto efficientusebutnotthoseownedpublicly.

d, resourcesareprivatelyowned by capitalists..

Q-38. Whichof thefollowingis nota publicpolicyto promotetheprivatesector?

a, Investigatingdevelopmentpotentiafthroughscientificandmarketresearch,andnatural

resourcessurveys.

b. Providingadequateinfrastructurefor publicandprivateagencies

c, Creatingmarkets,includingcorrrnoditymarkets,securityexchanges,banks,credit

facilities,andinsurancecompanies.

d. Increasingmarketmonopoliesandoligopoliesto helpproducers.

Q-39WhichofthefollowingkindsofpyramidscanNOTbefoundinEgypt?

a) Invertedpyramidsb) Bentpyramidsc) Truepyramidsd) Steppyramids

Q-40Whichis trueof EgyptianandRomanobelisks?

a) Egyptianhaveplaintips;Romanareoftentoppedby carvedflowersor people.

b) Egyptianobeliskshavelow bases;Romanobelisksstandonveryhighplatforms.c) Egyptianobelisksarethickerat thetopthanthebottom;Romanobelisksnarrowastheygo

up.d) Egyptianremainintheiroriginalplaces;Romanweremovedfrequentlyfromtheiroriginal

sites.

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Q-42A columnbuiltwithentasisis onethatswellsslightlyin themiddleandnarrowstowardsthetop.Whatis theuseof this architecturaltechnique?

a) Itallowsforgreaterstructuralstabilitytohavethecolumnswellinthemiddle.b) Theswollenmiddlecrowdsthespace,makingit feelmorepreciousthanitwouldwithout

entasis.c) Itcounteractstheopticalillusionofconcavitythatwouldresultwithoutentasis.d) It iseasiertoattacha narrowcolumntoptotheroof,butthemiddlemustbebiggerto

compensate.

Q-43Whatisanoculus?

a) Akindofcolumnthatiswidestatthemiddle.b) Achamberforasarcophagus.c) Ameasuringtoolusedinthedistributionofmortar.d) Ahorizontalcircularopening.

Q-44Prolongedwithdrawalofwaterfromanaquifer:

a) maydepletetheaquifer.b) cancausesubsidenceofthelandsurface.c) canaltertheporosityorpermeabilityoftheaquifer.d) allofthese

Q-45Whichof thefollowingsidingmaterialis MOSTproneto moistureintrusion?

g, Woodclapboardb.T-111

c. Cementfibersidingd. EIFSsynthetic

Q-46Brickveneer

a. is a structuralloadbearingcomponentof thewallb.doesnotrequirea woodframec. is usedasanoutsidefinishd. givesadditionalstrengthto theframing

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a. thetemperaturedifferencebetweenthe outdoor dry-bulband wet-bulb.b. thetemperaturedifferencebetweenoutdoorandindoordry-bulb.c. thetemperaturedifferencebetweenoutdoorandindoorWet-bulb.d. thetemperaturedifferencebetweenoutdoordry-bu\bandindoorwet-bu1b.

0-47 InPsychrometricChart,thesaturationlinerepresentsthefollowingsexcept;

a. max.amountofhumidityratiosthat the aircan containat thattemperat!!r~:b. theexactamountof humidityratio.c. thedew-pointtemperatureof air.d. thewet-bulbtemperatureof air.

0-48.0ne standardCMUoccupiesthesamevolumeas:

a,TwomoduJarbricks

b. Fourmodularbricks

c. Sixmodularbricks

d.Twelvemodularbricks

0-49. Typicalmachinesforworkingbuildingstoneinclude:

!t Reciprocatinggang saws &CircufarSaws

b. lathes & Hand-heldpneumaticchisels

c. Grindingandpolishingwheels& Planers

d.All of theabove

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TABLE1ComparativeCostsofTextiJesandSteelin IndiaandJapanIndia Japan

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a,4:3; 4:1-

b.3:4; 1:4.

c.0.75;0.25.

d. cannotbedetermined.

a-51. Indiahasacomparativecostadvantagein

a,textiles.

b.steel.

c. bothof them

d. noneof them

a-52. Japanhascomparativecostin

a,steel.

b.textiles.

c. bothof them.

d. cannotbedetermined

Q-53 You'vejustentereda bui\ding.Beforeyouarrived,a strangerto\dyouaboutanincrediblesculpturein thefastigium.Whereshouldyourookinorderto seethis sculpture?

a) Thefastigiumwillbeunderfoo~carvedintotheflooritself.b) Turnaround!Thefastigiumreferstothetrimaroundtheentrance,ontheinsideofthe

building.c) look up!Thefastigiumisaboveyou.d) Gotothepartofthebuildingoppositethedoor.Thefastigiumwillbeonthewallthere.

0-54 Whichof thefollowingis theTRUESTstatementfor describinga caryatid?



a) It is a drapedfemalefigureservingaso.acolumn.b) A caryatidis a drapedfemalefigureservfngasa columnbysittingundertheceilingwith

herhandsaboveher head.c) It is a femalefigure.d) It is a drapedfemalefigure.

Q-55Whichof thefollowingis NOTtrueof thedifferencesbetweenionicanddoriccolumns?

a) Doriccolumnshavevoluteson theircapitaJs;ioniccolumnsdonotb) Doriccolumns'capitalsresembleteacups;ioniccolumns'capitalsresemblecushions.c) Doriccolumnsare thickerthanioniccolumns.d) Doriccolumnsseldomhavebases;ioniccolumnsdo.

Q-56Whichof thefollowingtermsrefersto a smalldomesetatopanotherdomeor roof?

a) Cupolab) Dramasc) Nymphaeumd) Cella

Q-57Thecolumnordercalledleafdecorations?

hascapitalsof IonicvolutesandCorinthianacanthus-

a) Doricb) Ionicc) Composited) Corinthian

Q-58 A hydrauliclift usesonecylinderthatcontainsa pistonwith anareaof 0.16m2.Thelift alsocontainsa largercylinderwitha pistonareaof 0.32m2.Howdoestheforceappliedto thesmallercylindercompare to the force resulting in the larger cylinderifthe pressure inthe liftis constant?

a) Theforce for thesmallercylinderis greaterthantheforcefor the largercylinder.b) Theforcefor thesmafler cylinder is smatterthantheforceforthe largercylinder.c) Theforcesare equalforbothcylinders.d) Therelationshipoftheforcesdependsontheamountofpressureinthelift.

Q-59Allof thefollowingarerequirementsfor non-metallic,sheathedcable(Romex)EXCEPTthatitMUSTbe

a. securedto thewallevery4.5feetb.securedwithin12inchesofthepanelbox



c. clampedsecurelyto thepanelboxd. pulledtightlyacrossbendswithlessthanfivetimestheconductor

0-60. Forevery10C theCelsiustemperaturechanges.theFahrenheittemperaturechangesby:

a.5Fb.9Fc. 18Fd.29F

Q-61.50knotsis equalto:

a.43.5milesperhourb. 50 milesperhourc, 5 milesperhourd. 57.5milesperhour

0-62 .Thefollowingspanningsystemsmaynotbesupportedon masonrybearingwalls:

a. Precastconcreteframing

b.Woodplatformframing

c. Heavytimberframing

d. Structuralsteelframing

0-63. Themostcommonformof constructionInAmericandowntownsin the 19thcenturywas:

a. Structuralsteelframe

b.Castironframe

c."Ordinary"construction

d, Sitecastconcreteframe

0-64. Factorproportionstheoryisalsoknownasthe

a,comparativeadvantagetheory.

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b. laissez-fairetheorem.

c. HeckscherOhlintheorem.

d.productcyclemodel.

- Q-65.Theproductcyclemodelindicatesthatwhileaproductrequires laborinthebeginning,laterasmarketsgrowandtechniquesbecomecommonknowledge,agoodbecomesstandardized,sothatless-sophisticatedcountriescanmassproducetheitemwith labor.

a. abundan~less.-b. lessskilled,highlyskilled..-c.a lotof, no.-d. highlyskilled, lessskilled.

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Q-66. Whichof thefollowingcountrydid NOTsufferfromincreasedpovertyfromdebtandfinancialcrisesinthe199051

a. Singapore(1994).

b.Mexico(1994).

c. Russia(1998).

d. Brazil(1998).

Q-67Thestyleknownasthe'TrueStyle'(1750r1830)latercametobecalled ?

a) Neoclassicismb) Gothicc) Carolingiand) Mannerism

Q-68Thedesignof theearlyChristianChurcheswerebasedontheRoman ?

a) Templeb) Basilicac) Tombd) Amphitheatre


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a, 161kilometersperhourb. 115kilometersperhourc. 87 kilometersperhourd. 62kilometersperhour

Q-76CentralStandardTimeoccursin:

a.Thecoolerhalfof theyearb.Thewarmerhalfof theyear

Q-77.Whereaninternalflashingmeetstheexteriorsurfaceof a masonrywallwhichconditionisfalse.

a.Theflashingshouldbecut backto beconcealedjust inside thefaceof themortarjoint.

p,Theflashingshouldprojectat least314.(19mm)outsidethefaceof thewall.

c.Theflashingshouldbeturneddownto formaqrip.

d. If the internalflashingis madeof a flexiblemateria~it shouldbecementedto a sheetmetalflashingjust beforeit exitsfromthewaif.

Q-78.Enddamsareused:

a.To preventwaterfromleakingintheendsofwalls

b.To preventwaterfromleakingin attheendsofmasonryunits

c.To keep.mortar'fromdroppingintothecavity>~To keepweepholesclear

d.To keepwaterft'omrunningoff theendsof sillandlintelflashings

Q-79. Thedebt-serviceratiois the

a. long-termdebtdivided by GDPof a countryina givenyear.

b. interestandprincipalpaymentsdividedbyexportsof goodsandservices.

c. ratioofdebtnetof portfolio investmentfinancing,andforeigndirectinvestment



d. defaultandrescheduledebtminusannualexportrevenuesthatmustbe devotedto

payinginterest

0-80. Nettransfersare

a, investment,Ioans,and grants fromoverseasminus international resource outflows.

b. netinternationalresourceflowsminusnetinternationalinterestpaymentsand

profitremittances.

C.internationalresourceoutftowsminus international balance ofpaymentsandprofit

remittances.

d. foreigndirectinvestmentinflowminusinvestmentloans,andgrantsfromoverseas.

0-81. Shortlyafter1979,WorldBankintroducedloansthatemphasizedreformsin trade,agriculture,industry,publicenterprise,finance,energy,education,orothersectorsandwereknownas

a. structuraladjustmentloans.

b.sectoraladjustmentloans.

c. internaladjustmentloans.

d.externalleverageloans.

0-82Concretevaultingpermittedwhatculturetofirstbuildlargecoveredspaceswithnointernalsupport?

a) Greekb) Romanc) Mycenaand) Egyptian

0-83 Thecross-insquarestylewouldmostoftenbefoundin a Church?

a) Medievalb) Byzantine

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Q-84EgyptianPylontemplescontainedwhattypeof halls?

a) HypostyteHallb) AspeHallc) Cellad) BuddhistAssemblyHall

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Q-85Thepartof OldSt Peter'sin Romebetweenthechiefentranceandthechoirwasthe?

a) Apseb) Transeptc) Narthexd) Nave

Q-86Ingeneral,a classicalordercanbedividedintobase,column(whichmaybesubdividedasshaftandcapital),andwhichotherelement?

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a) Abacusb) Friezec) EntablatureI

d) Tympanum

Q-87Anticlines

a) formin rocks that are resistant to foldingb) forminrocksasaresultofbrittledeformationc) areupwarpedfoldsd) aredownwarpedfo\ds

Q-88Itturnsthenextdayinthe UnitedStates beforeitturnsthe nextday inEurope.

a.Trueb.False

Q-89.This is a lineof equalsealevelatmosphericpressurechangeovera giventime:

{1,Isobar

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a, atdiscontinuitieswherecrackswouldtendto form

b.everyforthcourse

c. everysixthcourse

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!t belowcopingsandsiBs

-- b.abovelintelsandshelfangles--

c. belowlintelsandshelfangles--

d, at thebaseof thewall

Q-92.Japan'saidprograms

areunderstaffed,politicallymuddled,andadministrativelycomplex.,.

II arebiasedtowardAsia.

III goprimarilyto leastdevelopedcountriesinAfrica.-IV focuson loansandthegrantelementof aidis low.

a.I,IIandIII.-b.I, IIandIV.

-c. II, 11/and IV.

d. I, II, 11/andIV.

Q-93.Aidorofficialdevelopmentassistance(ODA)includes

! developmentgrants.II loanswithatleast25percentgrantelementIII militaryassistance.

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0-1 WhichisnotafeatureofPERT/CPM,orare.theyallfeatures?

A)Anestimate of how long a proiect willtake.

B)A graphicaldisplayof project activities.

C)Anindicationof criticalactivities& an indicationof slacktime.

D)Allare features.

0-2. Temperedglassis notrequiredfor:

a. Glass withindoors

b. Glassinskylights

c. Glassneardoors& inswingingwindows.

d. Large lightsof glass near the floor

0-3. Amap is showingcontoursof temperature,dewpointandheight Thecontoursonthemapinclude:

a. Isobars,isotachsandisodrosOttJE!ni1s-b. Isotherms,isodrosothermsandisohypsec, !$Qtherms,isohyets,Bodisobarsd. Isohypse,isallobarsandisotherms

0-4.LightgaugEf~bers maynotbejoinedwilli:

~,N~ilsb.Screwsc.W~ldsd. Special cnl)c)iingtoo\s &Specia\ pneumatica\\y-drivenpins

0-5. Theholesthatarepunchedthroughsteelframingmembersarenotfor:

a. Electric wiringb.Ventilationc. Plumbinga.Bracing

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Q-6.MNCscanhelpthedevelopingcountryto

! Financea savingsgapor balanceofpaymentsdeficitII Obtainforeigntechnologyandinnovativemethodsof increasingproductivity.III Generateappropriatetechnologybyadaptingexistingprocesses.IV Employ domestic\abor,especiaUyin skilledjobs.

,...a. I and II onlyb. IIIand IVonlyc. I, II andIIIonlyd. I. II, III andIV

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Q-7.Anannualsummaryofacountry'sinternationaleconomicandfinancialtransactionsIs

a.thecapitalaccount

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Q-8. HollisCheneryandAlanStrout identifythreedevelopmentstagesinwhichgrowthproceedsat thehighestratepermittedby themostlimitingfactors.Thesefactorsare

I theskill limitII thesavingsgap.II' thefi$calgap.IV theforeignexchangegap.

a. I and1\only.b. II andIVonly.c. I, II andIIIonly.d. I, II and IVonly.

Q-9Accordingtoscholars,mostancientGreektempleswere

a) Paintedbrilliantly,with reds, bluesandyellows,in a riotofcolorb) Carvedoutofwoodandlayeredinplasterc) Finishedinwhitetogivethemanelegantlookd) Originallybuiltelsewhereandtransportedtotheircurrentlocations

Q-10TheEmpireStateBuildingin NewYorkCityis oneof thetallestbuildingsintheworldandhasseensomethirtypeopleleaptotheirdeathsfromitsheights.At leasttwowould-besuicides,

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however,survivedtheirattemptsfromthe building.Howweretheysaved?

a) Rescueworkerswereabteto'talkthendown.'b) Theirclothingcaughtontheobservationdeckc) Theydidnotjumpfarenoughoutward;fromthebuilding.d) Theybounced.

Q-11ElishaOtis,inventorof theelevator,firstdemonstratedhisnewinventionherein 1854.

a) ArchitecturalSymposiuminSanFranciscob) LondonBuildingSocietyGalleryc) ChicagoWorld'sFaird) AmericanInstituteFairinNewYork

Q-12Thegreatdomeof Sl Peter'sin Romewasdesignedby ItalianartistMichaelangelo,butwhofirst usedthe revolutionarydesignideaof thedome'sdesignontheAorenceCathedral?

a) InigoJonesb) ChristopherWrenc) FilippoBrunelleschid) ShahJahan

Q-13Whichof the followingis NOTanexampleof anorderof Greekcolumn?

a) Acanthuscolumnb) Ioniccolumnc) Doriccolumnd) Corinthiancolumn

Q-14whichofthestatementisTrue

a) Terrazzoflooring mayonlybecastinplace.b) A buildingcodecontainsoff-streetparKingrequirements.c) Firstcostandlife-cyclecostarethesamething.d) In generalit costsmoreto makeabui\dingmoreresistantto tire.

Q-15.whichof thestatementis False

a) Gypsumplasterexpandsslightlyas it cures.b) Thescratchcoatof plasteris so namedbecauseit is physicallyscratchedto create

groovesto which thebrowncoat can bond.c) Gypsumboardismanufacturedaroundapapercore.d) Gypsumboardisusuallycuttosizeandshapewitha knife.



Q-16.Themostcommontypeofedgeon gypsumboardis:

a, tongueandgroove

b.square

c.beveled

gtapered

Q-17.A thicknesslineis theverticaldistancebetweentwo:

a,Isobarsb.Isohypsec. Isothermsd.Isodops

Q-18.Inmeteorology,winddirectionis expressedas thedirectionthewindis

a. Goingtowardb. Comingfrom

Q-19.Webstiffenersarerequiredat:

a.Midspanof all joists

b. Midheightof allstuds

c. Eaveoverhangs

d. Exteriorandinteriorjoist bearings

Q-20.Two-wayslabsarepreferredincaseswhere:

a. Roundcolumnsareused

b. Shrinkage/temperaturesteelis required

c. Beamscanrun inonlyonedirection

d. Columnspacingaresquareor nearlysqyarEJ

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a, technicalassistanceto stockmartcetandfinancialmarketproblems.

b. loansforpost-WorldWarIIreconstruction.

c. short-termcreditfor internationalbalanceof paymentsdeficits.

(1,p9ndsdenominatedin U.S.dollarsas a loanto LOCs.

Q-22. The U.S.realfoodaid,asweDasfoodreservesdroppedfromthe 1960sto the 1980spartlybecause

a. thetransportationandstoragecostincreasedtremendously.

b.proponentsof basic-needsattainmentopposedfood-aid.

c. U.S.farminterestswantedto reducesurplusgrainstocks.

d.agriculturalproductionsufferedexcessivelyduetoweatherchanges.

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Q-23. ForHarvard'sDaniRodrik,globalizationinvolves

a, decreasingautonomyof thenation~statepofiticaJly.

b. theincreasinginternationalintegrationofmarketsfor goods,services,and

capital.

g, changesof a traditionalcultureof a countryto a westerncufture.

d. givingaidtopoorcountriestoimprovetheireconomy,politicsandsocialstatus.

Q-24WhichofthefollowingbuildingsisanexampleofByzantinearchitecture?

a) RoyalCourtsofJusticein London,Englandb) HagiaSophiainIstanbul,Turkeyc) Doge'sPalaceinVeniced) Versai\\esin France

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Q-26NotreDamein Paris,UncolnCathedralin EnglandandWestminsterHallin Londonareallexamplesof whichof the followingstylesof architecture

a) Renaissanceb) Baroquec) Gothicd) ArtNouveau

Q-27Rococodecoration,employingtheuseof shellmotifs,wasconsidereda lighterversionofwhichof thefollowingstylesof architecture:

a) Romanesqueb) Baroquec) PeriodofRevival"'

d) Renaissance

Q-28Whicharchitecturalstylepopularizedtheuseof syntheticbuildingmaterialssuchasglass,plasticandsteel?

a) ArtNouveaub) Postrnodernismc) Indus1rialRevolutiond) ArtDeco

Q-29A zoningordinancetypicallydoesnotgovernwhichof thefollowing:

a. Typesof activitiesthatmaytakeplaceon a pieceof land

b. Howmuchof the landmaybecoveredbya building

c. Howfar buildingmustbeset backfrompropertylines&Totalfloorareaof buildingon givensite

d.Themaximumdistancebetweenexitsin a building

Q-30.Fireresistanceratingsfor buildingcomponentsaregivenin unitsof:

a. Degrees Fahrenheit b. Degrees Celsius C.Hours d. Foot-pounds

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Q-31.A windfrom135degreesis a wind.

a.Northeastb.Northwestc.Southeastd.Southwest

Q-32.Thisis theequationusedto calculatettticknessbetweentwopressuresurfaces:

a, Hypsometlicb. Hydrostaticc. Poisson'sd.Clausius-C\apeyron

Q-33.Columnbarsareoffsetat thetop:

a.To bringthecolumnbackintoveriealalignment

b.To overlapthebeamreinforcing

c.To overlapthereinforcingforthecolumnin thenextstory

d.To compensatefor curingshrinkageof theconcrete

Q-34.A one-wayconcretejoist systemcanbethoughtof as a verythickone-wayslabwiththeconcretebetweenthejoist leftoutbecause:

a.Theslabbecomesstrongerbyleavingit out

b.Shearstressesin theslabare reducedin thisway

c. Itcontainsnoreinforcing

d.Thisconcreteisn'tdoingverymuchworkstructurallyanyway

Q-35.Thebalanceoncurrentaccount

eqyalstheabsolutevalueof thebalanceoncapitalaccount.

II isfinancedbysavings.

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III isnetgrantsminusremittances.

IV includesgoods,services,andunilateraltransfers.

a. I and IIonly.

b. II and IIIonly.

c, ! andIVonly.

d. Noneof theabove.

0-36. Bilateralaid

a. is technicalaidgivenby IMF.

b. is givendirectlybyonecountryto another.

c. is aidwithrepaymentin inconvertiblecurrency.

d. is a loanatbankers'standards.

Q-37.Monetarypolicyaffectsthe and

a. reserve,unemployment

b. moneysupply,interestrate.

c, @)(es; exchangerate.

d.stockprice,minimumwage.

