BUILDING TECHNOLOGY AND BUILDING MATERIALS C.

PLANTED JAMB

PRE- BOARD EXAM

6.A BAR USED TO HOLD THE REINFORCECMENT ON A
PART 1. BEAM IS _______.
A. TIE BAR
1.A MASSIVE CONCRETE WALL THAT RESISTS B. WEB (ANOTHER TERM FOR STIRRUPS)
OVERTURNING BY VIRTUE OF ITS OWN WEIGHT. C. LATERAL TIES
A. GRAVITY WALL
B. BLOCK WALL 7.IF THE RISER IS 17cm., FIND THE TREAD WIDTH USING
C. SHEAR WALL RISER/ TREAD PROPORTION FORMULA (R)(T) = 75sq.in
A. 26.88cm
B. 28.66cm
C. 28.46cm

8.IF THE SPAN OF THE GABLE TRUSS SUPPORT IS

18.0CM. AND THE HEIGHT IS 2.50M. WITH 1.20M.
2.A TYPE OF HALF LAPPED JOINT THAT RESIST TENSION. OVERHANG. WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE TOP CHORD?
A. LOCK SPLICE A. 10.50 METERS
B. SCARF JOINT B. 12.40 METERS
C. SQUARE SPLICE C. 18.10 METERS
9.USING A 10 FEET G.I. CORR. ROODFING SHEET, WHAT
IS THE DISTANCE OF THE PURLINS?
A. 600MM
B. 660MM
C. 675MM

3.IN A GLASS CURTAIN WALL, COMMON TYPE WINDOW 10.USING A ½ THK. PLYWOOD & 2”X3” FORMWORKS.
USED. WHAT IS THE ECONOMICAL SECTION OF A COLUMN?
A. SLIDING A. 500MM X 500MM
B. PROJECTED B. 600MM X 600MM
C. FIXED C. 700MM X700MM

11.THICKNESS OF MORTAR ON MARBLE TILE.

A. 25MM
B. 50MM (FOR MARBLE SLAB)
4.A SURFACE THAT MAKES AN OBLIQUE ANGLE WITH C. 12.5MM
ANOTHER, AS WHERE A WINDOW OR DOOR OPENING
WIDENS FROM THE FRAME TOWARD THE FACE OF THE 12.INCLINED STRCUTURAL MEMBER THAT SUPPORTS
WALL. THE STEPS OF A STAIR.
A. SLIDE A. FLIGHT OF STEP
B. SPLAY B. CURTAIN STEP
C. BEVEL C. CARRIAGE (OR STRINGER)

13.A DOOR HAVING A STRUTURAL WOOD CORE CLADD

WITH GALVANIZED SHEET METAL.
5. A DOOR JAMB HAVING NO STOPS, NOR PREPARED TO A. WOOD CORE
RECEIVE HARDWARE. B. KALAMEIN DOOR (USES: FIRE EXIT DOORS)
A. SILL JAMB C. METAL DOOR
B. BLANK JAMB
14.WIDTH OF PRE-STRESSED BEAM WITH A SPAN OF 23. SEALER APPLIED FIRST BEFORE APPLYING THE PAINT
12.0 METERS ON LIGHT LOADINGS. COAT TO ___________.
A. 250MM A. CLEAN THE SURFACE
B. 375MM B. REDUCE ABSORPTION
C. 750MM C. HAVE ADHESION
15.A DEVICE USED AS A GUIDE OF THE HAND SAW IN 24. A PROTECTIVE METAL PLATE FASTENED TO BOTTOM
CUTTING OBJECT TO FORM A MITER JOINT. OF A DOOR TO RESIST BLOWS.
A. TRIANGLE A. BULL BAR
B. MITER BOARD B. PUSH PLATE
C. MITER BOX C. KICK PLATE

