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Construction Materials Chapter Wise McQ Test of 25 Question #10

Construction Materials Chapter Wise McQ Test of 25 Question for PSC, NEC, UPSC, SSC and Many more.

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1. Commonly used cement in engineering work is

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2. A cement suitable for all types of structure is

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3. The ordinary cement used in general construction is

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4. The cement widely used in construction of retaining walls is

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5. In Rapid Hardening Cement, property of earlier strength is obtained by

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6. Early attainment of strength in rapid hardening cement is mainly due to

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7. Cement used in road construction is

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8. Rapid hardening cement contains

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9. Curing period is minimum for concrete using

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10. Which of the following cements contains maximum percentage of dicalcium silicate?

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11. In low heat cement. The constituent kept to minimum is

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12. Cement used in mass concreting such as dams, retaining walls, bridge abutments etc. is

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13. Which of the following cements is suitable for use in massive concrete structures such as large dams ?

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14. Pick up the correct statement regarding low heat cement from the following:

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15. Cement made by inter grinding Portland cement clinker and granulated blast furnace slag is

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16. Blast furnace slag cement

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17. Name the type of cement from the following for canal linings :

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18. Air bubble in concrete casted with air entraining cement should not be more than

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19. Portland cement produced from pure white chalk and clay but free from iron oxide

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20. White cement is ……….. than ordinary cement in cost

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21. Amount of pigment in color cement should not be more than

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22. Amount of pozzolana in Portland pozzolana cement is

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23. Amount of pozzolana in Portland pozzolana cement is

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24. Pozzolana added in cement

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25. Rate of development of strength of PPC is …….. than that of OPC.

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