0-38 Twostylesof architecturearenotedas thecurrenttrendsin today'sbuildings.Theyare:

a) NeoclassicatandNee-Gothicb) ModernArchitectureandPostmodernismc) IndustrialRevolutionandModernArchitectured) PerpendicularandPostmodemism

0-39Georgianarchitectureispartofwhichstyleofarchitecturaldesign

a) Neoclassicalb) Baroque

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040 Mostarchitecturaldesignsbeginwithoneof these,a simpleplanuponwhicha,modelof abuilding,houseor someotherconstructis drawnup.To whatamI referring?

a) Blueprintb) Blackplanc) Redcopyd) Greensheet

Q-41A personwho involveshimselfinthepracticeof constructingbuildings,houses,etc. is calledan architectThewordarchitectoriginallycomesfromtheGreek.WhatdoestheGreektermliterallymgan?

a) Handymanb) Rockstackerc) Chiefbuilderd) Housepainter

Q-42'Cantilever','suspension',and'swing'areBntypesof whatcommonarchitecturalconstruct?

a) Skyscraperb) Monumentc) Stadiumd) Bridge

Q-43.Anairconditioningsystemis beinginspectedfor propercooling.Whatshouldbethe rangeof thetemperaturedropacrossthecoil?

a.4 degreesF to9 degree$Fb. 10degreesF to 1S'degreesFc. 16degreesF1021degreesFd. 22degreesF to 'IT degreesF

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Q-44Whichof thestatementis True:

a) Gypsumlathbondstoplasterbymeansof smallopeningsinthe surfaceof the lath.b) Quarrytiles arecut fromstoneat thequarry.c) Woodpilesmaybe usedwithouta deeay-preventivetreatmentif theylietotallybeneaththe

watertabre.d) A waterstopis usedto lowerthewatertablein thevicinityofa building.

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Q-45.Whichof thefollowingarecohesivesoils:

a.Cobbles

b.Sand

c.Clay

g,Silt

Q-46.Thisequationre\atespressure,densityandtemperature.

a. Hypsometricb.Newton'ssecondlawof motionc. Poisson'sd. Idealgaslaw

Q-47.Whenlatentheatis absorbed,thesurroundingenvironment

a.Warmsb.Cools

Q-48.Thesearebothwarmcorelows:

a.Anticyclone,hurricaneb. Midlatitudecyclone,thermalheatlowc. Hurricane,thermalheatlowa. Nor-easter,mid-latitudecyclone

Q-49Flyingformworkis:

~, A largepieceof reusablefloorformworksupportedontrussesandmovedwitha crane---

b.Whathappensduringpouringwhena formis inadequatelysupported

c. Slabscastatgroundlevelandraisedbyjacks

,- g, Formworksupportedon speciaJsteeloutriggersthatresemblewings.

Q-50.Continuousbendingin a lineof precastbeamscanbecreatedbymeansof:


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b.posttensioningthebeamtopsatcolumns&[01hingbeamsatpointsof zeromoment

c.compositestructuralaction

d.shrinkageltemperaturereinforcing

a-51.Byusingfiscalpolicy,i.e.varying and/orgoalsforoutputandemploymentgrowthaswet!aspricestability.

a. demand-pullinflation,taxelasticity.

Jgovernments achieve

Q,interestrates,financialliberalization

c. interestrates,tax rates.

d. tax rates,governmentspending.

a-52. TheBankofEnglandandtheFederalReserve

a.arecentralbanks.

b.arebranchesof commercialbanks.

c.usefiscalpolicytoinfluenceGDP.

d. loanmoneytomostof LDCcommercialbanks,

Q-53. statesthatasrealGNPpercapitarises,peopfedemandrefativetymoresocialgoodsandrelativelyfewerprivategoods.

a. Incomespolicy.b.Moralhazard.C,Wagner'slaw.d. Fiscalpolicy.

Q-54 Manyarchitectshavegaineda greatdealof famefor their works.Which ofthese individualswas notanarchitectof somenote?

a) FrankLloydWrightb) GustaveEiffel

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Q-55Ionic,DoricandCorinthianareallordersofwhatimportantstructure,importantforarchitectssinceancientGreektimes?

a) Archesb) Columnsc) Windowsd) Domes

Q-56Anotherimportantconstructof architectureis whichof these,madefamousontheU.S.capitolbuilding,St.PetersCathedralin Romeanda certaingiantsportscomplexin HoustonwheretheAsvosonceplayed?

a) Acanthusb) Friezec) Drumd) Dome

Q-57Yousometimeshearofold cathedralsas followingincertaintraditionalarchitecturalstyles.Whichof theseis notanarchitecturalstylebywhichsomeof thegreatchurchesin Europewerebuilt?

a) Gothicb) Peterenec) Romanesqued) Byzantine

Q-58Thistermcamefromthe latin, andrefersto a spacetypicallyfoundbelowgroundin a houseor otherarchitecturalconstructTowhatamI referring?

a) Atticb) Cellarc) Vestibuled) Veranda

Q-59Theinspectoris REQUIREDtoa. determinethepresenceor absenceof a preS$urereliefvalveon a waterheater.b. lighta piloton a naturalgasdevicethatappearsoperationalc. attemptto lighta piloton a naturalgasdevicethatappearsoperationald. probestructuralcomponentsto determinetheircondition


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g,Thermosettingandthermoplastic

b.Denseandfoam

c. Polymerandmonomers

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Q-61.These two airmassesaresimi\arbutthisoneis thecoldestanddriest:

a. ContinentalPolarb.ContinentalArctic

Q-62.All thefollowingtermsmeanPlanetaryBoundaryLayerexcept:

F . ti Ig, . nc on ayerb.Surfacewindlayerc. Boundarylayerd.Freeatmosphere

Q-63.Roofventilationbymeansof eaveventsandridgeor gableventsis notadvisablebecause:

a. It helpspreventtheformationof icedams

b. It removesheatfromtheatticin thewinter

c. It removesheatfromtheatticin summer

d. It preventsinsectsfromlayingeggsinthe attic

Q-64.Whenbuildinganoutdoordeck,thefollowingmaterialsarenotadvisable:

a. Open-jointeddecking&

b. Redwood,Cedar,or Cypress

c. Selectedsoftwoods

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Q-65. If peoplewithhigherincomespaya higherpercentageof incomein taxes,the incometaxstructureis

a. progressive.

b. regressive.

c. value-addedtaxes(VAT).

d.excisetaxes.

Q-66. Thepropertytax,wealthtax,inheritancetax,andincometaxessuchaspersonalandcorporatetaxesare

a. indirecttaxes.

b.directtaxes.

c. inelastic.

d.value-addedtax.

Q-67. Fiscalincentivesto attractbusinessesfromabroadinclude

taxholidays.

II accelerateddepreciation.

III importdutyrelief.

!V lowertaxratesforreinvestedbusiness profits.

a. I and IIonly.

b. IIIand IVonly.

c, I, II and IIIonly.

d. I, II, III and IV.

Q-68Inwhichof thesecountriescanyoufindthefollowingfamousman-madeconstructs:TheGreatWall,TheGrandCanalandTiananmenSquare?

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Q-69WhicharchitectdesignedBonnefantenMuseum(MaastrichtTheNetherlands)?

a) I.M.Peib) FrankGehryc) JeffJonesd) AldoRossi

Q-70WhicharchitectdesignedThePagoda(London,GreatBritain)?

a) FrankUoydWrightb) WilliamChambersc) AldoRossid) KewisgwiNatsugi

Q-71WhicharchitectdesignedtheCenterof ScienceandIndustry(Columbus,Ohio)?

a) TullioIngleseb) LeCorbusierc) WilliamChambersd) ArataIsozaki

Q-72WhicharchitectdesignedtheCMson.Pirie.ScottBunding(Chicago.Illinois)?

a) LouisSullivanb) MiesVanderRohec) FrankUoydWrightd) JosephPaxton

Q-73.Whatis theM\NiMUMREQU\REDoverheadclearanceof a servicedropcablethat runsabovea swimmingpooldivingboard?

a.12feetb.14feetc.16feetd.18feet

Q-74.WhichofthestatementsisTrue?

a) Temperedglassis oftenspecifiedfor itshighopticalquality.b) Spandrelglassis oftenfurnishedcompletewiththermalinsulationandvaporretarder.

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0-75. Rubbercompressiongasketsarenotsuitableweatherstrippingfor:

a. Double-hungwindows

b. Casementwindows

c.Awningwindows

d. Frenchdoors

Q-76.WhenwindsarefightthePlanetaryBoundaryLayerwill:

a.Expandb.Contract

Q-77Onthecelestialsphere,thecirclewhichisJocated90degreesfromthezenithis the

a) Eclipticb) meridianc) horizond) equator

0-78 Concreteis strongin ....

a)tension b} compression

0-79 ThereareonlYadvantagesto buildingdams..

a)true b)false

Q-80.Whichof thefollowingis NOTtrue?

a.Taxesoninternationaltradearethemajorsourceof taxrevenuefor low-income

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b. Importdutiescan restrictluxurygoodsconsumption.

c. SeveralLOCshaveusedvalue-addedtaxestdraise a substantialfractionof revenues.

d. Cascadetax,a formof progressivetax,is dominantin DCs.

Q-81.Inflationismeasuredbythe

consumerpriceindex(CPI).

II GDPdeflator.

III currentaccount.

IV depreciation.

a. I andII only.

b. I and IIIonly.

c.1IIandIVonly.

d.I, IIandIII.

Q-82. Whenthefinancialsystemlacksthecapabilityofmakingjudgementsaboutinvestmentopportunitiesdueto asymmetricinformation,leadingto potentiallybadcreditrisks,lendingissubjectto

a. adverseselection.

b.moralhazard.

c. socialgoods.

d. hyperinflation.

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Q-83WhicharchitectdesignedtheSagradaFamilia(Barcelona,Spain)?

a) AntoniGaudib) AldoRossic) TullioInglesed} WilliamChambers

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a) NormanFosterb) LM.Peic) FrankLloydWrightd) Arata\sozaki

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a) NormanFosterb) LM.Peic) RichardRogersd) DanielBurnham

Q-87WhicharchitectdesignedtheKimballArtMuseum(FortWorth,Texas)?

a) WalterGropiusb) FrankLloydWrightc) LouisKahnd) WiUiamChambers

Q-88Glassis:

a. a solid

b.a liquid

c. a supercooledliquid

d. a plastic

Q-89Thepointdirectlyoveranobserver'sheadis thatobserver's

a) Nodeb) Pole

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Q-90Theangulardistanceof anobjectfromthehorizonis its

a) declinationb) altitudec) latituded) rightascension

Q-91A material'sresistancetocrackingis called

a) stressintensityfactorb) crackresistancec) Hedgecockgraded) none

Q-92Theingredientsthatarenotinconcreteare

a)glue b)water c)aggregate d)cement

Q-93.Duringstagflation

! anincreasein aggregatespendingwilleliminatethe recession.

II a decreaseinaggregatespendingwill reduceinflation.

III governmentfacescontradictorygoals.

IVthecentralbankdecreasesmoneysupplyto reduceinflation.

a. IandIIonly.

b. IIIand IVonly.

c. I, II and IIIonly.

d. I, II, III andIV.

Q-94.Underfinancialrepression

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II banksfacepressurefor loansto thosewithpoliticalconnections.

IIIbankschargea highpremiumonforeigninves1ments.

IVbanksdependonforeignbankstosetinterestrates.

a. I andIIonly.

b, !IIand IVonly.

c. I,IIandIIIonly.

d. I,II,IIIandIV.

Q-95.Whichofthefollowingarecostsofinflation?

Inflationweakensthecreationofcreditandcapitalmarkets.

II Inflationdistortsbusinessbehavior,especiallyinvestmentbehavior.

III Inflationincreasesthepricesof foreigngoodsrelativeto domesticgoods.

IV Inflationimposesa taxon theholdersof money.

a. I andIIonly.

b. '" andIVonly.

c. I, II andIVonly.

d. I, IIand'" only.

Q-96Whicharchitectdesignedthe KaufmannDesertHouse(PalmSprings,California)?

a) RichardNeutrab) KewisgwiNatsugic) FranklIoydWrightd) LouisKahn


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0-97 Gaud!was heavilyinfluencedbyGothicarchitecturewhenconstructingthecryptofwhatwasintendedto bea churchatthe GOel!Colony(1898-1917).Whichusualfeatureof Gothicchurchesdid heattachgreatimportanceto avoiding?

a) Archedwindows

b)

c)

d)

Flyingbuttresses

Fanvaulting

Applieddecoration

0-98 BythetimeGaudidesignedBellesguard(1906-9),he hadspenta greatdealof timestudyingmediaevalarchitecture,andpartlyrestoringPalmaCathedral.Whatwasthemainsourcefor thisdwelling?

a) Castlekeep

b) Huntinglodge

c) Gatehouse

d) Gothiccathedral

0-99 Onefamedfeatureof GOel!Parkis thebenchesGaud!designed.Whatformdotheytake?

a) Cruciform

b) Circular

c) Parane\lines

d) Serpentine

0-100 At theCasaBaUI6,Gaud!remodeleda fir$tfloorflatandtheentirefacadeof thebuilding.Whichnewmaterialdidhe useto greateffectonthefront?

a) Brokentiles

b)

c)

d)

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Texturedtiles

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Q-1 damsresisttheforceof thewaterentirelybytheirownweight

a) Archb) Buttressc) Gravityd) Embankment

Q-2whichof thegivenstatementis false

a) Rivetingofsteelbuildingframesisobsolete.b) Inslip-criticalconnections,theboltsgripthetwosteelcomponentsso tightly

togetherthattheloadis transferredbetweenthem.byfrictron.c) prumbing-uprefersto theprocessof raisingsectionsdsteer fromthegroundto

theirpositionin thebuilding.d) Columnbaseplatesfor smallercolumn$are usuaUyattachedto thecolumnsin the

fabricator'sshop.

Q-3Whichof thefollowingaregrowthcharacteristics:

a.Twisting

b.Knot

c.Check

d.Wane

Q-4ThelargestreservoirQffreshwarerthatis availableto humansis

a) Glaciersb) riverwaterc) lakesand~servoinsd) groqndwater

r Q-5ThesinglemostimportantagentsculpturingEarth'slandsurfaceis

a) Iceb) WaVesc) runningwaterd) wind

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- d. the impossibilitytheorem.--Q-7. Landandnaturalresourcesareconsidered

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-- a.capitalaccumulation.

- b.commonpropertyresources.

c. nonproducible.

--d.output.-.

-- Q-8. TheOrganizationof PetroleumExportingCountries(OPEC)is a(n)

membersagreeto limitoutputandfix prices.

whose

-a.monopoly.

- b.entropy.

-. c.industry.- d.cartel.

Q-9A majorlimitationof Ganttchartsinprojectmanagementis thattheydo not

A) indicatethemajoractivitiesinvolved. B)showactivitytimes.

.-. C) showthetimingofactivities. D)showprecedencerelationships

-.0.10 Ancientformsof writtencommunicationin Mesopotamiawerecalledwhat?

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0-17 Whichof thestatementsis true?

a) Leadsarenotconstructedforconer. masonry walls.b) Brickstendtoexpandafterinstallation,whereasconcretemasonryunitstendto shrink.c) It is importantto makeall reinforcingbarsandjoint reinforcingfullycontinuousthrough

expansionjointsandcontroljointsinordertomaintainthestructuralintegrityofthewall.d) Efflorescenceon brickwork.usuallyindicatesseriousproblemsin thewall.(F)

0-18 Whichof thestatementsis true?

a} Chemicalantifreezeadmixturesshouldbeusedinmortarwhenoutdoor1Bmperaturesarebelowfreezing.

b) Brickmasonryhasnoreliabletensilestrength.c) Moststeerbeamsare I-beamshapes.d) Open-websteeljoistsaremadebycuttingthewebof a wide-flangesectionalonga zig-zag

path,thenrejoiningthe'twohalvesin a greaterdepthbywelding.

0-19 Raisinga stream'sbaselevelwillcausethestreamto

a) Meanderb) changecoursec) depositd) stopftowing

0-20 Alonga streammeander,themaximumvelocityofwateroccurs

a) nearthestream'sbedb) inthecenter,onthesurfacec) inthecenter,belowthesurfaced) neartheouterbankofthemeander

0-21 Airpollutionfromautomobileexhausts,andwaterpollutionsteelplantsareexamplesof

a. external economies.

b. negativeexternalities.

c. internalspillover.

d. socialdistortion.

0-22. Whichof thefollowingis anexampleof tragedyof commons?


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b.smokingina publicplace.-.c. excessiverain.

- d.commonuseof publictoilets.

Q-23 Thegovernmentlevyingtaxesonpollutersor charginga surchargeforpesticideuseare,-a. examples of Coase's theorem.

- b. internalizationof negativespillovereffects.

c.marginalabatementcost,.

d.examplesof a freerider.

,.,.. Q-24Whichofthestatementistrue?

- a) The heartwoodof a livingtree is deadwood.b) Boxnailsandcommonnailsare Interchangeableinconstructionpractice.c) Woodtreatedwithpentachlorphenolcanbepainted.d) Two-inchframingmembersarepermittedin the roofsof HeavyTimberbuildings.

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" Q-25Whichof thefollowingis nota languageof theDravidianfamily?

- a) Bengalib) Kannadac) Tamild) Malayalam

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Q-26Whocompletedtheconstructionof QutbMinarat Delhi?

a) Qutb-ud-dinAibakb) Baburc) Humayund) Iltutmish

0.27WherewasIndia'sfirstcivilizationsettled?

- a) IndusValleyb) GangesPlain

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Q-33Thefunct\onofartific\al\e\leesbu\\talonga rt\ler\s to con\ro\

a) Gradientb) Meanderingc) Floodingd) Erosion

Q-34Duringperiodswhenraindoesnotfall,riversaresustainedby

a) evaporationb) groundwaterc) atmosphericmoistured) runoff

Q-35Negativeexternalityisalsoknownas

a.externaldiseconomies.

b.marginaldamage.

c, pUblicgoods.

d. resourcecurse.

Q-36. The boomingof NorthSeas'gasexportrevenuesin the 19705,thatappreciatedtheguilder,makingindustrialexportsmorecosUyinforeigncurrenciesandincreasingforeigncompetitionandynemploymentis knownas

a.Tradedeficit

b. Blindriverdisease.

C.Dutchdisease.

d. Economicturmoil.

Q-37 MichaelRoemer'sthree-sectormodelshowsthatgrowthin theboomingexportsector

reducesthepriceof foreignexchange.

/I retardsothersectors'growthbyreducingincentivesto exportothercommodities.

III reducesincentivesto replacedomesticgoodsfor imports.


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a, I and II only.

b. II and III only.


d, I, II, III andIV.

Q-38.Accessstandardsfor buildingsrelateto:

a, Access from the s1reetto the buildingfor automobiles

b.Availabilityof anarchitecfsdrawingsto thebuildinginspector

c. Accessibilityof all theelectricalwiringandplumbingfor inspectionandrepairthe lifetimeof thebuilding

d.Accessto a buildingby allmembersof thepopulation,Includingthephysicallyhandicapped

Q-39Whatcriteriamustbemetfor a snowstormto berightfullycalleda blizzard?

a) Constantsnowfor morethan 12hours

b) Constantwindgustsof 50mphor more,ANDvisibilitybelow1/2mile,ANDmorethan12inches of snowmustfa\\.

c) Constantwindsorgustsof35mphormore,ANDvisibilitybelow1/4 milewithheavysnowand/orblowingsnow,ANDall of thesethingsmustlastfor at least3 hours.

d) Heavysnow,hurricaneforcewinds,andvisibilityunder1/8ofa mile

Q-40Theprocessofaclouddropletbecominglargeenoughto falloutasrainiscalled..,?

a) Evaporationb) Saturationc) Incandescenced) Coalescence



Q-55Whatis a lineon a weathermapthatconnectspointsof equaltemperaturescalled?

a) lsothennb) Isobarc) lsobrontd) Isohyet

Q-56Whatis a meteorologicaltermfor Wnota cloudin theskyW?

a) Cloud~freeSkyb) VeryClearSkyc) Severecleard) CloudlessSky

Q-57Whatarecumuluscloudscalledwhentheyblotoutthesunbutcan'tproduceprecipitation?

a) NOf11)recipitatabJecloudsb) Precipitation-freecloudsc) Precipitationlessclouidsd) Deadc\ouds

Q-58Typicalmeansof anchoringa windowunitintoa masonrywallinclude:

a.Woodnailerstripsattachedto themasonry

b.Steelclipsthatareembeddedin themortarjoints

c. Powder-drivenfasteners

d.botha&b

Q-59Theleastexpensiveplastersystemis:

a. basedon metallath

b. basedon gypsumlath

c. basedonveneerplasterbase

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a. Galvaniccorrosionis fikeJytoresult

b.Theywillexpandandcontractatdifferentrates

C.Differenttoolsareneededfor differentmetals

d.Differentdetailsareneededfor differentmetals

Q-61 Thecombinedeffectsofmasswastingand producestreamvalleys.

a) runningwaterb) tectonicsc) capacityd) weathering

a-62 Whichoneofthefollowingisameasureofamaterial'sabilitytotransmitwaterthroughinterconnectedporespaces?

a) Competenceb) Porosityc) Gradientd) Permeability

Q-63 Irreversibilityrefersto

a. naturalresourcethatcannotbereproducedin thefutureif wefailto preservethemnow.

b.obtainingintellectualpropertyrightsforthosedevelopingandpatentingnewproducts.