16.A FUNNEL LIKE DEVICE WITH A PIPE FOR 25. SANDBLASTING OF GLASS PATTERN.
DEDPOSITING CONCRETE UNDERWATER. A. GLASS ETCHING
A. TREMIE B. GLASS BLOCK
B. CAISSON C. STAINED GLASS
C. PUMPCRETE
26. USED TO HOLD VERTICAL BATTEN ON TOP OF THE
17. WHICH AMONG THE STRUCTURAL BOND HAVE CORRUGATED SHEATHING.
ALTERNATIVE COURSES OF HEADER AND STRETCHER? A. G.I. STRAP
A. FLEMISH BOND B. BATTEN NAIL
B. ENGLISH BOND C. U-BOLT
C. JAMES BOND
27. THE PROCESS OF REMOVING CONCRETE FORMS.
18. CUPRINOL IS A PRODUCT OF __________ A. STRIPPING
A. DUTCHBOY B. CLEARING
B. DAVIES C. DEFORMING WORK
C. BOYSEN
28. A GUNITE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION.
19. A SCREW HAVING A RING-SHAPED HEAD. A. TYROLINE
A. ALEN HEAD B. SANDBLASTING
B. CAP SCREW C. SHOTCRETE
C. SCREW EYE
29. THE PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM WITH A SPAN OF
20. A NAIL MADE BY CUTTING AND SHAPING A PIECE OF 10.0M CARRYING HEAVY LOAD DEPTH IS ______
ROUND/ ELLIPTICAL WIRE. A. 62CM
A. BRAD B. 100CM
B. WIRE NAIL C. 83CM
C. HEADLESS
30. STRIP OF METAL PLACED ON CONCRETE WALL FOR
21. STRUCTURAL STEEL T-SECTION IS COCMPOSED OF WOOD PANELLING.
A. FLANGE & STEM A. FURRING
B. FLANGE & WEB B. TUBULAR
C. FLANGE & FILLET C. ANGLE BAR

22. GLASS PANEL USED FOOR FIRE EXIT DOOR. 31. IN WATERPROOFING. IF THERE IS A PROVISION OF
A. INSULATING GLASS FLOR MATERIALS, _____________ PLACE ON TOP OF
B. WIRED GLASS THE WATERPROOFING FOR BETTER ADHESION.
C. TINTED GLASS A. MORTAR
B. COURSESAND
C. TOPPING 39. THE CENTRAL OF THREE STAIR WINDERS MAKING A
90 DEGREE TURN.
32. A RESILIENT FLOOR TILE COMPOSED OF NATURAL A. ANGLE WINDER
OR SYNTHETIC RUBBER WITH MINERAL FILTERS. B. CENTRAL WINDER
A. LINOLEUM C. KITE WINDER
B. VINYL TILE
C. RUBBER TILE 40. BEST WATERRPROOFING FOR BASEMENT WALL.
A. SAHARA
33. IN MASONRY WORK, ADMIXTURE ADDED ON TILE B. FLINTKOTE
ADHESIVE OR MORTAR FOR PLACING NEW TILES ON C. JOHN’S MANVILLE
EXISTING TILES.
50% OF WATER AND 50% OF _______ 41. A METAL STRIP WITH A VERTICAL FLANGE FOR
A. REDIFIX RETAINING SURFACING AGGREGATE AND PREVENTING
B. MODIFIER LEAKS AROUND THE EDGE OF A BUILT UP ROOF.
C. STIFF GROUT A. GRAVEL STOP
B. PLASTER GROUND
34. DISTRIBUTE THE LOAD OF THE COLUMN EQUALLY C. TRIMMING GUARD
AMONG THE PILES.
A. FOOTING 42. A CURVED RAMP
B. PILE CAP A. RADIUS TURN
C. PILE FOUNDATION B. BACK RAMP
C. HELICLINE
35. IN MASONRY WORK, SPACES BETWEEN TILES ARE
PROVIDED DURING TILE SETTING FOR ______. 43. HINGES USED FOR FRAMELESS GLASS PANEL.
A. PUTTING GROUT A. INVISIBLE HINGES
B. AESTHETIC PURPOSE B. CONCEALED HINGES
C. REMOVING BROKEN TILES C. PATCH FITTINGS

36. BEST WATERTIGHT WINDOW FRAME. 44. EXTENDED BARS PROVIDED ON SLAB ON FILL FOR
A. STEEL FRAME CONCRETE STAIR.
B. ALUMINUM A. STARTER BARS
C. WOOD B. DOWEL
C. DIAGONAL BARS
37. IN A SUSPENDED ACCOUSTICAL CEILING, A GROOVE
IS CUT INTO THE EDGES OF AN ACOUSTICAL TILES TO 45. AN ELEGANT DECORATIVE COCNRETE PAVEMENT
RECEIVE SPLINES OR SUPPORTING MEMBERS OF THE THAT USED COLOR HARDENER AND RELEASE AGENT
CEILING SUSPENSION SYSTEM. CCOLORS.
A. RABBET A. COLORED FINISHES
B. PLOUGH B. GUNITE SYSTEMS
C. KERF C. STAMPING SYSTEM

