- 1. The process of transferring, with a high degree of skill and accuracy, the details of the foundation plan from the drawing sheet onto the ground, with pegs, lines and a tape is called ----------
A) Setting out
B) Drawing practice
C) Marker
D) Site operation
- 2. The following are types of foundation except ---------
A) Raft foundation
B) Strip foundation
C) Pad foundation
D) Pet foundation
E) Pile foundation
- 3. The expanded base of a wall or a column which supports the base of a building and is constructed with concrete or mansory materials like rock and stone is called ---------
A) Foundation
B) Lintel
C) Artifact
D) Wall
E) Barricade
- 4. The two types of floor we have are ----------
A) Concrete and ground floor
B) Two-way and one-way floor
C) Mansory and pensory floor
D) Suspended and solid floor
E) Basement and uplift floor
- 5. A horizontal beam supporting a wall over an opening of relatively short span is called --------
A) Lintel
B) Concrete
C) Asphalt
D) Polythene sheets
E) Window
- 6. A lintel could be made of the following except --------
A) Wood
B) Concrete
C) Water
D) Metal
- 7. A continuous strip of concrete under walls is ------------
A) Pad foundation
B) Stepped foundation
C) Strip foundation
D) Raft foundation
E) Pile foundation
- 8. A continuous concrete base under the whole building is the --------------
A) Raft foundation
B) Pad foundation
C) Stepped foundation
D) Pile foundation
E) Strip foundation
- 9. ------------- is an isolated concrete base under the columns.
A) Stepped foundation
B) Pile foundation
C) Pad foundation
D) Raft foundation
E) Strip foundation
- 10. The ---------- put their knowledge of science and mathematics to solve practical problems in a creative manner.
A) Architect
B) Doctors
C) Draughtsman
D) Engineers
- 11. ----------- produces conceptual models of buildings which are translated to a set of architectural drawings.
A) Astronomist
B) Civil Engineers
C) Regional
D) Architects
- 12. Aeronautical is an area of specialisation in engineering. The major places of work for this specialisation include the following except ----------
A) Universities
B) water factory
C) Commercial aerospace
D) Government establishments
E) Airlines
- 13. The mouth-to-mouth resuscitation method is very useful in ---------
A) Drowning
B) Bleeding
C) Poisoning
D) Choking
- 14. What does 'C' represent in the ABC of First Aid?
A) Chaos
B) Cartillage
C) Choice
D) Circulation
E) Chest
- 15. Which of the following materials is useful in making pulp and paper?
A) Silver
B) Metal
C) Ceramics
D) Wood
E) Plastics
- 16. All of these can cause fire outbreak except --------
A) Chemicals
B) Naked flames
C) Fire extinguisher
D) Electric spark
- 17. Shiny or good lustre property is often associated with --------
A) Ceramics
B) Glass
C) Metals
D) Plastics
E) Woods
- 18. Aluminium is an example of ----------
A) Non- ferrous metal
B) Ferrous metal
C) Plastics
D) Steel
E) Synthetic
- 19. Which of the following metals is highly magnetic?
A) Brass
B) Aluminium
C) Iron
D) Zinc
- 20. Which of the following materials is a good conductor of heat and electricity?
A) Plaster
B) Glass
C) Plastics
D) Metals
E) Woods
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