C.naturalextinctionof variousspeciesin DCs.

d. industrializationreplacingagriculturein LDCs.

a-64 Manyenvironmentalresourcesarepublicgoods,whicharecharacterizedby

a. rivalryandexclusioninconsumption.

b. nonrivalryandnonexclusioninconsumption.

c. rivalrybutnonexclusioninproduction.

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a. includesgenetic,species,ecosystem,andfunctionaldiversities.

b. refersto diversifyingearth'snonrenewableresources.

c. refersto reconstructionof tropicalrainforests.

(J,refersto biologicaleffectson commercialpfantation.

Q-66 Whyis it importantto insurethesuctionUneat anairhand\eris propel1yinsulated?

a. Refrigerantleakb. Noisereductionc.Vibrationcontrold.Moisturecontrol

Q-67Whatkindof fogfonnswhencoldairblowsagainstwarmwateror warmair blowsagainstcoldwater?

a) RadiationFogb) ValleyFogc) AdvectionFogd) SteamFog

Q-68I wantto puta smallattractivetree inmyfrontgarden.Whichis mostsuitable?

a) Oakb) Rowanc) Tuliptreed) Weepingwi1\ow

Q-69Whichof theseshouldI NOTplantinmyrock.ery?

a) Arabisb) Abeliac) Aubrietad) Alyssum

Q-70Iwishtoaddsomeattractivefoliagetoashadycorner.Whatwouldbeagoodplant?

a) Cannab) Hosta


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Q-71 I amcreatinga blueandwhiteborder.Whichof theseflowerswouldfit in best?

a) Crocosmiab) Agapanthusc) Heleniumd) Kniphofia

0-72 Nailpoppingingypsumboardwallsis notcausedby:

a, Nailsnotdriventightly

b. Shrinkageof thewoodstud

c. Notusingring-shanknails

d, Usingtoolonga nail

0-73.Marktheincorrectstatement

a) BentoniteclaymakesanexcellentwaterprOOfmembranearounda basementb) A slurrywallis a typeof sheeting.c) A tiebackmustalwaysbe anchoredin rock.d) Thesoilaroundanexcavationcan sometimesbestabilizedbyreinforcingit

Q-74Markthecorrectstatement

a) Reflective-coatedgf,. usedinbuildingfacadesfunctionsasaone-waymirror.b) Tintedglassthatabsorbs40%ofsolarenergywillallowonly60%ofthesolarenergyto

enterthebuilding.c) InsulatingglassfunctionsneartyasweU8Saninsulatedwall.d) Securityglassisreinforcedwithsteelwires.

0-75 Aoat glaSsisfloatedon:

a.A boilingwaterbath

b.Boilingoil

c.A high-pressurestreamof hotair

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a) Reversedb) Smallc) Variabled) impossibletoca\cu'ate

Q-77Drawdownofawellcreatesaroughlyconicalloweringofthewatertablecalledtheconeof

a) Saturationb) Depressionc) Aerationd) Permeability

Q-78 Thegreenhouseeffectisthephenomenonbywhich

a. biologicaldiversityis dominantin agriculturalproduction.

b. theglobe'swaterpollutionaffectsplankton.

c. theearth'satmospheretrapsinfraredradiation.

d.climaticchangesoccurnaturallyin theforest

Q-79. TheMontrealProtocol,signedin 1987andstrengthenedin 1990,

a. attainsthegfobaloptimaileveJof coomonpropertyresource.

b. relieson internationallytradableemissionpermits.

C.minimizesfreeridersofpublicgoods.

d. reducesozonedepletionthrough thecuttingof chlorofluorocarbon

production.

Q-80.Theaub ofRomestudy,TheUmitstoGrowth,suggeststhatasnaturalresourcesdiminish

a; GapitaJincreasingly replaces labor.

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c, costsrise, leaving less capital forfuture investment.

r

rd.contingentvaluationbecomescritical.

Q-81Whatis anexampleof a crossconnectionin a plumbingsystem?

a. Faucetthroughthesidewallof a tubb. "T"joint in a wetventstackc. Interfaceof the buildingservicewiththepublicutilityserviced. Locationof a back-flowvalve

Q-82I havean areaof acidsoilaroundthetrunksof twomaturepinetrees,andI ammakingashrubborderfor lime-hatingplants.Whichof thesewouldbe happierelsewhere?

a) Lilacb) Enkianthusc) Camelliad) Pieris

Q-83WhichoftheseanimalpartscouldIputinmyEnglishgarden?

~) Cat'spawsb) Frogmouthc) Ponytaild) Elephanfsears

Q-84Whichof theseis NOTappropriatefor mydrysunnyborder?

a) Rosemaryb) Artemisiac) Lavenderd) Hydrangea

Q-85 I knowthatspikyplantscanbea usefulwayof deterringburglarsfromclimbingintogardens.WhatcouldI use?

a) Chimonanthusb) Phlomisc) Berberisd) Ceanothus


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Q-86 I don'twantanypoisonousplantsin mygarden,as I haveyoungchildren.Whichof thesewouldbesafestto plant?

a) Yewb) Laburnumc) Foxgloved) Hawthorn

Q-87Whichof thefonowingaredeepfoundations:

a.Caisson

b. Rockanchor

c. End-bearingpile

d. Frictionpile

Q-88.Underpinningmayincludewhichof thefollowingfoundationtypes:

a.Wallandcolumnfootings

b. Piles & Mini-piles

c.Caissons,.

d. Alloftheabove

Q-89Thelighttransmittanceof clearsinglestrengthglassis approximately:

a.98%

b.94%

c.90%

d.85%

Q-90Moststreamscarrythe largestpartof theirload

a) insuspensionb) insolution



c) asbedloadd) neartheirhead

Q-91Thegreatmajorityof hotspringsandgeysersin theUnitedStatesarefoundin the

a) Midwestb) Westc) Southd) East

Q92. TheGenuineProgressIndicatoris

a. alsoknownas Indexof SustainableEconomicWelfarepercapita.

b.GDPplusresourcedepletionandenvironmentalcost

c. resourcedepletionandenvironmentalcostdividedbyGDPpercapita.

d. increasingfrom 1976 to 2000.

Q-93. Theentrepreneurcanbeviewedasthe

coordinatorofotherproductionresources.

II decisionmakerunderuncertainty.

III innovator.

IV gapfillerandinputcompleter.

a. I and IIonly.

b. II andIIIonly.


d. I, II, IIIand IV.

Q-94. Technicaladvanceinvolves

a. thedevelopmentof purescience,invention,innovation,financingthe innovation,andthe innovation'sacceptance.


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Q-11fyouwantedto cut a complicateddesignfroma smallpieceofthinplywood,whattoolwouldbe bestsuited?

a) Tablesawb) Scrollsawc) Jigsawd) Circularsaw

Q-2Whattoolwouldyouuseto adda nicely-finishededgetoa piece?

a) Raspb) Drillc) Routerd) Bandsaw

Q-3ManywoodworkerspreferJapanesehandsaws.Whatis theprimarywaythatJapanesesawsdifferfromUSsaws?

a) Japanesesawscutonthepullstrokeb) Japanesesawsusebettersteelc) Japanesesawshavefinerteethd) Japanesesawsarelessexpensive

Q-4Ofthefollowingwoods,whichis theheaviest?

a) Lignumvitaeb) Redwoodc) Ironwoodd) Whiteoak

Q-5Of thefollowing,whichis NOTa correctpairingof a woodwithitscolor?

a) Whitepine:whiteb) Padauk:orange-redc) Purpleheartpurpled) Gaboonebony:b\ack

Q-6Whatis thedefinitionof a hardwood?

a) Anywoodthatcomesfromabroad~leavedtree.b) Anywoodthatistoohardtoscratchwithafingernailc) Anywoodwithaspecificgravityover.8d) Anywoodthatcanbeusedinconstruction



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0-11 What ISthe mimmum dimensirJn forNli')(jcoon ~ sUPPolting fI(V1!Ioaos f0; Tlp~ 1'/t'u'!d., .::'~.

"'/hen columns Me required to h8\'e a fireresist:mce rating. too fire resistarv::t' protectiOnshall

A inc~de COmec.tlCl1St<, l;1\~",:;B e ,v.tandfrom the t!oo t,.. the .. eoi1i!)<l

C extend fromthE1floa to ttle 1100(above.D Inc~de (JItter':! SI.JPJ.)<')ftl:!c1bv th/3!c.~lInln.

Q-12

A. 6 In.B, 8 inG 10 It,D i .do

When a Type SC ~JlIls used as unbal~fl(;edb3dt'.fillagalnrt a r~lati'.eI~ r Jgid .,~afl,theojAslgr1.at~lall'a,1 ffi..~1re

30 ~f per ft of depth.S 45 pst per ft of dttpth.C' fie p'Stper n of depthD 100 pst [16/ It 01depth,

','Jhat ~.p&r.~s ('q ...( .",)ijp1v'lides termltAreslstan<er,

M _t:oorsB ... vpressC t.la<'~ 1c.../JStD ",,~f>tf::rf'1red cedars

t=.'" II . "ft . 1 ; In In~la' r.'f)O;"rJ'1Ie'~u.re5amVlimur'l A tIG.~'r.18tr: 4.:1"'s,lr'g "r frnjShn~I'sflY pror""f "(".nnet'tl0fl fAnel p'1qes?

A 44B ~r: r..-.

. oX..

O cpOJ.

The Imtall.ation '1t'3ndards f()f ... w-at cts€4nl! ql

,~fi:ffi f'3'~UII~ th+I bt.ild\\19 \\I'd d\al'm ofst',MI t..

Po~.emw r'a"~fr\ m:..I",tt-e p."'1'ftd .',.tJ',in 1)0"'.iTi"n; r..Bt f IT>&..:.;)')~1n.l(..tJ0;',,\re,a'

A ')0B 1l)OC 1<',0

D .-:0(\

Where fI.:e::t dnnking fountains are pjO',1ded.what pe.rcent shall be.made acces.;lble?

A 20B 40C 50D 100 0-13

In the Sll'lpedglazlnq ~'!stem of a one and twC'f&mfi', ~'ellll'g, Ii ~..;,.,ee.rlst.,;,U t~ r~IUlri'!J

,'.nl"re th", p~lIe of gl.3:.$ ,<;;

A. 12SQ.ft inare:}.the highe$t point of gJa5~Is 10 ft a1"o.e /,'i:\l-lnq"'lI'face. :md lhe 0-14]\358thirh 't:S~ I:: 3,'11ill

B 13 sQ.ff in are::1.trIP hlqt.esr !:ic1ntCfgla-t;~~12 ft ab<Jve\alr,ing suface ;:\nd ttJe~lassth ickneF.S is 1.'411

c... 16 sQ. ft. in ar&3..th~ hlqhe8t pOlrltof glass 1&1211 "ItY.J,./eNstkll1<1su, face and !tiE"QI'~cstt,irknA!'.:) i<'"~t 1.1

L 1~ ~q ft " ale~. t"1...1:!:ir ",.::,(',nt ,--.s~I'~<'G~

14 ft. ab<:we walking SUIface and ttte ~%thtCkr1ess IS 1!~In

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The ')~.cupant l&1 ft)l'\'. a <',s!",s aI I'II'\:Jt 20 ,'100

sq. ft ..."'elt~ t.>,r.0f 0" t: {jr.,.J' are dlreclLaccas$lble fromttle <;freatFJ1atlt;~

A 200.B 333.C 5110[: 66(, 0-16


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0-17 Oilbased paint Is being st(n~d il"' a 51)1t ~ 00 tt20 ft. bul1dfng What fs the required CFMofventilation?

A 4,000 CFMB. 16.000 CFMC 40.000 CFMo 160.000 CFM

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Flr~ doors in horizontal 9xl13shall have snQpening protfj(:tlve of

A 112B 1C 11&.D 2.

Abrupt changes In elBwtlQf1 oo'tal!<ioQ surfacesin a ITlti8.nsof egress. rh-all NeT i' 1~(1Q(j

A. 1}ainB. % inC 14 1n.D. 1/2in.

An automatic sprinklered. fb':ed sea.t ~tre hasbeen designed In vJ'Ilc:hth~ nw imum l"1I.m.be[cfseats in a row SE'Nlng an e':it aislE>from bo""sides is 7Q The risers in the qItIe>~~ 9 In.highThere is 00 hand rail Inthe a~e ~~~t i:6theminimumwidthof the aisle"

A 36.00 In.B 36.75 In.e 42.0010.D. 48.00 in.

In an t..e>prlnklereCt, ttiifef>-Stor~ 0ff1('e buildingwith 35.00~q ft per ~?or if the tra\iel dlstsr",,8does not ex.ceW2CO ft. \"'tlat is the f\lJITIber(Ife (its required?

~ 1B 1C 3'D 4

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An uospr!nklered ijyrmasium is prO'~lded wJth fourstBndaro 36 k1wide doors, I"cated me on each~ all 1tJe ma (Imum €''Jress capaclt'. pro,...lded I~;

A 400.B 680(" 720C 750

A 150,000 sq. tt sehoo.l is being'Cr.:nstn./f'tedofTvpe V till! cons.fID..,ti~ JhebuUdlng ccntainsa 100ft. ;( 120 1\ ~,m, ~ ~OOft. cOOft multl-1)Urp08<!! roomwjtITAI)~'Ja c. pkdfc<!'m,automatic §Q!inklerB 9RCi.islocated "'5 ft. fromadJaC'er\l.tmndihgs ana property lines. Which ofthe fCI\<M1f'''1cjr~tr\.K:; ~'Jn is required"

p, 3-hQlI'rtr! waUOOtw.:oenthe edur: ItlunA!spacE!and gymnaslufn to create ;. ,pM ..it4

bWJdlngsB. 1-\"'j(U &eparsUun b&rwa~n \he ~duo:...&id,d.:

GtIa"p to create required rompartrnentsc.. 14lour ae~atioo bet~€Em use groups and

4thW'ittir-'- i"duc 100"\31 SI)aCi1 to createseparate ccmpartrnents

D i-hoorseparationbetween th& edLJCstlOO91spac~ ~1Iti-purpose fPom and g\mnasiumto create separate U69 groups

Q4!4 Which of the f~ilowjng Is the criteria for therequirements for anchorage ,)f a :-;egm",nt. ,dstlearwall?

A 2B. 3C 4D. S

\~Jtllchof the tollo'WtngIs NOT required a.sprotecth-m ins highhazard area ct a businessoo~upancj 7

A 1-oour fire barrierB '.tIt-hOOffire dl"Q!$C portable fire extmgulBherso 'rutffi"\\1t\<C~ 'lil'\<:1-1iOO\ng::'yGwm

The standard for n"mO'\'sf of grease-laden vaporsand ~.e ~omcommercialcool<"Jngequjprnflntis NFPA

A. 72.8. 90AG. 96D. 00.



Q-27Whichof thefollowingis a softwood?

a) Walnutb) Applec) Balsad) Yew

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;-.Q-28.Whichof thefollowingaredesignthresholdsthatrepresenta majordifferencein thecostof afoundation?

a. Buildingbelowthewatertable

b. Goingfromshallowto deepfoundations

c. Usingsteelsheetpilingversusconcretesheetpiling

- d. Buildingcloseto anexistingbuilding

-Q-29.Pilesmaybemadefrom

a.Timber...

b. Precastconcrete& Sitecastconcrete

- c.Steel

d.Stone

... Q-30. Hagen'sOntheTheoryof SocialChangeusespsychology,sociology,andanthropologytoexplainhowa traditionalagriculturalsociety

a. learnsto acceptitsfate.

b,attainscontinuingtechnicalprogress.

-- c. producesanaccommodatingpersonalitywitha highneedfor achievement.

d. hasa socialstructurewherehighstatusis attained.

Q-31.TheProtestantEthicandtheSpiritofCapitalismwaswrittenby

a.AdamSmith.



c. AdaptingexistingWesterntechnologyto LQCconditionsrequireslittlecreativity.

d. Laboris usuallyconsideredthescarcefactor.

Q-35.The efficiencywageis the

a.wagecostsperunitofoutput

b.wageratethatprevailsin LOCs.

c. wageratedividedbytheproductivityof labor.

d. marginalproductof labordividedbywage.

0-36. Steelstructural':shapesareproducedby:

a.casting

b.forging

c. die-forming

d. rolling

0-37. Thefollowingmaterialsaregoodforfireproofingsteelcolumns:

a. Concrete& Brickwork

b.Mineralfiberslabs& Intumescentcoatings

c. Metallathandplaster& Gypsumboard

d. allof theabove

0-38. Cold-formedsteelframingmembersmaybe usedfor:

a. Rafters

b.Joists& Saleplatesandtopplates

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d. allof theabove

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ActivityImmediatefollowerEstimatedtimeA E 6 IB F 5C D,G 8D F 4E end 5F end 10G end 10

Q-39Thecriticalpathis:

A)B-F. B)C-D-F. C)C-G. D)A-E.

Q-40Thetimeforthecriticalpathis:

a)20days b) 11days c) 18days d)noneof these

Q-41Thepathwiththegreatestslacktimeis:

A)A-E. B)B-F. C)C-D-F. D)C-G.

Q-42.Lathingtrimaccessoriesdoesnotinclude:

a. edge beads

b.cornerbeads

c. controljoints

d.hawks

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a) Woodflooringmaybehadwiththegrainrunningeitherparallelor perpendicularto thesurfaceof thefloor.

b) Carpetis oftenglueddirectlyto thefldOrslab.c) Acousticalcei\ingsareso namedbecausetheyreftectmostofthesoundthatstrikesthem.d) Suspendedceilingscanbecreatedfromalmostanyceilingfinishmaterial.

0-44 Whichof thefollowingis correct

a) Electricians,plumbers,and heatinginstallersmusteach do wort<.ina buildingbothbeforeandafterthe interiorwallfinishesareinstalled.

b) Electricalwiringis moredifficultto routethrougha buildingthanplumbingandheatinglines.

e) Thermalinsulationis a greathelpto a buildinginwinter,butcontributestooverheatingofthe buildinginsummer.

d) Kitehencabinetunitsarebroughtto thejobsitein mostcaseswiththecountertopsalreadyattached.

0-45.Whichofthefollowingisincorrect

a) Shingles are applied starting at the bottomof the wallar roofand workingupward.b) Onclearnightsa roofsurfacecanbecomecolderthanthesurroundingair.e) Glasswas notusedin buildingsuntilMedievaltimes.d) Whentemperedglass breaksit fallsintosmarrgranules.

0-46 Whichofthe followingroomsREQUIREa GFCIcircuit?

a,Bedroomb.Diningroome.Bathroomd.Furnaceroom

0-47 Junctionboxessupplyingswimmingpool,wet nichefixturesMUSTbehowmanyinchesataMINIMUMabovethewaterlevel?

a.4b.6c.8d.10


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a) Sheetmetaljoist hangersareusedto makea strongconnectionwhereverwoodjoists bearon oneanotherat rightangles

b) Combinedfootingsareusedto savemoneyincaseswhereconcretepricesarehigh.c) Sha1\owfootingsmayonlybe placedon undisturbed,naturalsoil.d) Thefoundationengineerneednotbeconsultedbythearchitectandstructuralengineer

untilthesizeandpositionof thebuildingonthe landhavebeendetermined.(F)

Q-49Whichtypeofwoodshrinkageis greatest?

a. Longitudinal

b.Radial

c.Tangential

d.none

Q-50.Whichof thefollowingis nota naturalpublicmonopolies?

a.mobilephone.

b.electricity.

c. watersupply.

d. postalservice.

Q-51 Anexampleofexternaldiseconomiesis

a. scholarshipfortechnicaleducation.

b, R&Din robotics.

c. a newdrugto cureAIDS.

d.environmentalpollution.



a-52Lackofabsorptivecapacityindevelopingcountriesresultsfrom

a. inadequategovernmentbureaucracy.

b.smallsizeof infrastructure.

c. unsuitabletechnology.

d.Allof theabovearecorrect

a-53. Ina competitiveeconomy,a workerearnsan incomeequivalentto

a. theamountof braindrain.

b.marginalutility.

c.marginalproduct

d. thesubstitutabilityof laborto capital.

a-54. Themarginalproductmodelaas~mesthat

a. individualspay thefull costof theireducation.

b.governmentsubsidizesschoo1ing.

c. educatedpersonsmigJ'atemore.

d.capitalandunskUIed~bor arecomplements.

a-55. Gunna(Myrgalarguesthatamajorbarriertohighlaborproductivityis

a. dueto a lackofeducation.

b.a classsysteminwhichtheelitearecontemptuousofmanualwork.

c. upper-andmiddle-classWesterners.

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Q-56.Lightgaugemetalfloorframing doesnotacceptthefollowingsubfloormaterials:

a.Corrugatedsteeldecking

b.Plywood

c.OSB

d. Gypsumsheathing

Q-57Air is usedinconcreteto:

a. Createa bettersurfaceappearance

r b.Maketheconcreteeasierto handleduringplacement& Increasethe resistanceof theconcreteto freeze-thawdamage

c. Helpevaporateexcesswaterfromthecuringconcrete

d. Strengthentheconcrete

Q-58.Ina groupof concretesamples,thestrongestwill betheone:

a. Curedunderwaterfor a year

b.Moist-curedfor a week,thenallowedto dry

c. Moist-curedfor 3 days,thenallowedto dry

d. Curedintheair for a year

Q-59.Performancegradesforwindowsrelateto:

a. Resistanceto air infiltration&Waterresistance

b. Structuralperformanceof thesashin highwinds

c. Operatingforce

d. all of these



0-60 Markthefalsestatement

a) Double-hungwindowsareoftenmade.sothatthesashpullsoutanddownforcleaning.b) Slidingglassdoorsopento theirfullarea.c) A casementwindowmusthaveits insectscreenonthe interiorside.d) Interiorfinishmateria\shaveanimportanteffectonthe qua\ityandquantityof interior

illuminationin a building.