38. THE ANGLE WITH ONE SURFACE OF A BODY MAKES 46. AN OPEN SPACE BETWEEN TWO SUCCESSIVE TREAD.
WITH ANOTHER SURFACE WHEN THEY ARE NOT AT A. OPEN STRINGER
RIGHT ANGLE. B. OPEN RISER
A. BEVEL C. OPEN WIDE
B. OGEE
C. PENCIL EDGE 47. SAPCE PROVIDED ON A WATER TANK ABOVE WATER
LEVEL
A. FREE BOARD
B. AIR SPACE 55. ANY OF A SERIES OF WINDERS SO ARRANGED THAT
C. OVERFLOW THEY ARE NEARLY AS WIDE AT THE INSIDE OF THE STAIR
AS THE ADJACENT FLIERS.
48. PROVIDING A PIPE CHASE DURING CONCRETE A. BALANCED STEP
CCONSTRUCTION B. ELLIPTICAL STAIR
A. COLD JOINT C. GEOMETRIAL STAIR
B. CONSTRUCCTION JOINT
C. BLOCK OUT 56. VERTICAL STRIP AT THE EDGE OF AN IN-ACTIVE
DOOR IN A TWO-PANEL DOOR.
49. IN A TWO PANEL DOOR, A STRIP OF LUMBER PLACE A. FILLET
IN ONE PANEL DOOR THAT SERVE AS STOPPER. B. ASTRAGAL
A. BAITDURA C. RABBET
B. SINTURON
C. TIRANTE 57. AN OPENING ON THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING, AS IN
PARAPET, FOR DRAINING OFF RAINWATER.
50. A GALVANIZED WIRE BASKET FILLED WITH STONES A. SCUPPER
AND USED IN CONSTRUCTING AN ABUTMENT OR B. ROOF DRAIN
RETAINING STRUCTURE. C. GUTTER
A. RIP-RAP
B. CRIBBING 58. A SEMI-CIRCULAR OR SEMI-ELLIPTICAL WINDOW
C. GABION OVER A DOORWAY OR ANOTHER WINDOW.
A. FANLIGHT
51. RECEPTACLE THAT WILL COLLECT SEWER WASTE AT B. TRANSOM
THE BASEMENT. C. OVERDOOR
A. CISTERN
B. SEPTIC 59. A VERTICAL WINDOW SET BELOW THE LINE OF A
C. SUMP PIT (LOCATED AT THE LOWEST BASEMENT SLOPE ROOF.
LEVEL) A. INTERNAL DORMER
B. DORMER WINDOW
52. IN A VEHICULAR RAMP, IF THE SLOPE IS MORE C. SKYLIGHT
THAN 10 DEGREES, YOU SHOULD PROVIDE ________.
A. TRANSITION 60. A HINGE THAT CLOSES AUTOMATICALLY BY MEANS
B. RAILING OF GRAVITY.
C. TEXTURE RAMP A. SPRING HINGE
B. GRAVITY HINGE
53. TYPE OF BOARD COMMONLY USED FOR TOILET C. PIANO HINGE
PARTITIONING.
A. HARDBOARD
B. PHENOLIC
C. PARTICLE

54. A CENTRAL POST FROM WHICH THE WINDERS OF A

SPIRAL STAIR RADIATE.
A. CENTER POST
B. NEWEL POST
C. SPIRAL POST
PART 2.
PART 3.
1. A STREAM OF COMPRESSED AIR DIRECTED
DODWNWARD ACROSS A DOORWAY SO ASS TO
FORM A SHIELD TO EXCLUDE DRAFTS. AIR
CURTAIN
2. A LONG WOODEN OR METAL STRAIGHTEDGE
FOR SMOOTHING A FRESH CONCRETE SURFACE
IMMEDIATELY AFTER SCREEDING. DARBY
3. A NARROW DEPOSIT OF SEALANT APPLIED TO A
BUILDING JOINT. BEAD
4. A GROOVE CUT OR FORMED IN A VERTICAL
SURFACE TO RECEIVE FLASHING. REGLET
5. A DRAIN OR CHANNEL PASSING UNDER A ROAD
OR A SIDEWALK