WorksheetsGlass Architecture & Design
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 7mins
Glass is
Amorphous
Hard
Brittle
All of the above
Glass does not have a specific
Boiling point
Melting point
Specific gravity
Condensation
Over a temperature range glass
Hardens
Melts
Softens
Vaporises
The formula for glass is
G2O4
Gl2O3
SI2O2
No definite formula
The only chemical reagent that affects glass is
Formaldehyde
Acetic acid
Hydrofluoric acid
Manganese di oxide
The compressive strength of glass is
HIgh
Medium
Low
None of the Above
Which of the following is not a raw material used in the manufacture of glass?
Sodium
Pottassium
Calcium
Manganese
Which of the following is a component of glass?
Formers
Softeners
Stabilizers
All of the Above
Which of the following is not a part of the manufacture of Glass?
Melting
Forming
Annealing
Quenching
Recycled broken or waste glass used in glass-making is called
MIllets
Cullets
Amorphous substances
Glass pieces
Soda lime glass is also called as
Hard glass
Soft glass
Potash glass
Tough glass
Lead glass is aslo called as
Flint glass
Potash glass
Hard glass
Soft glass
In safety glass what is the material fused between 2 or 3 layers of glass?
Silicone
Vinyl plastic
Acetone gel
Air film
What glass is used for making optical lenses?
Striaght glass
Safety glass
Crook's glass
Soda glass
What glass is used for heat insulation?
Safety glass
Wired glass
Optical glass
Glass wool
What glass is this
Plain glass
Laminated glass
Double glass
Safety glass
Which cutting is best for strengthened glass?
Wheel cutting
Filament/Laser cutting
Diamond cutting
Edge glass cutting
Circumstances where the short wavelengths of visible light from the sun pass through glass and are absorbed is called
(a)
The fraction of visible light that comes through the glass is called
Resistivity
Visible transmittance
Absorptivity
Heat gain
Plate glass is also called
Float glass
Pyrex glass
Thin glass
Soda glass
Which country pioneered the use of glass in architecture?
Germany
USA
India
China
Glass was extensively used in earlier days for
Greenhouses or Botanical gardens
Residences
Rail terminals
Factories
In 3500 BC glass was used as
Crystals
Stones
Beads
Mirrors
A type of glass in which small pieces of glass are arranged to form patterns or pictures, held together by strips of lead and supported by a rigid frame is called
Pyrex glass
Pattern glass
Lead glass
Stained glass
What glass is this
Rough glass
Printed glass
Figured glass
Bevelled glass
What type of glass is used in facade of buildings?
Laminated glass
Float glass
Facade glass
Pyrex glass
What happens when a toughened glass break?
Sugar like crystals
Shards of pieces
Big blocks
Fine powder
If a surface has good specular reflection then it is called
Glass
Shiny surface
Mirror
Laminate
A technique of creating art on the surface of glass by applying acidic, caustic, or abrasive substances.
Chiseling
Etching
Sculpting
Engraving
What is the glass which is made by taking one-quarter inch-thick clear glass and creating a one-inch taper on one side around the entire periphery
Beveled glass
Etched glass
Textured glass
Acid finished glass
A float glass that receives a thermal treatment, which makes it more rigid and resistant to breakage.
Tempered glass
Mild glass
Rigid glass
Strong glass
Glasses that impede noise from passing from one environment to the other is called
Soundproof glass
Acoustic glass
NOise glass
Low volume glass
How is glass used in landscape?
Gravel
Cullets
Powder
Mulches
Which of the following is not a fire safety glass
E class
First-class
EW class
E1 class
What occurs when light reflects off of the inside wall of a denser medium
Reflection
Refraction
Total internal reflection
Difraction
Critical angle is the angle at which the refracted ray is at
90 degree
180 degree
360 degree
45 degree
Which of the following is a potential drawback of daylighting?
Increased heat gain
Decreased cooling load
Decreased lighting load
Less penetrating light
Which of the following is not a type of glare
Discomfort glare
Disability glare
Direct glare
Continous glare
Which glass creates an air gap between two sealed glass sheets to make the conduction heat between glass and glass close to zero
Vacuum glass
Gap glass
Air glass
Energy efficient glass
Which of the following is the best energy efficient glass?
Reflective glass
Toughened glass
Float glass
Optical glass