0-61. Ina fireendurancetestof a partitionassemblywhichIsnottrue:

a.Thepartitionmustnotburnthrough

b.Theassemblyis subjectedto thestructuralloadforwhich

it wasdesigned

C.Afireis maintainedagainstthepartitionuntilit fails

d.A duplicateassemblymustpassa hosetest

0-62 Generaltrendsin interiorfinishsystemslead:

a.Towardintegral,single.piecesystems

b.Towardlighter-weightmaterialsandcomponents

c.Towardwdry-systems

d.bothb&c

0-63Whatisthemaximumampacity/breakersi~eforacopperAWG#12conductor?

a.15b.20c.30d.40

0-64 A positivedrainageslopeawayfroma housefoundationof 5%is equalto a

a. 6 inchdropin 10feetb.6 inchdropin 5 feet


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Q-65Lagscrewsare insertedwith:

a.Ahammer

b.A screwdriver

c.Awrench

d.A pneumaticgun

Q-66Adhesivesarewidelyusedontheconstructionjob sitefor:

a.Laminatingbeams

b. Connectingframingmembers

c. Bondingtheframeto thefoundation

d.Attachingsubflooringandwallpanels

Q-67.WhichofthefollowingisnotTRUEabouteducationinLDCs?

a. Publicexpenditureperstudentfor highereducationis aboutlen timesas highas for

primaryeducation.

b.Theexpansionofprimaryeducationredistributesbenefitsfromthe richto thepoor.

c. Economistsunanimouslyagreethat lDCs shouldputgreaterpriorityon primary

education.

d. Boysaresentto schoolfar moreoftenthangirls.

Q-68. SimonS. Kuznetsarguesthatthemajorstockof aneconomicallyadvancedcountryis notitsphysicalcapitalbut



a. naturalresources.

b.bodyof knowledge.

c.land.

d. quantityof labor

Q-69. Laborproductivityis higherin DCssuchasJapanandGermanythanin LDCsdueto

a. higherformaleducationandtraining.

b. betterhealthandphysicalconditionof thelaborforce.

c. Botha andb arecorrect

d. Noneof theaboveis correct

Q-70. Theemigrationof highly-skilledpeopletramthedevelopingcountriesis knownas

a. thebraindrain.

b. humancapitaldeterioration.

c. productivity.

d. labordegradation.

Q-71Aproductionfunction

a. showsthedependencyoutputof theworkingpopulation.

b.depictstherelationshipbetweeninputandoutput

c. statesthe relationshipbetweenproductsandincomedistribution.

= d. is a functionof naturalresourcesin a country.

Q-72.Entrepreneurshipisthe

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c) Forsatisfactoryacousticisolationbetweenrooms,meticulousattentionmustbepaidtosealinganyair leaksinthepartition.

d) Woodpartitionframingis allowedonlyinsingle-familyresidences.

Q-77. Whichof thefollowingis the leastdangerousplaceto havea sharpcurvein the road?

a)Abridge,c)Atthebottomoflongsustaineddowngrade

b)Thecrestof a hill,d) none

Q-78. Roaddustiswhattypeofconcern?

a} Safetyconcern, b) Healthconcern, c)botha&b. d)none

Q-79. Berms:

a) actas a wallto stoptrucksthataregoingoff the road.b) aregoodfor helpingthedriverknowwheretheedgeof the roadis,c) arerequiredwheredrop-offsareof sufficientgradeor depthto endangerpersonsinequipmentd)a& b

Q-80 Allof thefollowingareapprovedfor usein watersupplypipesEXCEPT

a.galvanizedironb.copperc.plasticd.rubber

Q-81 Whichis the incorrectslopefor thecorrespondingpipediameter?

a) 1 in40for 100mmpipeb) 1 in80for 150mmpipec) 1 in 60for 150mmpiped) 1in 90for 230mmpipe

Q-82 Windupliftof the roofof a buildingof traditionMillconstructionis counteractedby:

a.Tyingtheroofbeamstogetherwithirondogs

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b. Usingscuppersaroundtheperimeterof the roof

c.Usingonlyheavytimber roof decking

d. Runninga steelanchorstrapdownthemasonrywallfromtheendof eachroofframingmember

Q-83.Whichof thefollowingheavytimberframesdo notneedto be buttressedor tiedat thebaseto resisthorizontalthrusts:

a.Arch

b. Continuousbeam

c. Rigidframeor portalframe

d.Dome

Q-84.Ina productionfunctionY = F(L,K,N,E,T),Y is

a. nationalproduct.

b.capital.

c. naturalresources.

d.prevailingtechnology.

Q-85. Whichof thefollowingis nota capitalgood?

a.plantandequipment

b.buildings.

c. inventories.

d.consumergoods.

Q-86. Laborskillsarea majorcomponentof


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a.fertility.

b. populationquality.

c.mortality.

d.morbidity.

Q-8? Theopenlyunemployedin lDCs areusuallyfromallof thefollowingexcept:

a.persons15to 24yearsold.

b. theeducated.

c. residentsof urbanareas.

d. fromthepoorest1/5of thepopulation.

Q-88.WhichofthefollowingisnotTRUEaboutunemploymentin lDCs?

a.Theunemploymentratefor youthsis twice thatof peopleover 24.

b. Unemploymentinmral areasis twicethatof urban

areas.

c.World-widetherearefewerunemployedfemalesthanmales,buttherate is higherfor

women.

d.Theunemployedarerelativelywelleducated.

Q-89.Theinvisiblyunderemployed

a. areworkerswhoarecompelledtoworkshorthours.

b. resultfroman inadequateuseofworkers'capacities.

c. arepart-timeworkerswhovoluntarilyworkshorthours.

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a) Umestoneis easilycutjustafteritis quarried,butbecomesharderwith age.b) Ashlarstoneis veryirregular.c) Marbleworkshouldbecleanedwithmuriaticacidafterthemortarhashard~n.ed

sufficiently.d) Thereis notrulystandardsizeof concreteblock.

Q-91Whatis therecommendedminimumslopefor anexteriorslab?

a.1/16"1ftxb.1/8"/ ftc. 1/4"1ftd.1/2"/ ft

Q-92Toomuchwatercausestheconcreteto?

g, hardenfaster

b.beliquifiedc. expandaftercuringd. reachalowerstrength

Q-93. Bermsmaybemadeof

a)concrete, b) largebt)Ulders, c) loosematerialbetweenlanes. d)b&c

Q-94specifythecorrectstatement

a) Abemtsheightmustbeequaltothewheelheightofthelargestvehicleusingtheroad.b) Thesideofthebetmfacingtheroadmustnotbetoosteep.c) BotJlg~rsarehotrecommendedasbermmaterials.d) Center(9rstraddle)bermsandescapelanescanbeusedinsteadofberms.

Q-95 Curv.esshouldbebanked_% to_%

~1to2~2to3~3to4~4to5

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Q-96Drainageshouldbeonthe

a)insideor b) outsideof thecurve. C)middle d)none

Q-97whichis trueamongstthefollowing:

a) Dryloosegravelprovidesastabfe,skid-fesistantroadsurface.

b) Roadbumpsdamageequipmentbutarenotasafetyconcern.

c) Muddyor s\ushy(snowmixedwithwater)roadsareevenmoredangerousthaneither

snowor icealone.

d) Thewidthofa tirehaslittletodowithitsskidresistance.

Q-98Whichofthemisnotawaterintake?

a) Canalb) Riverc) Lakesd) None

Q-99 Ina DigestionChamberwhichis thecorrectcapacityof theHopper?

a)h12(A1+A2+A1A2)b)h13(A1+A2+A1/ A2)c)h/3 (A1+A2+A1A2)d)none

Q-100Whichof thestatementis notcorrectfor halogenbulb?

a) Halogenbulbsarea formof incandescentbulbcontaininghalogengases

b) buttheyaremoreexpensiveto buythanordinaryincandescentbulbs

c) buttheyarelessexpensiveto buythanordinaryincandescentbulbs

d) Lowvoltagehalogenbulbsto bemoreefficientthanthe240volttype


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Q-1.Usingsolarenergyhasvaluebecause:

a) solar energy does not pollute the environment

b) solarenergysavesmoneyc) solarenergyis not"usedup.d) allthe above

Q-2.Thecolorblack:

a) Reflectsthewavelengthof allcolorsb)Absorbsthewavelengthof all colorsc) Shouldbe usedto keepcoold) Is rarelyused

Q-3.Timemanagementmeans:

a) Effectiveplanningof yourowntimeto achieveyouraimsandobjectivesb) Unitcostingof productsandservicesc) Managementbysettingandmonitoringtheachievementofobjectivesd) Long-termvisionandshort-termmotivation

Q-4.A codeof conductis:

a)Ageneralguidelineforthosewithlittleexperience;butwhicharenotrequiredtobeusedbythosewithconsiderableexperienceof homeinspectingb)A nationallydrawn-upsetof guidelineswhichyouarerequiredto adheretowhilstconductinghomeinspectionduties,andwhichinc\udedetai\edru\esandregu\a1ionsc) Aimedat largerorganisationsemployingmanyinspectorsto helpthemworkconsistentlyd) none

Q-5.Whichof the following couldbepresumedto bean asbestos-containingmaterial?

a)Wallpaperb)Plasticfloortilesc)Plasterboardd)all

Q-6.Approvedbuildingregulationsstates thattheheadroomat thesideof a stairwayleadingto aloft conversion should be at least

a)2.0mb)1.9mc) 1.8md)none


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Q-7.Chrytosileis morecommonlyknownas:

a) Whiteasbestosb) Brownasbestosc) Blueasbestosd) none

Q-8.ApprovedDocumentK(1998edition)oftheBuildingRegulationsstatesthatthemaximumpitchforaprivatestairis:

a)40°b)4~c)45°d)none

Q-9.WhatistheminimumheightthattheDPCshouldbeinstalledaboveexternalgroundlevelsabuttingabuilding?

a) 100mmb)125mmc) 150mmd)175mm

Q-10.A renderedcavitybrickparapetwalldisplayshorizontalcrackingat regularintervalsconsistentwiththelineof themortarbedsof thebrickmasonryunderthe render.Whatis themostlikelycauseof this?

a)Thermalexpansionof thebrickworkb) Sulphateattack.of themortarjointsc) Cavitywalltie failured) Differentialmovementbetweenthe innerandouterpartsof thecavitywall

Q-11.Condensationcanformon windowsevenif theyaredoubleglazed:

a)Trueb) False

Q-12.Thegraphicbelowshowspartof a staircaseopening.Identifythenamesofthejoists:

a)A is a trimmer,B is trimming,C is trimmedb) Ais a trimmer,B is trimmed,C is trimmingc) A is trimming,B is a trimmer,C is trimmedd) noneis correct


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Q.13.This typeof roof below is known as a:

a) Coupleroofb) Closedcoupleroofc) Collarroofd) closedco\\ar

Q.14.Thisdefectbelowis probablycausedby:

a) Frostattack.b) Efflorescencec) Sulphateattackd) degradation

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Q-15.1nestimating,stairsareusuallypricedbythe

(A) lengthofthes1ringer.(B)heightof the risers.(C)treadanditstype.(D) heightof thebalustrade.

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Q-16casementwindowhasasash

(A)slidinghorizontallyin theframe.(B)securedpermanentlyin theframe.(C) hingedto thetopof theframe.(0) hingedto thesideof theframeandsingingoutward.

Q-17 A window sash is

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(A)theperimeterunitattachedto thewallframingynit(B)thetrimusedto containmovementof doorswithintheirframes.(C)thepartof thewindowintowhichtheglassis fitted.(0) thecasingandmouldingbridgingthegapsbetweenthewindowframeandtheinteriorandexteriorwallfinishes.

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Q-18Themostcommonwoodusedinwindowconstructionis

(A)basswood.(B)birch.(C)oak.(0)pine.

Q-19 Good two sides is a gradingfor

(A) concrete block..(B)glass.(C)lumber.(0)plywood.

17. Wall ties should be laid out so that they are:a) Levelb) Fallingslightlyoutwards,or levelc) Fallinginwards

18. What type of cylinder is this?

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Height

Q-25.Thesteeldiagonalstripsbelowarefroma housebuiltin the 19505.Whichof thefollowingstatementsis correct?

a)This is a Cornishunitandthestrapssecurethewindowframeb)This is anPJreyhouseandthestrapspreventracking(deformation)of theframec) Thisis a Unityhouseandthestrapspreventracking(deformation)of theframed) none

Q-26.Traditionally,a 'flatroof to becoveredby lead,masticasphaltor built-upfelt shouldbeconstructedat a pitchof:

a)00b)1in50c) 1in100d)1in80


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Q-27._Islamic decorationmakesextensiveuseof-- motifs:

a,calligraphic, b.organic, t. arabesque, d. all theabove

r Q-28._ Whichofthefollowingisabasilica?

a. SantaCostanza, b. OldSt Peter's, c.Sts.PeterandMarceffinus, d.Sl Cat/ixtus

Q-29._ Romansexcelledin innovativearchitecture,includingtheColosseum,usingthematerial:

a.sandstone, b.brick, c.concrete, d.schist

Q-30._ ThestyleoftheEtruscanscanbestbedescribedashaving:

a. motionandvitality,b.stabilityandcalm,c. rigidfrontafityandsymmetry,d.cylindricalforms

Q-31._ Terracottasarcophagishowinglife-sizedrecliningfiguresaremosttypicalofthe:

a. HellenisticGreeks,b.Etruscans,c.republicanRomans,d.Egyptians

Q-32Steelframingis

IA). . fi d\. ., Imperviousto re amage.(B)notusedfor columnsin commercialconstruction.(C)morefireresistantthanreinforcedcone....(0) generallymoreeconomicalthanreinforcedconcrete.

Q-33Standardhouseholdlightingcircuitsnormallyuse

(A)12gaugewire, thatwillsafelycarrya 15ampdraw.(B) 14gaugewireprotectedby 15ampfuses.(C) 14gaugewireprotectedfromoverloadby 14ampfuses.(D) threelivewires.



0-34 Themostcommontypeof supplyplumbingpipingin useat thistimeis

(A)galvanizedpiping.(B)copperpiping.(C) PVCpiping.(0) steelpiping.

0-35 Whichof thefollowingis anelementof thebasicresidentialhotwaterheatingsystem?

(A)neutralbusbar.(B)anti-syphonvalve.(C)stackvent(0) radiationunit.

0-36 Thewhitecementmaterialusedto filljointsbetweenceramictilesis called

(A)fitment\. I

(B)slag.(C)mud.(0)medusa.

0-37 Anadvantageof unprotectedmetalconstructionis

(A)Theinterchangeabilityof framingmembers~(B) Easeof replacementor repairof a singledamagedsteelframingmember.(C) Itsresistanceto damagefromheatandfire.(0) Theeasewithwhichit canbe built.

0-38 Foundationwall thicknessdependsonthe

(A)widthof thefootings.(B)compositionof thegroundsoil.(C) heightof thefoundationwall.(0) depthoffrostpenetration

0-39 Cementplasterappliedto theexteriorwallsurfaceof a hollowconcrete blockfoundationis called

(A)weepingtile.(B)parging.(C) Dilaster.\ -, I

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Q-40Whichof the followingmaysignalthefaitureof damp-proofing,waterproofingor drainageof foundationwalls?

(A)Efflorescence(B)Heaving(C)Craze-cracks(D) Shadowing

Q-41Layingbrickin a mannerthateliminatescontinuousverticalmortarjoints is called

(A)breakingjoints.(B)controljoints.(C) headers.(D)lintels

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Q-42.A solarwaterheater:a) Canheatwateronly20 degreesaboveoutdoortemperatureb) Canheatonly5 gallonsofwaterata timec) Is bestpositionedfacingnorthd) Canheatwaterto 180degrees

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Q-43.A solarcollectorhasthefollowing:a) Darksurfacesinsideb)A turbinec) Convectioncurrentsd) Biomass

Q-44._ A goodexampleof a buildingin the Ionicstyleis the:

a.Parthenon,c.TempleofAthenaNike,Acropolis

b.Temple of Poseidon,Paestum,d. all the above

Q-45._ Pyramidsweremostpopularduringthe:

a.predynasticperiod, b.MiddleKingdom, c. OldKingdom, d. NewKingdom

Q-46._ Thestylisticconventionsofrigidlyfrontalsymmetry,abnormaUylargeeyes,andtightlyclaspedhandsaremostcharacteristicoftheartof:

a.Sumeria, b.Egypt c.Babylon d. mesopotamia

Q-47._ Paleolithicartistsoftenusedatechniquecalled_ to depictthehornsof animals:

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(C)theslopeof a roof.(0) a breakin a rooflineat a dormer.

Q-54Whichof thefollowingmasonryunitsprovidesthepoorestlateralstrengthinwalls?

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(A)Brick(B) concreteblock(C) concretebrick(0) Structuralclaytile

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Q-55 A continuousverticalor horizontalrecessbuiltintothewallto concealpipesandductsiscalleda

(A)chase.(B)pilaster.(C)stretcher.(0)wythe.

Q-56Whichof thefollowingis classifiedas a hardwood?

(A)Maple(B)Cedar(C)Spruce(0) Pine

Q-57Whichof thefollowingis anadvantageof sprucefor framing?

(A)It will notdecayor warpreadily.(B) It is lightinweight(C) It is resistanttowear.(0) It is thestrongestsoftwood.

Q-58If twowoodmembersarebeingnailedtogether,thenaifingusedshouldbe

(A)galvanized.(B)triplethe\engthofthethicknessofthememberbeingnai\edthrough.(C)doublethe lengthof thethicknessof thememberbeingnailedthrough.(0) at leasttwoinchesin length.

Q-59Water vapour w\thina s1ructure

(A) is continuallydissipatedthroughwindow,doors,wallsandceilings.(B) is reducedbyproperinsulation.


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(C)is besteliminatedbypassingintothewallcavity.(0) occurswhenoutsidetemperaturearehigh.

Q-50As a homeownerin thefutureyouwould:

a) Nevertryusingasolarwaterheaterb) Encourageeveryoneto usea solarwaterheaterc) Planto useonlyfossilfuelsto heatwaterd) Notworryaboutenergyresources

Q-51_ Largestainedglasswindowswouldmostlikelybefoundin

a. Carolingianchurches.b.Ottonianchurches,c. Romanesquechurches,d. Gothicchurches

Q-52._ Ribbedvaultsaretypicalof

a. Carolingianbuildings,b.Ottonianbuildings,c. Byzantinebuildings,d. Gothicbuildings

Q-63Theoperationof fittingandsecuringpanesof grassintosashesis caUed

(A)glazing.(B)tempering.(C)cladding.(0) sliding.

Q-64Plateglass

(A) is a pressed,polishedglass.(B)doesnotrequiregrindingandpolishingin itsproduction.(C)producesan unmarredsurface.(0) is moreexpensiveto producethanfloatglass.

Q-55Enamelpaint

(A)hasexcellentcoveringqualities.(B)containspigmentsdispersedin latexpaint(C)driesonlybysolventevaporation.(D)is characterizedby itssmoothhardfinish


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(A)hasa lifeexpectancyof approximatelyfiftyyears.(B) is moreresistanttocorrosionthancopper.(C)is moreresistantto heatthancopper.(D)hasa'anger\ifeexpectancythancopper.

Q-67Whichof thefollowingis a TRUEstatement?Mostcabinetsandcountertopsare

(A) built in placeon theiob sitebycarpenters.(B)constructedof dimensionlumber.(C)constructedof utilitylumber.(D)factoryor shopproducedandfinished.

Q-68A buildingin anareawitha 40-pound-per-squarefootwindloadcontainswindowopenings6feetby6 feetlocatedmorethat18inchesabovethefloor.Thespecificationscallfor theuseof"heat-strengthened"glass.Theminimumacceptablethicknessis_ inch

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Q-69Howmanyexitsarerequiredon thefifthfloorof a six-floorofficebuildingwitha totalfloorareaof 120,000squarefee~equallydivided?

a) Twob) Threec) Fourd) One

Q-70 The maximumprotectionrequiredfor anopeningin anexteriorwanwhich is requiredto beof4-hourconstructionis

a) 4-hourb) 1%hourc) 3hourd) 2hour

Q-71IsometricDrawingis usedin

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(1)Bridgingjoistsspanfromsupportto support(2)Joistendscanbe'built-in'to within40 mmof a fluelining.(3) Restraintstrapsareusedto ensurewallstability.(4)Joiststhatare reducedin lengtharounda stairwellaretermedcripplejoists.


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Q-82Thepurposeof a gableladderis to providea:(a)Quick,safeaccessto thegableend.(b) Fixingfor thebargeboardandsoffitof anoverhangingverge.(c) Fixingforthefasciaboardandsoffitofoverhangingeaves.(d)Workingplatformforfixingthe gable.

Q-83Theeavesventilationtoa30.pitchedroofmustbeequaltoacontinuousgapofatleast(a)10mm(b)15mm(c)20mm(d)25mm

Q-84Flatroofjoistsareanchoredtothewallinordertopreventstrongwindsliftingtheroof.Themaximumspacingfortheseanchorsis:(a)2.5m(b)2m(c)1.5m(d)1m

Q-85Thegeometricaldevelopmentof theplanandsectionof a pitchedroofis illustratedin thefigure.Whichanglecouldbeusedforthejack rafterplumbcut?

(a)1(b)2(c)3(d)4

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0-86 Theintermediateuprightsina timberpartitionwallareknownas:

(a)Noggins(b)Plates(c)Firings(d)Studs.

0-87 A sectionthrougha timber-framedbuildingis shownin thefigurebelow.Thecorrectpositionfor themoisturebarrieris between:

(a)Iand2(b)2and3(c)3and4(d)4 and5.

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0-88 Onlytwoofthefollowingstatementsarecorrect:

1)Glulamtimberis notsuitablefor structuraluse.(2)Floorjoistsaresupportedonballoonframesbyribbons.(3)Timberframedbuildingsdonotrequireadditionalinsulation.(4)Brickc\addingis oftenusedfor timberframedbui\dings.

Whicharethey?(a)Iand3(b)2and4(c)I and4(d)2and3

0-89Themaximumpitchforaprivatestairwayis:

(a) 440(b) 380(c) 36 0(d) 42 0


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(a)Barefaced(b)Double(c)Twin(d)Stubbed

Q-91Theintermediateverticalmemberina dooriscalleda:

(a)Transom(b)Muntin(c)Mullion\ -I -

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Q-92The purpose of a diminishedstile doors is to:

(a) Providethemaximumareaof glass.(b) Improvethedoor'sappearance.(c) Strengthenthedoor'sstability.(d) Increasethewidthofthe stilefor thepanelgrOQve.

Q-93Onlytwoof the followingstatementsarecorrect:

(1)Theoutsideverticalmemberof a dooris calledajamb.(2)A half-hourfiredoorwithsmokesealsmaybe labeledFD30s.(3)Solidcoreflushdoorsarenormallyconsideredto beof a betterQualitythanhollowcoreflushdoors.(4)Bolectionmouldsfinishflushwiththefaceofthe door.

Whicharethey?(a)Iand3(b)2and3(c)2and4(d)1and4.

Q-94Bracesareincorporatedintomatchboardeddoorsinorderto:

(a) Providea fixingfor thehinges.(b)Preventthedoorfromsagging.(c)Jointmatchboardingtogether.(d) Protect thedoorfromweather.



Q-95Anti-capillarygroovesarerunaroundwindowframesandcasementsinorderto:

(a)Forma rebateto receivetheopeningcasement(b)Providea mouldingaroundthewindow.(c) Preventwindenteringthebuilding.(d) Prevent rainwaterenteringthebuUding.

Q-96A rectangularframecanbe'squared'by:

(a)Usingwindingsticks.(b)Checkingthatthesidesareparallel.(c) Checkingthatthediagonalsareequal.(d)Usinga largesetsquare.

Q-97Theverticalmembersina windowframeareknownas:

(a)Stiles(b)Posts(c)Uprights(d)Jambs

Q-98Whenmakinga replacementwindowframe,theoperationto becarriedoutdirecfiyafterplaningshouldbe:

(a)Markouttimber(b)Chopmortises(c) Sawtenons(d)Preparerod

Q-99ThenormatjointUsedfor a stormproofcasementis a:

(a)Draw-plnoedmor1isaand tenon(b)MortiseandteDonwithstardowel(c) Draw-pinnedcombjoint(d)Cpmb jointwith stardowel

Q-100Whichoneof thewindowsectionsshownin thefollowingfigurewillgivethemosteffectiveweatherprotection?

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Q-6.Thefollowingmaterialsaregoodfor fireprQQfingsteelcolumns:

a) Concrete,Brickworkb) Metallathandplasterc) Gypsumboard.Spray-onfireproofingd) Answer:alloftheabove

Q-7 . Steelstructural':shapesareproducedby:

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Q-22Thematerialthat is usedto coverexteriorwallstuddingis called

(A)sheathing.(B)veneer.(C)underlayment(D)coping.

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Q-24Whichof the followingis composedof threeor mo(econtinuouslayersor skinsofwoodmachine-bondedwithglueandlaidwithalternategraindirections?

(A)dovetailwood(B)Milledwood(C)Particleboard(0) Plywoodboard

Q-25Whattypeofwindowconsistsof a sashhingedto thebottomof theframe?

(A)Awning(B)Casement(C)Hopper(0) Jalousie

Q-26BothwindowframeS'andsashescontainseveraltypesofjoints.Whichof thefollowingdoesNOTbelonginfhagroupof sashjoints?

(A)BreakingjointS.(B}Oovetailjoints(C)Mortiseandtenonjoints(0) Slip cafe( joints

Q-27Whichof thefollowingis a typeof interiorwallandceilingfinishconsistingof oneor morelayersof gypsum-basedcompoundtrowelledovera specialbaseof varyingmaterialandconfiguration?

(A)Gypsumlath

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(0) Limeputty

Q-28Diamondmeshmadeof galvanizedor paintedsteelis alsoknownas

(A)drywall.(B)expandedmetallath.(C)gypsumlath.(0) lathandplaster.

;--Q-29Insolidbrickor masonrystructures.themainload-bearingstructuralcomponentsof thebuildingarethe

(A)joists.(B)exteriorwalls.(C)beams.(0)posts.

Q-30Latexpaint

(A) is anoil-basedcoating.(B) is water-dispersed.(C)is water-soluble.(D) driesthrougha chemicalreactionprocess.

Q-31Whichof thefollowingis oftenusedforthestorefrontandentranceglazingof specialtyshopssuchasjewelrystores?

(A)Georgiancastwire(B)Georgianpolishedwire(C) Laminatedglass(0) Temperedglass

Q-32Gypsumboard

(A) is themostcommonty-usedtypeof lath.(B) is verysimilarincompositionto gypsumlath.(C)producescrackingas a resultofshrinkagein thedryingprocess.(D)is notsuspectib\eto permanentwaterdamage.

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Q-34In buildingconstruction,theframingtechniquethatpromotesthespreadof theweightof aconcentratedloadamongadjoiningmembers,is called

(A)bridging.(B)shoring.(C)tying.(0) parging.

Q-35Footings

(A)areverticalpiles,mechanicallydrivenintogroundthatis notstableenoughto supporta structure.(B)inresidentialconstruction,shouldbe2incheswiderthanthefoundationwall.(C)mustbelocatedunderall interiorfoundationwalls.(0) areusuallysituatedatgroundlevel.

Q-36Inframeconstruction

(A)theupperwallframingmustbeanchoredtothefoundationwalls.(B)thesillplateis anchoredto thefootings.(C)crossbridgingis thebestmethodofsupportfor concentratedloads.(0) thewoodenbeamsarespacedapproximate\ythreefeetapart.

Q-37Inconcreteblockfoundationconstruction

(A)theconcreteblockis placeddirectlyovertheconcretefoundation.(B)theexteriorwallsurfaceis normallycoatedwitha cementplasterpargingmaterial.(C)fillingof blockcavitieswithmortarmaycausecrackingof the blocks.(0) thetopcourseof blockis usuallycapped witha 2-inch sillplate.

Q-38Whichof thefollowingdoesNOTcausedepreciationof foundationwalls?

(A)Constantexposureto moisture(B)Blockageof rainwaterleadersbelowgrade(C)Mortarappliedduringfreezingconditions(0) Vibrationto subsoil


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Q-39laminationofwoodframingmembers

{A)isperformedby applyinga coatof non-permeablelacquer.(B) is performedasa meansof reinforcement(C)is carriedoutat ail externalwailbeams.(0) createsfire resistivepropertiesfor a structure.

Q-40Oil-basedpaints

(A)arehighlyresistantto water.(B)containa bindermadeof latex.(C)arehighlyresistantto chemicals.(0) havelittleresistanceto humidity.

Q-41Whichof thefollowingis NOTa typeof metalusedin roofconstruction?

(A)Conugatedaluminum(B)Galvanizedcopper(C)Galvanizediron(0) lead

Q-42.Whichof thefollowingmaysignalthefailureof damp-proofing,waterproofingor drainageof foundationwalls?

(A)Efflorescence(B)Heaving(C)Craze-cracks(0) Shadowing

0-43 Exposureof drywallto moderateheatwillmostlikelycause

(A)crumbling.(B)combustionof thepaperface.(C)cracking.(0) ridgingof theseams.

Q-44Thelinewheretwoslopesof a roofintersect(at lessthan180degrees)is referredto asa

(A)hip.(B)pitch.(C)square.(0) valley.


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Q-45Whichof thefollowingdoesNOTdescribetemperedglass?

(A) It is usedformainlyautomotivepurposes.(B) It canbecutor refabricated.(C)It haswireimbeddedin a spiralpattern.(0) It is severa\timesstrongerthanordinaryglassofthesamesizeandthickness.

Q-46Whichof thefollowingis anopaquestructuralglassmadeinvariouscoloursandsomewhatsimilarin appearanceto ceramictile?

(A)Comerite(B)Permastone(C)Vermiculite(0)Vitrolite

Q-47To applyp\asterto this surface,wiremeshmustbe usedataUjointsfor areasover80squarefeet

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(A)Concrete(B)Orywalilath(C)Mortar(0) Polyurethane

Q-48Onebenefitof asbestoscementshinglesis their

(A)durability.(B)easeofinstallation.(C)resistancetoinjurybyimpact(0) hailresistance.

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Q-49 Slacking quick~\imein waterfor threeweeksproduces

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(A)cannotwithstand compression stress.(B)tendsto resiststretchingstress.(C)cannotwithstandshearingstress.(0) is moreeconomicalthansteelframing.

a-58Theaircushiontankofahotwaterheatingsystem

(A) provides a release for hot air.(B)promotes combustion in the combustion changer.(C) serves to reduce corrosion.(0) compensates for changes in water volume.

a-59 Whatarethefivemaincomponentsofa computersystem?

a) CPU,CD-rom,mouse,keyboard,soundcardb) Memory,VideoCard,Monitor,Software,Hardwarec) Modem,Keyboard,WordProcessor,Printer,Screend) CPU,memory,systembus,inputoutput

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a-51 Whatis theonlylanguagethata computerunderstandsdirecfiy?

a) English,asspokeninBoston,Mass.b) BASIC,theBeginners'All-purposeSymbolicInstructionCodec) machinelanguage,differentfor everytypeof CPUd) noneofthese

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Identifythecriticalpath.a)ABDF b)ABFD c)ACEF d)ACG

Q-63Alistofthetasks,brokendownintomodules,components,andindividualtasks,iscalled:a. workbreakdownstructure(WBS)b. PERTc. planningmatrixd. criticalpath

Q-64 Whichofthe genericcoatingtypeslistedbelowis recommendedfor servicein seawaterimmersion?

A. EpoxypolyamideB. EpoxyesterC.SiliconealkydD.Acrylicemulsion

Q-65Thecapitalof theCompositeorderis a combinationof thoseofwhichotherorders?

a) DoricandIonicb) IonicandCorinthianc) DoricandCorinthiand) TuscanandAeo\ic

Q-66Whatis thenamegivento carved,fuU.lengthfemalefiguresusedlikecolumns,inclassicalarchitecture?

a) . AUantesb) Termsc) Hermsd) Caryatids



Q-67UnliketheGreeks,theRomansoftenusedmorethanoneorderof columnsin tieredarcades.Whichorderwas almostinvariablythebase?

a) Ionicb) Doricc) Corinthiand) Composite

Q-68WhichRomanauthorwrotewhatbecamethestandardtextonclassicalarchitecture?

a) MarcusAgrippab) IsidoreofMiletusc) AnthemiusofTrallesd) Vrtruvius

Q-69Whichtwoof thefollowingcollaboratedon theconstructionof theParthenon?

a) SocratesandIktinosb) PhidiasandSocratesc) HerodotusandKallikratesd) Kallikratesand\ktinos

Q-70TheAthenianTreasurywaslocatedwhereduringthetimeof theDelianLeague?

a) Athensb) Delphic) Samesd) Mycenae

Q-71. Whichif thefollowingspraypaintingmethodslistedbelowhasthehighesttransferefficiency?

A. ConventionalairsprayB.AirlesssprayC. High-volumelow-pressuresprayD.Electrostaticspray

Q-72.Forwhatpurposeis a plasticsheettestused?

A. To preventearlyflashrustingB.To testforcoatingcureC.To determineif concreteis dryenoughforcoatingD.To detectemorescence


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-0-73. Whichof thefollowingis NOTa typeof paymentfor coatingcontracts?-

- A StagepaymentB.BalloonpaymentC.IncentivepaymentD.Pena\typayment

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- A. AnindependentinspectorB.ThegeneralcontractorC.TheownerD.Thecoatingcontractor-

- 0-75. Whichof the followingis a typeofcoatingfailurerelatedto aging?

- A BlushingB.UndercuttingC.CrateringD.Wrink\ing-0-76 whichis nota correctmatchfor structurewitha likelycoatingor treatment

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0-77 InwhatarchitecturalstylewastheTempleofAthenaconstructed?-.-. a) Composite

b) Doricc) Ionicd) Corinthian

-.0-78 ThefirstknownCorinthiancolumncapitalwasseenin theconstructionof whichtemple?

a) TheTempleofApollob) TheTempleofArtemisc) TheTempleofAthenad) TheTempleofHephaestus

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A. is equalto totalchannellengthdividedbywatershedareaB. in humidclimates,increaseswithincreasingP- E (rain- evap.)C. is dependenton bedrocklithologyD. affectsthehydrologicbehaviorof thedrainagesystemE.Allof theabove.F.All butoneof theabove.

0-86 Suspendedload( )

A. is usuallysandsizedor largersandor smaller,usuallysiltB. is transportedbysaltationthafs bedloadC.iscarriedmoreefficientlyinwiderdeeperchannelsD. is typicallydepositedat pointbarsontheinsideofmeanderbendspointbarsedsareusuallybedloadE.morethanoneis trueF. noneof theaboveistrue

0-87

Chadhadagardenthatwasintheshapeofarectangle.Itslengthwastwice itswidth.Hedecidedto makea newgardenthatwas 2feet longerand2 feetwiderthanhisfirstgarden.

Ifx representstheoriginalwidthof thegarden,whichexpressionrepresentsthedifferencebetweentheareaof hisnewgardenandtheareaof theoriginalgarden?

a)6x+ 4 b)2x2 d)8

0-88 Theecologicalapproachto urbansociologyinvolvedstudying:

a) howsocialgroupscolonizeddifferentareasofthe city andcompetedfor resourcesb) the forms of wildlife and natural habitatSthat could be found on the edges of the cityc) theway inwhichpeopleorganizedcollectiveprotestsaboutenvironmentalissuesd) howmenandwomenusedthecitYl,spublicspacesdifferen1fy

Q-89Howard'sideaof thegardencityconsistedof:

a) sixsmalltownssurroundedbygreenbeltsandlinkedtoa largercentralcityb) planningcitiesto haveplentyof trees,flowersandpublicgardensc) eachprivatelyownedhouseto haveitsownfrontandbackgardend) towerblocksto displacethepopulationverticallyandleavemostof thelandavailableas

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Q-90 The'decentralizedcity'canbeidentifiedby:

a) thestUftof employmentandservicesawayfromtheinnercitytowardsmuJtiplecentresinsmallertownsandruralareas

b) thedegenderingof publicspaceaswomenuselocalfacilitiesmorec) gentrification:themovementofmidd\ec\asspeop\ebackintotheinnercityd) all of theabove

Q-91 Whichof thefollowingis not identifiedasa newformof community?

a) ethniccommunities.basedonsharedidentityandexperienC;BSJ)fdiscriminationb) gayvillages,whichareformedincertainpartsof largecitiesc) sociologicalcommunities,formedby unpopularlecturersd) virtualcommunitiesthatexistonlyincyberspace

Q-92 Thecircumferenceof a circularplotof landis increasedIly 1'0%.Whatis the bestestimateofthe totalpercentagethattheareaof theplotincreased?

a)21% b)20% c) 11% d)8%

Q-93 Withindustrialcapitalism,leisureemergedtiS~ conceptthatmeant

a) distinctperiodsofnon-workaridrelaxationb) regulatedandorganizedactivitiestoreducesocialdisorderc) thegrowthofcivic,municipafculturethroughpubliclibraries,museumsandartgalleriesd) all of theabove

Q-94Asocialstratumis:

a) a leveltn thesodal hierarchy,comprisingpeoplewithsharedlifechancesb) a methodologicaltoolusedto identifya person'ssocialclassc) thetoundarybetweentwolevelsofthesocialhierarchyd) asymbofofstatus,usedtodifferentiatebetweensocialclasses

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WhoIs~c!'edited withdevdopmg the Qrr.hitectureof the ~'~m --o puter?

A. Sir Cliy;eSinclairB. B,II GlJte5C. John Yon !\.curr'onn


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a) twosets of parallel tines intersectingat 90,and dividingthe area intosquares.b) twosetsof parallellinesintersectingat 60,anddividingtheareaintosquares.c) twosetsof parallellinesintersectingat45,anddividingtheareaintosquares.d) threesetsof parane\\inesintersectingat90,anddividingtheareaintosquares.

Q-2Thelawsof positionof theshadowof a verticallinemaybe definedforthe

a) Equatorzone b)ShadedZone c)temperatezone d)ColdZone

-.Q-3Inthemgidcaloltes,or zonesastheyarecaned,thecurvesmaybecome

,...... a)Sphere b)Rectangle c)Ellipses d)Circle

Q-4ForvehiculartrafficHowmuchgrademaybetreatedas a maximum.

-. a) 10% b) 11% c) 12% d) 13%

Q-5 Which of the foUowingstatement is true whensun\ight is concernedfora building?

-. a) eastern slopesarecoolerthanwestern b)easternslopes arewarmerthanwesternc) easternslopesareequaltowestern d) northernarewarmerthansouthern-

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"....a)economicprosperityof convnunities b) Social prosperityofcommunitiesc) Individualeconomicprosperityof communities c) Noneofthese

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a) GermaneconomicgeographerWALTERCHRISTALLER(1894-1975)b) GermaneconomicgeographerWALTERCHRISTALLER(1894-1975)c) IndianaeconomicgeographerWALTERCHRISTALLER(1893-1975)d) IndianeconomicgeographerWALTERCHRISTALLER(1892-1975)

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Q-8Thetaskofcentralplacetheoryistodelineate...

-.a) the geographical relationship among different central placesb) thegeographicalrelationshipamongdifferentcities .

c) thegeographicalrelationshipamongdifferentcentralcitycentersd) the geographical relationship among differentRadial places

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a) 20 Deg.To 25deg.c) 25deg.To 30deg.

Q-17dry semiarid (steppe).is a...

b) 15deg.To 20 deg.d) 20deg.To 35deg.

a) grasslandclimatethatcovers14%of theEarth'slandsurfaceb) true desert climate that 12 % of the Earth's land surfaceand is dominated{)y x~rophyticvegetationc) Mid-LatitudeClimatesd) noneofthese

Q-18MoistSubtropicalMid-LatitudeClimatesis

a) 10to 300of latitudemainlyontheeasternandwesternbordersof mOstcontinentsb) 25to 500of latitudemainlyontheeasternandwesterl1bordersQfmostcontinentsc) 30to 50° of latitudemainlyontheeasternandwesternbordersof mostcontinentsd) 10to 35. of latitudemainlyontheeasternandwesternborders(j( mostcontinents

Q-19Moistcontinentalmid-latitudeclimateshave...

a)warmto coolsummersandcoldwintersc) coolto hotsummersandcoldwinter$

b) warmto hotsummersandcoldwintersd)lIone of these

Q-20Thetermspermafrostmeans...

a)aclimatewherethesoilisperrn8neRtlyfrozentodepthsof hundredsofmetersb) a climatewherethesoi11$temporarilyfrozento depthsof hundredsof metersc) a & b bothd) noneof these

Q-21Which:Factoris noteffecttheWorldClimaticRegions...

a)Airmassinftuencesb)Altitude c)Locationofglobalhigh&lowpressurezones d)none

Q-22Inwarm-humidclimates...

a) nightsareusuallywarmandthereis verylittlediurnalvariation

b) nightsareusuallywarmandthereis veryHigherdiurnalvariation

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c) daysareverywarmandthereis veryhigherdiurnalvariation

d) noneof these

Co' Q-23Wet-bulbtemperature(WBT)ismeasuredby.....

a) hygrometer b} slingpsychrometer c} a & b both d) noneof these

Q-24A statuspointon thepsychrometricchartcanbeindicatedby..

a)apairofdryabulbtemperature (DBT)andWBT b)absolutehumidity

c)RelativeHumidity d)Noneofthese

Q-25 Theexpressionof themoisturecontentof a givenatmosphereas a percentageof thesaturationhumidityatthesametemperatureis called..

a) Absolutehumidity b) RelativeHumidity c)Sensibleheat d)Enthalpy

Q-26 Theunitof Specificvolume(Spv)is..a)m~g b)m3*g c)m/kg3 d) noneof these

Q-27Thepsychrometricchartgraphicallyrepresentsthe...

a) interrelationof air temperature andmoisturecontentb) interrelationof Relativehumidityc) a & b bothd) noneof these

Q-28whichFactorswillnot AffecttheClimaticDesign?

a) Fenestration-",. b) Builtforms c)Vegetation d) all affecttheclimaticdesign

Q-29Themovementof airmassesandofmoisture-bearingc\oudsis drivenby temperaturedifferentialsandstronglyinfluencedbythe.....

a) Coriolis force b) Carioforce c)Coriforce d) noneof these


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0-30 Whichof thefollowingsentenceis notcorrectfor C LanguagelProgramming?

a) C is a mid-levelstructuredprogramminglanguageb)ThereareC compilersforpracticallyeveryplatform,fromInteltoAlphaandSpare,fromDOStoWindows,BSD,Linux,Macintosh,UNIX,VMS,SOlaris,BeOS.c)"C"namecomesasanevo\utionoftheB\anguagewhich isbasedonBCPl\anguaged) BjarneStroustrupfromBelllabsbeganthedevelopmentof theC language

0-31 thetermCPUDefines..

a) CentralProcessingUnita) CommandProcessingUnit

b)CentralProUnitb)CommandProUnit

0-32 TheIndusValleycivilizationflourishedaround...

a)1500B.C. b}2000B.C. C}2500B.C. d}2700B.C.

0-33ThesmallestdivisioninHarrapanCulturewhichwasmarkedonanivoryscaleofLothal,was

a)1.604mm b}1.704mm c} 1.804mm d} 1.904mm

0-34thegreatbathatMohenjo-Darowas...

a)40ft longand23ft widec)30ft longand23ftwide

b)23ft longand40ft wided)23ft longand30ftwide

0-35 Thestreetsof majorcitiessuchasMohenjo-daroor Harappawerelaidoutin a perfect...

a) RadialPatternb) GridPatternc) Hexagonalpatternd) CircularPattern

0-36 INHarappanStructuresthesizeof brickwas intheperfectratioof..

a)1:2:4 b)4:~1 c) 1:3:6 d) 6:3:1

Q-37 thefamous\ndusbronzestatuetteof thes1ender-\imbed"dancinggin"inMohenjo-daro:

a) dancinggirt b) goldengirt c)silvergirl d) noneof these


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- a) brickcasedoverwithgranitec) granitecasedoverwithgranite

b) limestonecasedoverwithgranited) mudcasedoverwithgranite

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Q-39thetombof KingCheopsPyramidwas.....

,...a)760Itatbase&450Ithighc)700ftatbase&450ft high

b) 760It at base&484It highc) 760ft atbase&484ft high

Q-40ahypostyleis...

a) thefalseceilingof whichis supported by columnsb) the ceiling of which is supported by columnsc) a typical muslim architectural styled) none of these

Q-41The upperpartabovethefriezeis called....

a) Cornice b) architrave c) Entablature d) none of these

Q-42Themiddlesectionof theClassicentablature;a panelbelowthe uppermoldingor corniceofa wall is called..

a)frieze b) Entablature c)Cornice d)architrave

Q-42Crownmoldingisa........

a)architrave b)Cornice c)frieze d) noneof these

Q-43Whichof thefollowingsentenceis nottruefor Doricorder...

a)Thecolumnof theDoricorderhasnobaseb)The Doriccolumnwasflutedc) Thecapitalof theDoriccolumnis veryplaind) anornamental(carved)frieze

Q-44Ionicorderis characterizedby.....

a) byflutedcolumnsandprominentvoluteson thecapitals


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Q-53A continuoussingleverticalwall of Bdckiscalled...

a)Soldier b)Wythe t} Rowlock d) BuU-8tretcher

a-54A rowlockbricklaidwith itslongestdimensionperpendicularto thefaceof thewalliscalled...a)Bull-Stretcher b)Bull-Header c)Wythe d)Soldier

Q-55Whichof thefollowingis notcorrectfor Stonemasonry...

a)InRUBBLEstonemasonry,thestonesareteftintheirnaturalstate,withoutanykindof shapingb)InASHLARmasonry,the facesof stonesthat are to beplacedin surfacepositionsaresquaredso that thesurfacesofthefinishedstructurewillbemoreorlesscontinuousplanesurfaces.c)Bothrubbleandashlar work may be either RANDOMorCOURSED.d)Rubblestonemasonryworkisrandombutashlarwaorkisalwayscoursed

Q-56A Flemishbondis createdby...

a) Coursesof alternatingstretchersandheaders,witheveryheadercenteredovera stretcheraboveandbelow

b) Alternatingcoursesofheaderscenteredon stretchersaboveandbe\ow.

c) a courseof headersappearsat regularintervals,inteITUptingcoursesofstretchers.Headercoursesmayappeareveryfifth,sixthof seventhcourse.

d) Noneof these

Q-57 A stackbondis createdby..

a) alternatingcoursesof headerscenteredonstretchersaboveandbelow.

b) a courseof headersappearsat regularintervals,interruptingcoursesof stretchers.Headercoursesmayappeareveryfifth, sixth ofseventhcourse.

c) usingeitherall stretchersor all headers,withjointsalignedvertically.

d) noneofthese

Q-58Continuousbeamsof fivespansor lessareanalyzedusingthestiffnessmethodbasedontheSomeassumptions.Whichassumptionsis notusedin thismethod?



a)All beamshaveequalmomentof inertiab) Beamsareprismaticin crosssectionc) Loadsarenegativewhenactingdownwardd) Loadsarepositivewhenactingdownward

a-59 Plasticanalysisgivesnoindicationof the....

a) deflection b)deftection c) deDectionand stability d) none of these

0-60 Thehippodromeis....

A) Designto holdhorseandchariotracingB)GreekserectedpermanentstonebuildingsC)Templefromthemiddleclassicalperiodof GreekartandarchitectureD) Noneof these

a-61Ingivenstatementwhichofthefollowingstatementisnottrue?

A)The Parthenonis thelargestbuildingontopof theAcropolisB)Acropolisis a Greekwordmeaning'highcityC)TheTempleof AthenaNikewas builtin the Ionicorder.D)TheTempleofAthenaNikewas builtin theDoricorder.

a-62 If youlaya 1"x1"postagestampona horizontalplaneandlookdownonit fromabove,itappearssquare.Ifyouplaneis inclined,thestampappearslike...

A) a parabola B) a trapezoid. C) arectangle D)None

a-63 Inwhichof thefollowingRedSandStoneis notused....

A)Akbar'stombabove

B) alai darwaja C)charminar 0) used in all the

a-64 Infrontof yourbuildingif exposedbrickstructure(in its naturalstate)reflecttheyellowcolourthenwhatshouldbethepossibility ...

A) Brickcontainsiron& littlelime B)Limeinexcess

C) Ironandmagnesia D)magnesiaandlime



Q-65Kapaleeswarar,anancientShivatemple,is thebiggesttempleinChennaiwasconstructedon......

A)Dravidianstyle B)cholasstyle C)neo-Gothicstyle D)indo.aryanstyle

Q-66The"MadrasC1ub in chennaiwis bui1tby......

A) GeorgeMoubrayB)GeorgeutzonC) RobertChisholmD) Robertutzon

Q-67Thechemicalformulaof plasterof parisis...

A)Cas04,%H20 B)Cas04 C)Nas04,%H20 D)None

Q-68Whichbondis notusein brickmasonry'l

A) Englishbond B) Flemishbond C) Dutchbond D)Ratbond

Q-59 The b1ackpagoda temp\e is a\sofamousas ...

A) Suntemple B) lingarajatemple C) dilwaratemple D) band c both

Q-70Granite is a common andwidely-occurringgroupof intrusivefelsic

A) sedimentaryrock B) igneousrocks C) buildingmaterial D)b &c both

Q-71ACarvedconstructionwhichspansanopening,usuallymadeofwedgeshapedblocksiscalled..a)Arch b)Archade c)Vault d)noneofthese

Q-72A pictureplaneis a...

a) imaginaryflatsurfacewhichis usuallylocatedbetweenthestationpointandtheobjectbeingviewedandis ordinarilya verticalplaneperpendicularto thehorizontalprojectionof thelineofsightto theobject'sorderof interest

b) linethatseparatesearthfrom skyc) place ofpointwheretheobserverissupposedtostandwhileviewingtheobjectd) linearperspectiveisdrawingwith1-3vanishingpoints


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Q-73theCPM(Criticalpathmethod)is discoveredby...

a) Dupont& Remingtonin 1957c) Dupont in 1957

b) Dupont&Remingtonin 1947c) Remingtonin 1947

Q-74 A Fathernotesthatwhenhisteenagedaughterusesthetelephoneshetakesnolessthen5minutesfor a callandsometimesasas 02 hour.15minutescall aremostfrequentthancallsof anyotherduration.If thedaughter'scallwereanactivityin a PERTProject,whatwillbe thecall'sexpectedduration....

a)20minutesminutes

b) 19.93 minutes c) 20.93 minutes d) 19.83

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Q-75whatestimatewouldyougiveforitsvarianceinquestionno.74?-.a) 84.00minutesminutes

b) 84.01minutes c)84.02minutes d)84.03

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Q-76IFT( 1) = latestallowableoccurrencetime,T ( e) earliestexpectedtimethenwhichof thestatement is not correct?

-- a) ifT( I ) is greaterthanT( e) thenit is Positiveslackb) ifT( I ) is lessthanT( e) thenit is negativeslackc) ifT( I ) is equalto T(e) thenit is zero slackd) ifT( I ) is notequaltoT( e) thenit is zeroslack

Q-773

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Thecriticalpathfor thegivennetworkis....

a) 1-2-5-7-9 b)1-2-5-8-9 c) 1-2-4-6-9 d)1-3-8-9

Q-78ThetermINTUemeans...

a)IndianNationalTradeUnionCongress b)IndianNationalTechnicalUnionCongressc) IndianNonTradeUnionCongress d)IndianNonTechnicalUnionCongress



Q-87Considerthefollowingnetwork.

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Howlongwill it taketo completetheproject?a) 20 days b)21 days c)18days d}19days

Q-88APERT/CPMactivityhasanoptimistictimeestimateof3days,amostlikelytimeestimateof8days,andapessimistictimeestimateof10days.Theexpectedtime(indays)ofthisactivityis:

a. 7.0b. 7.5c. 8.0d. 8.5

Q-89APERT/CPMactivityhasanoptimistictimeestimateof3days,amostlikelytimeestimateof8days,andapessimistictimeestimateof10days.Thestandarddeviationofthisactivityis:

a. 7/9b. 7/6c. 1/3d. 2/3

Q-90Projectcontrolinvolves

a. timemanagementb. costmanagementc. performancemanagement&earnedvalueanalysisd. alloftheabove

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0-91

Whot do the obbr~iotions VABstand for?

A. Voi.;:cacti ated broodcostingB. VQKe on~r bo~kC. ViSUQIaud ic OOOM

Q-92Whichoneofthefollowingstatementsbestdescribesmodufarfumiture?

A.Furniturethathasflatpackedcomponents,whichcanonlybeassembledon site.B.Furniturethathasa numberof interchangeab1eprefabricatedparts.C. Furniturethatis totallyproducedwithmanufacturedboards.D.Furniturethat is producedin a factoryandfittedintoa house.

0-93 Whatis themostsuitabletypeof drawerfora traditionaltimberdesk?

A.a handcutdovetailedtimberdrawerB.a plasticvinylwrappeddrawerC.a metaldrawerboxwithsolidtimberfrontD. a melamine drawer box

0-94Concealedhingesarecommonlyusedinmodularunits.Thesehingesrelyon a systemofholesdrilledatwhatdistanceapart?

A.27mmB.32mmC,37mmD.57mm

0-95 Whichof thefollowingbestdescribestheframeandpanelpartknownas the rail?

A. It is to theoutside,in a horizontalposition,andsituatedbetweenthestiles.B. Itcarriesthehingesandlockswheretheframeis to beusedasa door.C. It runsto theoutsideina verticalpositionparallelto theotherrailsand stiles.D. Itis foundwhererebatesandbeadsholdpanelsin place.

0-96 Whatis themostcommondrawerrunnerusedin theproductionof modularfurniture?

A.timber frameddrawer runner

B. plasticfixeddrawerrunnerC. mechanical drawer runner

D. grooved drawer side with timber runner


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Q-97Whatis thediameterof theholefor a standardconcealedhingecup?

Q-98Whatis aninsertionmoulding?,......

,......,

A. A shapedmouldingappliedto a framebyadhesiveand/orbradsso it cannotbemovedor

dislodged.

B.A mouldingusedto soften1.11eappearanceof a framebyfittingfourpiecesinsideandbelowthe

surfaceofthestilesandrailsof aframe.

C.A shapedmemberthat is sometimesrebatedandsitsproudof the frameandis mitredintoeach

cornerofthestilesandrails.

D.A small-shapedmouldingappliedin a stuckfashionto1.11eframeto forma decorativeborder.

,......

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Q-99Whichoneof theedgetreatmentsbelowis notsuitablefor manufacturedboards?

A. routedprofileon theedgeof particleboard

B.pre-gluedtimberveneer

C.melamine-coatedpapertape

D.filledandsealed, paintedorstained

Q-100Ina modularunitwheredoorsareset into(inside)thecabinetusinginsethinges,whatis thedistanceof theholesdrilledfromthefrontof thecabinet?

A.27mm

B.32mm

C.35mm

D.57mm


A27mm

B.30mmr-

C. 35mm

D.57 mm,......


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con1pfeSSlve ~trel1g!h of concrete us,ed 111 smgle-family<hvelltllg COll~ttUCtioll,,,,here the \veathering potentlal isseTfo/"ere?

If used 1nan mtenpr pier fo;otmg. it shall be 2.500 psi.If used 111the unremforced slab of a basement floor. It

shall be 3,,000 psi.Ifused In a basement Viall 1!shall be 3500 psi.If used In exterIor porch steps. It .shall be 2.000 pSI.

The maximunl allo,vable spacing benveeu nails attachmg ~ 2-"gypsum' wallboard to ceiling supporting members \vithout.adhesive is

3. A. d",.elling umt \vlthin 3 duplex has 432 square feet of livmgspace. The living dmIng room IS !0 feet by 10 feet. thekttchen is 6 feet by 11 feet. the bedroom is 6 feet by 13 feetand th~ bath 1S5 feet by 8 f~t. rhe wi! does !lot confonn tothe code for \vluch of the follo\ving reasons:

(A.) "Thebathroom IS too small.(B) The u\mgdming room IStoo small(C) The kitchen 15too nm-O\\P.(D) The bedrOODlis too DatTO'\".

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5. Doors located In ~ In corridor W8lli\\'lIDiI 1.oow mfreslStanoeraring nquiremrnt shall haw a me ~ mmg'of how mmy:nri.m1te.s"

"A) 20(8} :;0(C) 45(D) 60

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L Tne hydrauli~ approxima:ion of the fncnoJl lOSS'in II 2-11inch. sta..ndard.90 degree. black S<~4!1elbow m a dry spnnkl«5YStemis

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1. :inunobmutted cOI.utructirem II.tight n..'\Z2fdoccupancJ with.1 pipe ~heduled systmt. the ma..'rimumprotection areapenuitted fur each $~r ii how many !q,U2Irefeet~loA) 100(B) 130(C) Y.}O(D) 215

3. An mtmo! fiDUDwnh II flame spread rarin! of 150 and. ..smoke devtlopme:utraring of 3-~ would be cwsed as whichof the rollowm.g?(A) Cia$:"I,'B) (,1255::((J CIa,;sill(D) Nondasufied

4. \Vhen a door is fully open in a C~1TldOf,It shall not projectDIDIetha:l

(A) 6 in. Into the required Vl1dthoftbecomdar.(8) '7in. into ~ required width oftbe ~orridor.(C) 1,3 oftbr clearWJdthofdie' cOIridar.(D) 1'2oftheclearwidtb of the coIridcr.

5. If the prinmy po",-ersupply faili, a storaR~b3ttf'I}'U5eaas aSe;:Ondall'po\\w supply ib;lli have ~u&ent ~1:-.aCltyt"opeme a local or propri~iUY fiR alarm S)"Jtem fur amm;tm1m1 of how many hDurs?

(A) 12(B) 24(C) 48(D) 60

:\Iethamcal OM- and Two- Tamily nwelliD: (4.\)1. Tile minumun nllowaOle~..,b co,'er for ~ underoe>undiron

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2. On a $}'Stemwith a gas pre...~ureof 6-inch w~.terco]mnnL'3daprn~e W-C'Fof :.mcll water culumu, the mi"'JTUm',5lZegASp¥ pemrir.ed mr a 30000 Breal mpur watrr hn1!!r 40 ~tfrom the regulator is(..>\.) 38m.(B) 1'2 in(C) 34 lD..::;J) 1 in.

3. All of the foUowmgmay 'Je used w join t«tiom of a doiliesm:1!f ~ du:::tEXCEPT{A) tape.(B) ~crew.S.(C) e.mets.~) Spcn-weIth.

4. A gas-fh-edA&m3cewuh In mpur I3W1gof 1&/),000B!Uh and" ga5-fued water heater \\'itb omWpw hWl! of JO,OOOB:u.l1are im;a!1edUtau uncon1inedbas-emt!nf.T!Jt dm1~:l!i "fthe ba~t aft 22 f~t by 50 ~t. To avoid the m;roducticnof out'!id~W' wr comb!lStion.the mm'nmm allowable ceilinghelght of the basflnear shd be(A) 7 ft. 6 in.'3:, 8 it 0 in.(C' 8 ft..6 in..(D) 10ft. 11m.

S. A \1mIC\."!mKtar'witha :ho...u:cntalnm of 12 fer! shall hav~ aminimuM mica} rise of how many mches?(A) 1Pi ~(C) 3:1» ~

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\\1rich of th~ follo",,-mg i~ NOT prmurted u:: a n~n.combu..'1ihle 3.I!ceL'mg plenun?

,AI Stefl gas ~':3: A:n:ewe:ectrical candln:(Cl An lnsuIattd PVC flW1c-onductOI'c:n A ~t-meal duct

2. :t'1I as furnace localM in II6-foot bv 6-foot by 8-f~ot Ua!l'Vr~ draw~ combmnon m fro~ adjacent spac5. :h~m:.nm:umnumber of combu!.n.ocair :,)~ ~~ary 1~(A.) zero-i.BI Clref(\ twQ.(D) four.

5. 'Y.1;n;:hof ~ follov.iu~ n:~ pummtd to 'j1ro\i.dt:a fuel.burning appliauceWithcombu~tlou;ur'11. Inlliie air~ Out~ airTIL Air pm't'ldedby meclwncaJ ventilation(A) I and II oolv~~ ImdIIIoniy(C') 11and m only(.») LiL and III



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\\'hen u~ u an exhaUStm.I !pny F2ID!mgbooTh,ductwork~ be comtructed of

(A) anodized alumimmL(B) ~ sh«~ stee!.(C) u.'beledIlomDetallicmamialiiJ) .wnlas steel

5. in a hydromc piPing ~st~, ~moff v:d>;e:.wll b~ rilmiird111all oftM followinglooat.loosEXCEPT on

(.0\) connecu0115ro a diaphragm-!},?!npan..."a tmk.(:9) the OOlln«:tIOGto .myp~~~ .~S5eL{C'1 ~ iiJPplyand~;urn sides "f each wt.(D) both '>1~ of a pre~>Ur~-reducmg':ai,,~.

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To acromphsh na:unl venrilaticn, the ~mnmm ~ab~ !nitto ::beoutdoors shall be .. ~t of !hI!!(1\) floor area ofme room or ~ce.(HI mml wall area ofme room or space.(C) area ofth~ e~outsldt- 'wlill.cm ami \lf~ flOOIaR~ and ~ \:.~rwa1L

"\ \\11ich of the followiug !tatements about ceiling dampen i:true:

(A) TMy!hall be pennaDeJ2tfyhlbeledwith I l-md3 !:u.g.hletter coding ceiling dampen

(B) Thl!)' 1lli'Iyb! replaced by fn ~ inan lUStances.(C,' They sJull be int!al1~ in a m.'W1erto tmW'e positive

closing or openmg.(3)) }.fultipledampers need nm:00framed..

3. For a 1<1Wh~t applim:K:e,the mimmnm .illatnlDk thidml!!5Sfor a 6-mch ~ chmm~ycomrectoris(A) .012 in.~B} O:!&in.(0 034 in.(D) 064 in,

... A l-toI1!pfu system colJda!iag wit, roof mDW1I'ed.thatserves 3 computs room four noon below shall b!

(1\) pitched to allowfar proper cODd~ drainage.(B) wriqut1y, ~ently 1mf'.,;td to ldm~' -.he :rea

served.(C) supported by II.tlea~ [WC!approvM ~upport~.(D) !n&talled m >uch a IlWU1Iefthat a !euage IeID!ermJi

will be mmimJz.ed.

5. In a flexible duct, aU'temperarur-e $hall be.less than

(A) lOO"F.(B) lSifF(C) 200"F(D) 250"F.

PlumbiDj One- aud Two- Tamil}' Dwelling (:5.4.)1. The nuuimum diawter of a f10ar dram waste out1et shall be

(A) ! tncl1.(B) 1-1/2 ~s.(C) 2 mche.~.(D) 2- L! irn:h!!$.

~ ma.~m1.1mallO\\-'8b~;;emcz.:dmance bem.~ a btchen-1ink oUt!et md fue trap weu I!O

~AJ 1 feoat(B/ ! kd~q 5~(D) 6 feet

3. \\"bch of ~ fu}:o\\'1~ '..haT.'NO: be UM'dEJ a hot wa!a-disrr..butloo IY'Jtm1:'

,:\) Puhin..-r;..leneiB CPVC'(C) PVC{D) CcpPff tubing

4. A water hea~I that ~D.ds Qn t~ CqmbU~ti<mof fuel i.sp:rmitted m wluch afm,; foll.ning IGc-~tlon5~A.) Bathroom

.'B/ Ven:ed ~ clcnet(C) Gara~(D) Ekdroom

5. A relifi\'ah~ ~ be ~t to o~ ;ltV..hatmmmmmp~i abo,,"'ethe ~'~em preuure~

:,A) 25 p!il(B) 50p51(Cj 100p;i(Dj 150pSi

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1. A buildmg rlIain ilia; nms horimmtlly changes 90" in-:1u:ect.oa.mds.till rum Aonzomally.Th1schange of daectionISpemittie-dto be mxdI:With,A,I tWO1 S berukor OMl...~:'C} IIsmitary teeCD) three 116 bends

2. A !np seal shall ~ able to Wlthtta:1dwhrl of the fullcm'in!pn..-umat..:preS-mIl!diffrrenn.ili ~"it) 1 foot W2tf'f'L'oJum.n(B) 1inch water colWWJ(C) 1pSt::1» 1 ips

3. \\"ba! 1£the ~ water-;;mic~ pipe s.2f' that ISpemrittedto be U';ed ID a mlI!l oaf-room office bmldwg with a"''''1",n1'1 munber of plumbIng ~?i.A) 1'2 incll(B) 5rgincl1Ie) 3 4 inch'~J 1 mcl1

4. The rn'nimum all()wll~l~ center-to-cmtn dlstance betweenconv~nt1onal water ~~ ~

\..:..., 15 m.:he5.(B) 14~.(C) 30 mches.{D\ 36 Inches.

5. \\"he:l in~¥ a trap. !:bem~or Dftd:; ro chcd all of:befolkming EXWT th~

V~) ~ d~~e fmm me i'ixtJR ourlerto die tJ1ipweir.(B) distance ~tween the tt!Ip and ilie VI!!D1.

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All cf:he follovr.ng are requinmena for ~ !C}lripmlPtEXCEPT

(A) rben,lJlimWD111owlb~\-'flitQ:e for m w:r.~t'>tm]i~Ii~ 1-~~ md~s.

~) all ~ "J1at be 1Cce~ub!e for U!.q:eCtlOJl:mdmammun::e.

(C, exhauR \"3pOncf a ~ sterilizer shan ~ cooled.(D) ~ nn~ allowab~ wstana! ~lwem the dram of II

~~. of four sreriliz.m ~~ :be receph1C.~ S ~

2. \\'blch of ~ foDowmg is 'ili~ EXCEPTION !o tMreqwremem !or I s:rparate~":,A) A disJm~ di.cclDrgjngm!o I smk tai..'pi&.~(B~ A wa~ machmr di'>e:hargr!mdIl"W'-OO1illJk~C A f.."Ur~:srtmrm smk'D) Two floor .hmsin rht' S~ room

3. .-\ relief ",,'en!is r~ in ·\'I'a~~uad if the stack Jw howIlUU13'branch tu-en'als"?

\A) 5~B)(C) 9(D) 11

A plan shows ";15 tixttn umrs c~""red ro a bmldmg sewerthat is plIded at .4 inch per foot TI1eminimum pi~ 51ZracceptAblefor:his JC!!W~is;.Ai 4~.(B) 5 mcbel.fO 6 mcbes..'D) s: w.::hes.

Tl3emmimum grade 1D~ pu foot r~uired for a 1-inchbulletingdrain is(A) 1 16 inch.(11) U inch.(C, 1 ~ inch.(D) 1: inch.

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~. The Ina..1WI1llII1di~aoce bet\\'~u tM face of th! cur gate andthe hoistwa:.' face of the l1mdingdoor U1IIreude:n~ ele\'aror1$

(A) 3 iDcbes(B, 4 w.:.be!.eCI 5~.(D) 6 inches,

W'hichof tbr f()Uo~~ ~'iCei will hold , D.ydr.l.uhcelevatorwith a nted k>adu~ pump '>top'>"

(A) Constant Fre~~1.IIe$\\'iu:t.(B~ ~'pa$s '-"2l..e-~C ShutOff"i'~(D) Check \"I1ve

~.'h1cl1of me fcllo"1:1~""'oWd~OT ~ a s.I~" de'.'1Ct'an m~t0r7 ~ .

(A) Stop fl\itcl1 in 1M mac~ 'lf2('~(Bj Sp\!ed ;!O\"mJ«~C' ~!am dri\'fi wit brIIke

D) S~p dmwnt:.an hghn

*. The mn'!'1'1m allowab~ ~hef-pr~!sure ~ttm! for ~hr:b:;>'1~ ~('\"'r.QT~1h . kno't1J WOJirng~StJrP (;If40Cpsi1S

; 400 ~,B. ~~5pst.C) 450 psi.

'D'I 50C'ps1.

5. \\'h1dt of tb! followmg 15 an xaptabl~ minlnmm pach~ter' for ilie2v~ usm.g1 J. inch msptmi"n rope!:~:,ii.! ~fuel. ":'mcMs.:B. 1 foot. 11 iuche$i> 1 reef, 1 mch::>.1 1 feet : wches

Q-76

Whichof thefollowingbestdescribesthepartof a framecalleda panel?

A A panelis fittedaftertheassemblyhastakenplacepriorto sanding.B.A panelis a flat,widepiecesurroundedbythestilesandrails.C.A pane'is so\idin itsconstructionandfitsbetweenthe rails.D.A panelhasa flat,widesurfaceto attachmouldings.

Q-77

Whatdoesthetermdrawerslipmean?

A. A draweris easyto openwithoutjamming.B.A sbipof groovedtimbersetflushwiththebottomofthedrawer S\de.

C.A drawerthattendsto creepforward.D.Atreatmentappliedtopreventadrawersticking.

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A handmadedrawermustbeableto befittedto anopeningwithanevengapartround.Themaximumgapallowedis

A 0.5mmB.1.0mmC.1.5mmD.2.0mm


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Q-85If thestilesandrailsof thecabinetaremouldedandgroovedto takea lightweightstrongmaterialto formthepanel,whatis themostappropriatematerialfor thepanelof thecabinet?

A. a stronglightweightsolidtimberB.a fieldedpanelC.selectgrade matchingplywoodD.mediumdensityfibreboard

Q-86If bolectionmouldingis usedintheconstructionprocessforthe doorsandendframesof thecabinet whatis themostappropriatematerialfor thebolectionmoulding?

A. Mediumdensityfibreboard,as thematerialmachineswellandhasnoknots.B. Hardwoodor pine,as thesematerialscanbeshapedeasily.C.A matchingspeciesof timbercomparableto otherpartsof theframedprojectD.A goodqualitysoftwoodbecauseit machineseasily.

Q-87 What is themostappropriatequa\ityprocedurethatmanagementcancarryoutto improvequalitywithina furnituremanufacturingcompany?

A. Ensuringtheuseofprotectiveclothingto guaranteequality.B.Promotingequalopportunityfor all employees.C.Providingaclearvisionofwhat qualityisandbowitcanbeachieved.D. Employingmorepeopleto checkthequalityof thecompany'soutput.

Q-88Whatis theclearancegapbetweenadjacentdrawersanddoorson a traditionalpieceoffurniture?

A.1.5mmB.1.0mmC.2.25mmD.Thethicknessofasteelrule.

Q-89Whenassemblinga framethat incorporatesa solidtimberfieldedpanel,whywouldyounotgluethepanelto theothercomponents?

A.To allowthematerialto 'work'(move)in theframetopreventsplitting.B.To preventthe framefromdeveloping'twisf aT'wind'.C.To preventtheframefrombeingassembled'outof square'.D.To preventthegluefromseepingthroughandmarkingpre-sandedsurfaces.

Q-90Theterm'collectiveconsumption'(Castel's1977)refersto:

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b) thelifesty\epracticeofshopping inpeergroupsc) theformof tuberculosissufferedbythosewhocollectstampsd) theprovisionof health,housingandeducationservicesbythestate

0-91 Wirth(1938)saidthatsocialrelationshipsin theurbanwayof lifewere'segmental'because:

a) theywereconfinedtoparticularareasofthecityb) peoplekneweachotheronlythroughspecific,situationalroles,andnotaswhd~,.foundedindividualsc) thereweredistinctivepatternsof activityfor eachsocialclassd) theywerebasedonfaceto faceinteractionwithclosefriendsandfamily

0-92 Whichof thefollowingis notidentifiedby Fulcher& Scottasacritetial1ofcommunity?

a) a sharedsenseof identityandbelongingtogetherb) commonactivitiesinvolvingall-roundrelationshipsc) a fixedgeographicallocationd) collectiveactionbasedoncommoninterests

0-93 Urbanizationoccurredin thenineteenthc~nturybecause:

a) commutersstartedmovingoutof villages;3ngJntocitiesb)townsandcities werebecomingincreasingfy~annedandmanagedc) industrialcapitalismledto a shiftofI>Qpulationfromruralto urbanareasd) transportsystemswerenotprovided;so it waseasierto live in thecity

0-94 Theecologicalapproachto urban$ociologyinvolvedstudying:

a)howsocialgroupscolonizeddifferentareasofthecity andcompetedforresourcesb) the formsof wildlifeandnaturalhabitatsthatcouldbefoundontheedgesof thecityc) thewayinwhichpeopleorganizedcollectiveprotestsaboutenvironmentalissuesd) howmenandw~men'used the city is publicspacesdifferent\y

0-95 Classsegreg~tionwasapparentinmid-twentiethcenturyBritaininsofaras:

a) middleclassowner-occupiersmovedintothe inner citythrough gentrificationb) workingclasscommunitiesformedin theinnercities.whilethemiddleclassesmovedoutto thesuburbsc) the middle classes lived in the countryside while the working class lived in the cityd) theupperandmiddleclassesdominatedpublicspace,whileworkingclasspeopleweremorehome-centred

0-96 Howard'sideaof thegardencityconsistedof:


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0-97 The'decentralizedcity'canbeidentifiedby:

a) theshiftofemploymentandservicesawayfromthe innercitytowardsmultiplecentresinsmallertownsandruralareasb) thedegenderingof publicspaceaswomenuselocalfacilitiesmorec) gentrification:themovementof middleclasspeoplebackintothe innercityd) allof theabove

0-98 Whichof thefollowingis not identifiedasa newformof community?

a) ethniccommunities,based on sharedidentityandexperiencesof discriminationb) gayvillages,whichareformedin certainpartsof largecitiesc) sociologicalcommunities,formedbyunpopularlecturersd) virtualcommunitiesthatexistonlyin cyberspace

0-99Culturalrestructuringhasinvolved:

a) regeneratingcitiesineconomicdeclineb) turningindustriallandscapesintotouristattractionsc) sellingsitesandimagesthroughthe 'symboliceconomy'of mediaadvertisingd) allof theabove

0-100 Anecosystemiscomprisedof

a) solely Jivingcomponents.b) solelynonlivingcomponents.c) livingandnonlivingcomponentsthatcontinuallyinteractd) livingandnonlivingcomponentsthatsometimesinteract


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1 The proport1ons and d~.'Ornt1on fotmd tIt the bwldtng sho\~'n in tUus.traUon A ioentifv 1t as

(A) Oothif>(8) Ronumesque(c ) Baroquei.D) Rococo

2 The ardllt.ectumI style of thp buildtng shown ill J1lnstraUon. \Ind1cates the- 1nflueu.ce of which of the fQUow1ng st..yles'?tAl Nt'QcLk':"i' ,d(B1Roman

«( ) Egyptian{D .1 Byzantine

'1 Th~ support s~~~m j')fth~ hnildmg ~(~~'11Ir' i1]Ilstrntlon Am(AI post and lIntel<.8.dome on pel1dPntlvE1~{( ) arch and t"Olumn(D)barrel vault and pIer

4 The structu~ shown In illu&1.rationB dates from(A)the Pna of the etghtee.nth (>entury(B.lthe m!d~ninetoonth centup.«("}the begmrung of the twentieth century(D)after the First "'oddWar

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--5 The- funcUon of th{*strudure sbown ill 1l1ustrnUon B wa.'"to set"e as

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(li) &~urhan shoJJpmg mall(c) an exhibit hall for an inteJ'Nitlona1expositionto) a fa('to~

6. The advantages of iron over stone, as seen In the bWJ.d1ngshown tnillustration B m Juded all nf the fI.nL.~~ Eii::'::ur(A) incn~.asmg the mas.'; of IQad-rhoortng wan:,(8) providing a.n effic1ent. and ropid method (.r ~""Qt.huction{( ) providIng more window ~a m tlJil!"!Yorks{D) makIng J,.'OssihL?a prefabrtcat cd, :ttructu;re whose unlts we're

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1'5 ThP stylfi of thP bu1!dmgsllQwn ahro~'Pmost resemhlp~(A) Dada(B) NeocIass1dslU(c) Art Nom"eau( D)tile International S'tJ'J~

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042 Inwhichoftheseclimatesisrainfallscarce,unreliable,andintense?

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043 TheKoppensystemofclimatecJassjjJcationis basedon_ dataa) solarradiationb) temperatureandprecipitationc) evapotranspirationd) sensibletemperatureindicese) precipitationfrequency

Q-44Themainreasonfor theoccurrenceofsubtropicaldesertsaroundtheworld15a) thewesterlywinds.b) theITCI.c) easterlywinds.d) the posmonofco\docean currents.e) locationsofsubtropicalhigh-pressuresystems

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046 Whichofthefollowingclimatetypesdbe$ nothaveasummerthatiswetterthan\WJter?

a) Monsoonb) Subarcticc) humidcontinentald) humidsubtropicale) Mediterranean

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Q.48ThebQundariesbetweenbiomes(ecotones)areusuallyseenasa) gradual"Uansitionzones.b) abruptchanges in vegetation,butnotofanimals.s) abruptchangesinbothvegetationandanimals.d) distiocttopographicbarrierssuchasmountainsandrivers.e) abruptchangesinanimals,butnotofiJegetation

049 Whichof thefollowingisnotoneof thefIVekingdomsof the linnaeanclassificationsystem?

a) Animaliab) Monerac) Protista'fungid) Chordate

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Q-57Whichfactoristhemostimportantindeterminingsoircharacteristics?a) thevegetationcoverb) timec) topographyd) typeofbedrocke) climate

0-58 Thesmallestsoilparticlesarewhat?a) Oayb) GravelcJ Sandd) Silte) pebbles

Q..59Intenseandprolongedepisodesof freeZingandthawingcyclesoftenproducesa soilstructurethatiswhat?

a) Granu\arb) Blockyc) pratyd) crumb

0-60 Soilsproduced by faterization

a) containlittlehumus.b) are locatedmainlyin the tropicsandsubtropicsc) areheavilyleached.d) arepooragriculturalsoils.e) areallofthe above

0-61Asoilwithadarkbrownorblackcolorisindicativeofwhat?

a) considerableorganicmattercontentb) excessiveleachingc) poordrainaged) ironoxidestains

0-62 Moisturethatis heldat thesurfaceof,sdilparticlesbysurfacetensioniscalled_water.

a} Capillaryb) Deionizedc) Gravitationald) Combined


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a) spodosolb) oxisol.c) mollisol.d) vertisol.

Q-70Thissoil ismostlikelya

a) spodosotb) mollisol.c) oxisol.d) vertisol

Q..71TheE horizonis typicaltyfound

a) abovethe0 horizonb) beneaththeAhorizonc) beneaththeBhorizond) beneaththeChorizon


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0-72Usethesoiltexturemangletoanswerthefollowing:A soilwith40%sil~30%clay,and30%sandis

Q-73Winterprecipitationin theMediterraneanc\imateis \arge\ya resultof

a) movementoftheITClb) orograptUcupailc) convection.dJ migratingcyclones.e) migratinganticyclones

Q-74Intropicalhumidclimates,precipitationis largelya resultof

a) convection.b) coldfronts.c) warmfronts.d) orographicuplifte) noneoftheabove

0-75The-treeline-closelycorrespondstotheequatorwardboundaryofthe

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a) marinewestcoastb) tropicalrainforestc) humidcontinentald) midlatitudesteppee) tundra

Q-77 Thesteppeclimateis a transitionaJclimatebetweendesertsand

a} coas\a\c\\matesb) humidclimates.c) porarcrimates.d) subarcticc\\matese) noneoftheabove

0.78 . Whichoneof thefoDowingis a coarse-grainedintrusiveigneousrocksimilartograygranite.but lackingvisiblequartzcrystals?

a) Andesiteb) Obsidianc) Basaltd) Peridotitee} Diorite

0-79. ThegradualroundingofUtecomersandedgesof angularblocksof rockis called

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a) frostwedgingb) sheetingc) unloadingd) exfoliatione} none01these

Q-80.Whichoneof thefoIJowingis notrelatedto'chemicaJweathering?

a) Hydrolysisb) trostwedging'c) decompositiond) solution'e) oxidation

Q-81. The volcanic(fine-grained)equivalent of granite;s

a) Diorite


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a)R= 10b)R=30c)R=5d)R=15

9. Inpurchasingyourdryer,washingmachine,ovenor otherappliance,animportantfactortoconsiderfor operatingcostis:

a) colorb) numberof buttonoptions,shapec) itstestedenergyefficiencyd}programmingchoices

10.Learningabouthowto havea moreenergyefficienthome:

a) couldhelpyouin thefutureb) is notimportantc) couldsaveyoumoneyd) answersa andc

Q-11If a ProfessionalSurveyorfacesa situatiariinprofessionalemploymentwherethepublicwelfareis notprotected,theCodeof Ethicsfor EngineersandSurveyorsdictatesthattheProfessionalSurveyorshall:

A. severthe relationwiththeemployeror cUentB. As longas thesurveywor.k'isin conformancewiththe -MinimumStandardsfor Boundary

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public.D. explainthe,siWationto theclientso asto givetheclientthechoiceas towhetherthework

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0- t2 Which if fhe$e ISone of the Ancient Seven Wonders of the wOlold?

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a)theGreatWall

b)anaqueductsystemthatbroughtwatertoallmajorChinesecities.

c) the firstpalacein Beiiing

d)theGrandCanal

0-14. AIJof thefolJowjngstructurescanbecJassjfiedas manufactured,EXCEPT

A.jigsawpuzzleB. a spoonC.a featherD.a fishingnet

0-15. A massstructurecanbemadebypilingmaterialsintoa particularshapeor design.Thefollowingareexamplesof naturalmassstructures...

A. damsandmountainsB.brickwa"sandcoral reefsC.icesculpturesandsandcastfesD.mountainsandcoralreefs

Q-16. Howa structureis puttogether,howit is shapedandthetypesof materialsthatareusedto buildit areallpartof thestructure's...

A.designB.functionC.classificationD.stability

Q-17 . 'Runningbond'is a patternusedfor strengthin ...

AdamsB.brickwallsC.beaverdamsD.omelets

Q-18. Framestructureshavea skeleton-likeappearanceandaremadeof verystrongmaterials so they can support the ...

A partitionwallsB.retainingwallsC. loadbearingwallsD. roofandcoveringmaterials

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A.manufacturedshellstructuresB.naturalsheffstructuresC.manufacturedframestructuresD.naturalframestructures

0-20. Containing,sheltering,transporting,liftin.g...areallwordsto describea structure's...

A.designB.stabilityC.functionD.aesthetics

0-21.Whena structureis builtto withstandloads-morethanit normallywouldcarry-thestructureis builtwitha larger...

A.foundationB.symmetricalbaseC.setof pilingsD.marginof safety

0-22 Oneimportantcriteriaofgooddesign-thatis usuallynotwrittendownin thespecifications-is thatthestructure...

A. hasa marginof safetyB. is estheticallypleasingC. is costeffectiveD.hasa solidfoundation

,..0-23 .The fo\\owing is an examp\e of a composite material

A. a cardboardboxB.tentC. drywallD. reinforcedconcrete

0.24 . Whenchoosingthemostsuitablematerialsto builda structure,architects,engineersanddesignersshouldconsiderallof thefollowingbeforemakingtheirfinalchoice...

A. cos~appearance,environmenta1impac~energyefficiencyB. costcolor,lifeexpectancy,impactstrengthC. environmentalappearance,typeof symmetry,typeof iointsneeded,costeffectivenessD. flexibility,impactstrength,energyefficiency,color

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produced by external forces acting on the structUreand are called .,.

A. s1ructur~mstab\\\tyB. deadloadsC.liveloadsD.deformation

Q-35.Bendor twista certainmaterial,bypressingon differentparts,in differentdirections,at thesametime.Theforceyouarecreatingis called

".A tensionforce

B.compression forceC. shearforceD.torsionforce

0..36. A hurricaneor tornadois anexampleof a forcethatcancauseextremedamageto astructurewhenit actsonthestructure,evenfor a shorttime.Theenvironmentaleventisclassifiedasa ...

A liveloadB. deadroadC.defotmationD. torsionevent

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Q-39Whichof the followingrefrigerantshasthegreatestnetrefrigeratingeffect?

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Q-4OOutdoorairat45°F drybulb,40°Fwet bulbis mixedwith9000cfmof recirculatedindoorairat 75°Fdrybulband55percentrhoWhatis therequiredcfmofoutdoorair to bringmixedair rh upto 60percent?

a.2500b.3000c.4500d.6000

Q-41.In theabovequestion,whatis theresultfngmixedair drybulbtemperature?

a.64°Fb.66°Fc.68°Fd.70°F

042. Whichof thefollowingstatementsconcerninginternaJenergyis incorrect?

a. Internalenergyconsistsof bothkineticandpotentialenergyb.Internalenergycannotbegreaterthan enthalpyc. Internalenergycannotchangein anisolatedsystemd.AHoftheabovestatememsareCOTTect

Q-43.Thelatentheatofvaporizationforwateris'approximately:

a.1kJlkgb.1caVgc.144BtuJlbd.967BtuJlb

Q-44.A commonmethodusedto calculatesensibleheatingor coolingcapacityis to usethefollowingformula:Btulhr= 1.08* CFM* AIRTEMPCHANGE.Wheredoesthe 1.08constantcomefrom?

a. Multiplyingthespecificheatof air,air density,and60minlhrb.Multiplyingtheenthalpyof airand60min/hr,anddividingbyspecificvolumeof air


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0-45 Whichof the followingunitsofelectricityis mostlikecoolingcapacityin Btulhr?...

a.vol1sb.amperesc.coulombsd.watts

046 . Inwhichof thefollowingsystemcomponentswouldoneexpectto findthegreatestrefrigerant velocities(liquidorvapor)?

a. dlscharge tineb. suction linec. meteringdeviced. DXevaporatorcoil

047. Structuresfailfor a numberof reasons.Engineers,studyfailedstructuresso theycandesignstronger,moredurablestructures.A flagpolethathasbeenblownover ina strongwindhappensbecause of theincreasedforcethatis appliedto the .

A.entires1ructure

B. entire base

C. opposite side of the flagpole's baseD. same side of the flagpole's base

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A.bendB.buckleC.shearD.twist

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0-61 . A firmfoundationis necessaryto supporta structure.Solidgroundis notalwaysfirmandstable Thereareenvironmentalandman-madeconditions,whichmake1tteso~loosenandbecomecompact,whichmakethesoil relativelyunstafire.lhreestrategiesareuseto ensurea structureisbuilton a firmfoundation.Thethreestrategies1nc1udeall of thefollowing.exCEPT ...

A. findsomethingsolidB. makea soillayerC.spreadthe loadD.utilizepressureanddensity

Q-62.Somefunesif a newinventioncomes along,it is basedon a scien1fficprinciple.Againthat isthecasewith 'Ginger',or 1r as it wascaned.The'.onepersonmotorizedvehiclethatwasrecentfyunveifed uses the principle - to gain stability o~lOfWard moving object, you need to increase itsspeed. This new invention utilizes this principle with one of its components, a ...

A. gymnospermB. gyroscopeC.spinacreD.rotator disk

Q-63 whichof the reservoircontainsmostof water?

A. AtmosphereB. BiosphereC. Ground~D. Riversandlakes

Q-64whatis theprocessbywhichwaterentersthesmallporespacesbetweenparticlesin soilorrocks?

A TranspirationB. InfilterationC. PrecipitationD. Sublimation

Q-65Whatisthedefinitionofa variable?

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Q-66Whatis thedefinitionof aninterpreter?

A. An interpreterdoestheconversionlineby lineastheprogramis runB.An interpreteris a representationof thesystembeingdesignedC.An interpreteris a generalpurposelanguageprovidingveryefficientexecution

0.67Wherewouldyoufindtheletters QUERrY?

A.MouseB.KeyboardC.NumericKeypadD.none

Q-68Howdidthecomputermousegetits name?

A Becauseit squeakswhen movedB. ltis cablelookslikea tailC. Ithas earsD.none

Q-69Whatareyoumostlikelytousewhen playingacomputergame?A. TouchscreenB.LightpenC.JoystickD.none

Q-70 digitisingtabletcan be used fur?A. PrintinglettersB.TracingdiagramsC.ReadingbarcodesD.none

Q-71Whichof thefollowingis a pointingdeviceusedforcomputerinput?

A. TouchscreenB.HarddiskC. CD-ROM driveD.none

0.72 What does a lightpencontain?

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Q-73Whatwouldbethebestwayto movearounda 3-Denvironment?

A. Usea spacemouse.B. Usea trackerball.C. Usea keyboard.D.none

Q-74Whatinputdevicecanbe usedfor markinga multiplechoicetest?

A.MouseB.BarcodereaderC.OpticalmarkreaderD.none

0.75 Whatinputdevicecouldtell youthepriceof a barof chocolate?

A.MouseB.BarcodereaderC.OpticalmarkreaderD.none

0.76Javais

a) a languagewhichmustberecompiledforeachdifferentplatformonwhichit runs.b) alanguagewhichgeneratesnativemachinecode.c) a languagewhichiscross-platform.d) a languagewhichgeneratesonlyapplets,

0.77 Whichpixeloperationcausesa displaypixelto betoggledon andoff andstillreturnsthepixelto itsoriginalvaluewithoutextrastorage?

a) bitwiseexclusiveORb) bitwiseANDc) bitwiseNORd) noneof theabove

Q-78Thedistinctzonesofthe ocean dependupon

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a) slowerinelasticmaterialsinthesame"phase.b) slowerindensermaterialsinthesamephase.c) fasteringasesthaninliquids.d) fasterinliquidsthaninsolids.

Q-80Theloudnessof a soundis calledits-.

a) timbre.b} intensity.c) frequency.d} pitch.

0-81 A homogeneousreactionis oneinwhich:reactantsare

a) wellmixed.b) atthesametemperature.c} atthesamepressure.d) inthesamestate.

Q-82Inaratelaw,k hasafixedvaluea) underallconditions.b) atconstantconcentration.c) ataparticulartemperature.d) atatmosphericpressure.

Q-83 intensityof soundis direct\yrelated to

a) frequency.b) wavelength.c) amplitude.d) timbre.

Q-84Pitchis relatedto how

a) loudthesoundis.b) highthesoundis.c) quiet\hesoundis.d} intensethesound is.

Q-85Reactionrateis thechangein


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a)Oome b) C\tade,

c)Acropolis d)Sphynx

Q-931nwhichcitywouldyoufindtheArc deTriomphe?

a)Paris b)Rome

c)Cairo d)Toronto

Q-94BritishKingsandQueenslive in...

a)TheWhiteHouse b)BuckinghamPalace

c) 10DowningStreet d)WesbninsterAbbey

0-95InwhatcountryisSydney?

a)USA b) England

c)Australiad)NewZealand

Q-96. Howmanymileslongis theGreatWallofChina?

a)600 b)900

c) 1200 d)1500

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a)Chicago b)NewYork

c)WashingtonDC d)Atlanta

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a)Theatre b)Circus

c)Colosseum d)Stadium

-- 0-99 . TheStatueof Libertywasa giftto theUnitedStatesfromthepeopleof...

-.. a)ftafy b)China

c)England d)France

0-100 tnwhatcountrydid Pharaohsoncerute?

a) India b)Egypt

c)China d)Japan

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a) USA b) Canada

c)Japan d)Malaysia

Q-2 Inwhatcountryis the Leaning Towerof Pisa?

a) France b) \1a\y

c) India d) Spain

Q-3Theword .taj. means...

c)crown d)wife

a)Palace b)tomb

Q-4 In whichothercitycan you see a smaller model of the Statue of Uberty?

a) WashingtonDC b)Rome

c)Paris d)Boston

a) 200m

c) 400m

b) 300m

d) 500m

" Q-5Howhighis the EiffelTower?

Q-6Whatis the tallestofficebuildingintheworld(2001)?

a) PetronasTowersb) JinMaoBuildingc) SearsTowerd) EmpireStateBui\ding

Q-7Whatis thetallestmanmadestructureininthe worldtoday(2001)7

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a) TelevisionmastinNorthDakotab) PetronasTowersc) CNTowerd) TeJevisionmastinAt,lstrafianDesert

Q-8Whatis theofficebuildingwiththehighestoccupiedfloor intheworld(2001)?

a) PetronasTowersb) SearsTowerc) EmpireStateBuildingd) BankofChinaTower

Q-9Whatbuildingwasthewortd's tallestofficebuildingbetween1931-1972?

a) EmpireStateBuildingb) SearsTowerc) WorldTradeCentersd) FirstInterstateTower

Q-10 Whatfutureworld'stallestofficebuildingis currentlybeingcontruct.edin Shanghaiand isplannedfor completionin2006?

a) ShanghaiWorldFinancialCenterb) 7 SouthDearbornc) DaewooCenterd) JinMaoTower

Q-11 and alongwithPhidiaswerethearchitectswhoworked together around 438 BC on the Parthenon -which means 'apartment of the virgin' -reputedlythemostpetfectDorictempleeverbuilt

a) PhidiasandSocratesb) Kamkratesand \Kinosc) SocratesandIktinosd) HerodotusandKallikrates

Q-12Thetempleandstorehousebuiltaround490BCwhosearchitectremainsunknown;theAthenianTreasurywas anotherfineexampleofDoricconstruction.Whereis it located?

a) Athensb) Delphic) Sarnosd) Mycenae


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a) 92b) 82c) 102d) 32

Q-14 Thestatueof thegoddessAthenastoodat40metershighinsidetheParthenon.Canyoutellwhosculptedit?

a) LeCorbusierb) Pheidias&Phidiasc) RichardRogersd} WalterGropius

Q-15The Erechtheion,anIonictemplewitha Caryatidporch,standson theAcropolisto theof theParthenon.

a) Southb) Westc) Northd) East

Q-16Oneof theSevenWondersof theAncientWorld,wasburntto theground?

a) TheTempleofArtemisb) TheTempleofHerac) TheTemp\eof Athenad) TheTempleofApollo

0-17 Begunin449BC,thistempleremainswellpreservedto thisday.Builtalmost entirelyofmarble,it is alsoknownasTheTheseion.Namethistemple.

a) TheTempleofPaestumb) TheTempleofHephaestusc) TheTempleofAttalusd) TheTempleofHera

0-18 Constructedaround300 BC, the

of the classtc ampitheatre.;sreputedlya 'petfecfexample

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Q-19The Orderwasa lateRomandevelopmentof theCorinthianorder.

a) Ionicb) Doricc) Corianthind) Composite

Q-20InRomantimesthetransactions.

wasthe Hallof Justiceandptaceof commercial

a) Amphitheatreb) Templec) Basilicad) Tomb

Q-21 Wasa hallwitha (oofsupportedbycolumns.

a) Cellab) HypostyleHallc) AspeHalld) BuddhistAssemblyHall

0.22 The cross in square was the main sty\e of church duringthe Midd\e period.

a) Medievalb) Byzantinec) Rococcod) Romanesque

0-23 concrete,amixtureoflimemortar.volcanicdustandwater,waspouredoverrubblethathadbeenlaidincoursesbetweenforms.

a) Greekb) Egypfianc) Mycenaand) Roman

Q-24A is a femalefigurethatfunctionsasa supportingcolumn.

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Q-25Itisafenestrated(windowed)wallthatiscarriedhigherthanthesurroundingroof,tolightinteriorspace.ItwaswidelyusedinRomanesqueandGothicChurches.

a) aerestoryb) Traceryc) Triforiumd) Arcade

Q~26Theapseis a semicircularprojection;the wastheentrancehallin a church.

a) Transeptb) Clerestoryc) Naved) Narthex

Q-27Gaudi's'Churchof theHolyFamily'seemedto bemelting,duringthe introductionsto thetelecastsof theBarcelonaOlympics.Canyoutellthe stylewhichit wasdesigned?

a) Mannerismb) ArtDecoc) Baroqued) ArtNouveau

Q-28'TrueStyle'latercameto beknownas

a) Mannerismb) Carolingianc} Neoclassicismd) Gothic

Q-29Taliesenis in SpringGreen,Wisconsin.Taliesenmeans'shinningbrow'inWelsh.EachtimeTaliesenwasburneddownit wasreconstructedbiggerandbetter.WhowasitsArchitect?

a} tM. Peib) FrankLJoydWrightc) WalterGropiusd) MiesvanderRohe


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a} FrankO.Gehryb} FrankLloydWrightc} PeterEisenmand} I.M.Pei

-0-31 Thisbuildingis oneof theearliestexamplesof LeCorbusier\'sInternationalStyle.Thebuildingwasfinishedin 1929.Constructedin a largefieldin Poissy,France,VillaSavoyeis whiteandgeometrical,in contrastto thegreenfielditlieson.It wasdesignedby

a) I.M.Peib} LeCorbusierc} FrankO.Gehryd) RichardNeutra

0-32 DueNeueZoUhofis in downtownDusseldorfontheRhineRiver.Thebuildingsweredesignedto houseadvertisingandinsuranceagencies.Whodesignedit?

a} FrankO.Gehryb} le Corbusierc) WalterGropiusd} RichardMeier

0-33 designedtheeastwingoftheNationalGalleryofArt,locatedonFourthStreet in Washington,D.C.

a} I.M.Peib} FrankO.Gehryc) RichardMeierd} LeCorbusier-,..

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0-34 TheGettyCenteris madeupof sixbuildings.Sometimesit is calleda .modernacropolis.becauseit is a hugecenteronthetopof a hill in LosAngeles.Nameitsdesigner.

a} RichardMeierb) RichardNeutrac) Richard Rogersd) TullioJngJese

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a} Theterminatingbalusteratthelowerendofahandrail.b) Arecessinawantopfacevariousdecorations.c} Theroundedfore-edgeofastairtreads.d} Aprojectionorhoodoveradoor,window,niche,etc.

Q-42Eave...

a) Ahillfortdefendedbytwoconcentricditches.b) Atanklocatedneartheheatingplantofa hotwatersystemusedtohelpbalancethe

pressure.c} Theprojectingloweredgeofaroof.d) A levelarea-separatingditchfrombank.

0-43 Saddle

a) Thelowerrailofthebottomsashofadouble-hungwindow.b) Acarvedstonepositionedattheapexata ribbedvault.c) A levelarea-separatingditchfrombank.d} Asmall-ridgedroofdesignedtocarrywaterawayfromthe backsideofa chimney.

Q-44Caulking...

a} Thedecorativewoodenstripalongthetopedgeof thebaseboard.b) A levelarea-separatingditchfrombank.c) A putty-likesubstanceusedto sealjointsagainsttheweather.d) Woodenblocksusedto separatefloorioistsbeneathpartitionwalls.

Q-45 Caryatid....

a) A smallstripofwoodused,for example,tocoverthejoints betweenverticalsidings.b) The human figure used as a sculptural column as part of a classical composmon, often

flankinga doorway,or asa decorativedetailwithinan interiorarounda fireplace.c) A precutsectionof insulationdesignedto fit betweenstuds.d) A small,cylindricalmoldingenrichedwithornamentsresemblinga stringof beads.

0-46 Bartizan...

a) Overhanging battlementedcornerturret.corbeUedout;commonisScottand(andFrance).b) Finishtrimwherethefloorandwallsmeelc) Thewoodenstrip(usuallyquarterround)alongthebottomfaceofthebaseboardatthe

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Q-47 Facade...

a) Oneoftheexteriorfaces(walls)ofa building.b) Sheetmetalfittedaroundchimneys,valleys.dripcaps,etc.tosealoutmoisture.c) Afinishedwalkingsurface.d) Abandwithdesignsorcarvingsalongawallorabovedoorwaysandwindows

Q-48Yoke...

a} Sameasabedboardorsoffitb) Avertical,non-circularmasonrysupport.moremassivethanacolumn.c) Atopviewofyourfinishedhouseandlandscapeorientation.d) Thetophorizontalboardofawindowframe.

0-49 Damper...

a) The zonebetweena chairrailor lowerpartof a sill andthebaseboard.b) Anadjustablemetal platecon1rollingconvectioncurrentsinafireplace.'c) A moldingmotifthatprojectsfromtheedgeof a rooflineor cornice.d) Thesimplestof thethreeclassicalordersofGreekarchitecture.

0-50 ThestatueofAthenaParthenonwascreatedby PhidiasandshowedAthenafullyarmedwithherspearandhelmet Mentionthematerialsusedfor makingthisstructure.

a} Marbleand Goldb) GoldandLimestonec) MarbleandIvoryd) IvoryandGold

0.51TheStoaofAttaluswasa two-storeybuildingwithbothDoricandIoniccolumnsbuiltaround150BC.Forwhatpurposeitwasused?

a) Ashoppingmallb) Anamphitheatrec) Atempled) Astorehouse

Q-52TheonlysurvivingcontemporarybookonclassicalarchitecturewaswrittenbywhichRomanauthor?


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Q.53Whatisanave?

a) Archedceilingcommonlymadeofbrick,concreteorstone.b) Semicircularareac) Chiefareawithinthechurchd) Horizontalprojectionsuchasbalcony

Q-54 Medieva\architectsdevelopednumber of s\y\es. Thein EasternEurope.

s\y\ebecamepopular

a) Romanesqueb) Gothicc) Carolingiand) Byzantine

Q.55TheRomansdeve\opedtheCompositeorderI andregardedit as\t\emostelaboratestyle,suitablefor the likesof triumphalarches.Whichotherorderscombinesto formthecapitalof theCompositeorder?

a) TuscanandAeolicb) IonicandCorinthianc) DoricandIonicd) DoricandCorinthian

""0-56 TheCorinthianorder,thethirdgreatGreekorder,wasdevelopedlaterthanthe IonicandDoric orders. Which leaves were used to decorate the capital of the Corinthian order?

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a) Oliveb) Shamrockc) Acanthusd) Oak

0-57The orderwasdevelopedbytheRomans,buttheyregardeditasunimportantandnoRomanexamplesremain.Thesimplicityoftheorderledtoitspopularityin theRenaissance.

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Q-64Whatdo youmeanby 'neo' inNeoclassical?

a) Superb) Newc) Extrad) Sub

Q-65history.

architecturewasincludedtheGeorgianperiodin England'sarchitectural

a) EarlyEnglishb) ArtNouveauc) Baroqued) Neoclassical

0.66 Oneof thefollowingis nota GreekColumn.

a) Corinthiancolumnb) Doriccolumnc) Acanthuscolumnd) Ioniccolumn

Q-67Romanesquearchitectureis characterizedbyRomansemicircularvaultsandarcheswhichwerereintroducedinstonetobuildchurchesandfortfflcations.Thisarchitecturewasalsoknownas

a) Neoclassicalarchitectureb) Normanarchitecturec) EarlyEnglisharchitectured) Post-modernarchitecture

0-68 BuildingsdesignedwithflowingcurvesandextravagantdecorationusingplastelWork,sculptures,gilt paintandmarblewasknownas

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a) ArchitecturafSymposiuminSanFranciscob) LondonBuildingSocietyGalleryc) ChicagoWorld'sFaird) AmericanInstituteFairinNewYork

Q-70Byzantinearchitecture(330-1453)is a combinationof RomanandEasternhtfIuencesandischaracterizedchieflybyuseof a dome.Whichoneof thefollowingis theByzantinearchitecture?

a) RoyalCourtsofJusticeinLondon,Englandb) VersaillesinFrancec) Doge'sPalaceinVeniced) HagiaSophiainIstanbul,Turkey

Q-711ntoday'sbuildingyouwill findthistwotypesof architecture.Whatis it?

a} NeoclassicalandNee-Gothicb) PerpendicularandPostmodernismc) IndustrialRevolutionandModernArch~red) ModernArchitectureandPostmodernism

Q-72Canyouspecifythematerialthe PetronasTowers(KualaLumpur,Malaysia-currentlythetallestbuildingsin theworld)is madeupof?

a) Steelb) Concretec) CarbonFiberd) Titanium

0.73What-materialwastJsedtobuildTajMahal?

a) Sandstone.b) Brickd) Limestoned) MarbTe

0-74 Theshellsof theoperahousewouldbeextremelydifficultto constructoutof anythingbut



a) 4O-degreeangleb) 50-degreeanglec) 6(kjegreeangled) 7o-degreeangre

Q-89Mastabain Egyptianarchitectureis a seIWlchralstructurebuiltaboveground.Thepaintingson thewallin theentranceshowMererukapMtMg theseasonsandplayinga boardgame.Whatdoyoufindtheremostcommonly?

a) Familygatheringsb) Deadbodiesc) Cookingwomend} Bathingmen

0.90Whatisthenamegiventoasmall,dom~. structure,ontopofabuildingtoprovideventnationanddecoration?

a) Nyrnphaeumb) Cupolac) Dromasd) Cella

Q-91 What is the total weight of Khafre Pyramid?

a) 2.5 milliontonsb) 6.5 milliontonsC) 4.5 milliontonsd) Undermined

0-92 whichof themis false

a) Lessuniformmaterialssuchas aggreoatesrequire ahigher testing frequency.b) The slumpconeshouldbe filledwiththtee concretelayersof approximatelyequalvolume.c} S\gnfficantchangesin unitweightcanj)ea convenientwayto detect "aJiabilityin air

contentd) None

Q-93Whichis incorrectfor Gravimetricaircontentdetennination:

8. Requiresmixproportionsandspecificgravitiesof themixingred'tentstobeaccuratelyknown.b. \s suitab\eon\ywhere\aboratory-typecontr<1J.isexercised.c. Requiresthata unitweighttestofthe plastiEtconcretebemade.d.Requiresuseof an aggregatecorrectionfactorto accountfor air in theaggregate.

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0-94 .Moldsforstandardtestspecimensfor~ressive strengthtests:

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Q-95 1mmediate1yaftercasting,thetopsofcOQ'll1lessivestrengthspecimensshouldbe:

a. Sprayedwithcuringcompoundb.Scoredwith atrowelto ensure good bonding'Withcapping materialsc. Scratchedwitha nailto showthecylindernumberd. Coveredwithanoiledglassor steelplate,se81edwitha plasticbag.tJt'sealecfWtttta plasticcap.

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a.Accurately predictthestrengthof in-placecOncreteb. Areaffectedbysurfacesmoothness,size,$i(ipe, an'drigidityof thespecimenc. Canbe usedasa quick,simpremeansofch~fdng concreteuDiformityd. Canpredictrelativecompressivestrengths~en calibratedfortheparticularmaterialsusedin

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0-97 Whichof themis true

a) Inwell-proportionedmixturesofstructuratJightweightaggregateconcrete,thecementcontent and strength relationshipis ratify COl1stantfor aUlightweight aggregate types andsources

b) BecauseofthehighvoidcontentdfstruQturallightweightaggregates,air-entrainmentisn'tneeded in structurat lightweight aggregate concrete subjected to fi"eezing and thawing

c) Botha&b .

d) None

0-98 Theusualspecificationsfor structuralligf1meightaggregateconcretestate:

a. A minimumcompres$ivestrengthb. A minimumden$ityc. A minimums\ump.d. allof these

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~} Segregationb) Assemblingc) Coagulationd} Breaking

0-100 concreteismadebyincorporatingintoacementpasteorcement-sandmortarauniformcellularstructureofairvoidstftti14sobtainedwithpreformedfoam,formed-in-placefoam,orspecialfoamingagents.

a) Modular b)Cellular c)Liquid d) Fastsetting

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