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1251/D FN-Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is a mortar made out of gypsum, cement, or lime; sand; and water, that is layered to the surfaces of masonry to create a finishing surface to either the interior or the exterior faces of the wall or the exposed face of the ceiling.

a)

Sgraffito

b)

Mortar

c)

Ceramic

d)

Plaster

2.

This is a decorative plaster that started in Italy involving two or more layers of differently-colored plaster. The decorative figure is carved out of the layers.

a)

Plateresque

b)

Churrigueresque

c)

Sgraffito

d)

Renaissance

3.

This is a term in masonry that refers to the continuous stratum of masonry units such e.g., bricks, stones, hollow blocks, etc.

a)

Course

b)

Bed

c)

Wythe

d)

Tier

4.

This refers to a brick that is laid flat with its long narrow side exposed.

a)

Header

b)

Stretcher

c)

Soldier

d)

Quoins

5.

This refers to a brick that is laid flat with its width exposed.

a)

Header

b)

Stretcher

c)

Soldier

d)

Quoins

6.

This refers to a brick that is laid similar to the Stretcher but in an upright position.

a)

Header

b)

Stretcher

c)

Soldier

d)

Quoins

7.

These are stones that are delivered from the quarries and that are not cut into specific size making them appear rough and irregular.

a)

Rubble Stone

b)

Dimension Stone

8.

These are stones that are delivered from the quarries that are cut into specific size and squared to dimensions and to a specific thickness.

a)

Rubble Stone

b)

Dimension Stone

9.

The pattern of this stonework appears very organized through the use of squared stones in regular courses.

a)

Rubble Work

b)

Random Work

c)

Ashlar

10.

This is a type of brick that is used for the lining of fireplaces, chimneys, furnaces, etc. Its term literally refers to a substance that is resistant to heat.

a)

Refractory Brick

b)

Glazed Brick

c)

Facing Brick

d)

Common or Building Brick

11.

This brickwork method alternates stretchers and headers at every stratum.

a)

Common Bond

b)

English Bond

c)

Flemish Bond

d)

Herringbone

12.

Which of the following is not a standard thickness of a Concrete Hollow Block?

a)

100mm (4”)

b)

150mm (6”)

c)

200mm (8”)

d)

500 mm (20”)

13.

This is a type of metal that is nonmagnetic, soft, and silvery. It is known for being lightweight and for being easy to work with. Aside from its popularity for the building envelope, particularly, on the façade, this metal is also used in other industries like transportation, packaging, household products, etc.

a)

Aluminum

b)

Iron

c)

Steel

d)

Copper

14.

This is the process for shaping the aluminum by forcing it to flow through a shaped opening in a die. The extruded material has a cross-sectional profile the same as that of the die opening.

a)

Intrusion

b)

Extrusion

c)

Analok

d)

Anodize

15.

This is a type of aluminum as determined by the thickness that does not go beyond 0.005 inch. This is used mainly for thermal insulation and vapor barriers.

a)

Aluminum Sheet

b)

Aluminum Foil

c)

Corrugated Aluminum

d)

Structural Aluminum

16.

This is a type of an electrolytic (anodized) finish for aluminum that results in a blackish brown color and that is very popular in the Philippines.

a)

Anodized

b)

Analok

c)

Electrolytic

d)

Electroplated

17.

This is a type of metal that is an almost pure iron with less than 0.1% carbon, usually not more than 0.05%. It has a very good flexibility which allows it to be forged, bent, rolled, spun, and drawn. These days, this type of metal is more commonly used for furniture, railing, grilles, fences, and other decorative items.

a)

Cast Iron

b)

Wrought Iron

c)

Steel

d)

Copper

18.

This more often than not refers to the alloy of carbon and iron which do not contain more than 2% carbon and which are made in pliable form.

a)

Steel

b)

Iron

c)

Carbon

d)

Zinc

19.

This alloy is widely used in architecture and is distinguished from other types of alloys by its more than 10% chromium content. It is known for its resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and heat, and is also a popular household name in the kitchen.

a)

Skinless Steel

b)

Stainless Steel

c)

Copper

d)

Tin

20.

This term refers to a green thin layer formed by oxidation or other chemical processes on copper, bronze, and similar metals.

a)

Patino

b)

Patinio

c)

Petunia

d)

Patina

21.

This metal, in the form of a coating, is applied to steel or iron to prevent rusting, through a process known as galvanization or galvanizing.

a)

Tin

b)

Zinc

c)

Brass

d)

Bronze

22.

This refers to an alloy of primarily zinc and copper and is usually used for windows, doors, railings, fences, and other ornamental works.

a)

Tin

b)

Zinc

c)

Brass

d)

Bronze

23.

This refers to an alloy of primarily tin and copper and is usually used for medallions, plaques, etc.

a)

Tin

b)

Zinc

c)

Brass

d)

Bronze

24.

Building products made of wood that are produced in a planning mill such as moldings, door and window frames, door, windows, blinds and stairs but excluding flooring, ceilings and sidings are collectively called?

a)

Carpentry Works

b)

Millwork

c)

Wood Works

d)

Lumber Works

25.

Which among the following is not a hardwood?

a)

Tanguile

b)

Yakal

c)

Pine

d)

Molave

26.

Plywood is the most common wood composite that got its name from how it is prepared. It is prepared in plies or layers. Which of the following dimensions is plywood commercially available in?

a)

4” x 8”

b)

4’ x 8”

c)

4” x 8’

d)

4’ x 8’

27.

True or False. The Type Y Gypsum Board is used in fire-rated construction components.

a)

True.

b)

False.

28.

This is a type of plastic that strengthens itself when subjected to high temperature; but, it cannot be remodeled or heated after the initial forming.

a)

Thermoset

b)

Thermoplastic

c)

Thermos

d)

Thermodynamics

29.

This is a type of plastic that can be remodeled or heated after the initial forming without causing any chemical change.

a)

Thermoset

b)

Thermoplastic

c)

Thermos

d)

Thermodynamics

30.

Which among the following is not an example of a thermoplastic?

a)

Phenolic

b)

Polystyrene

c)

Polyethylene

d)

Acrylic

31.

This specifically refers to the process of infusing a thermosetting substance to sheets of paper or fabric that are all bonded together through the application of pressure and heat.

a)

Infusion

b)

Galvanization

c)

Lamination

d)

Combustion

32.

Which thermoplastic material is commonly used for greenhouses?

a)

Asphalt Shingles

b)

GI Sheets

c)

Polycarbonate

d)

Clay Roof Tiles

33.

This is one of the well-known manufacturers of colorful handmade cement tiles in the Philippines.

a)

Holcim

b)

Lafarge

c)

Machuca

d)

Eagle

34.

This is a general type of flooring finishes which refers to a flooring that is firm and durable, yet flexible i.e., a material that has the physical characteristic to ‘bounce back’.

a)

Concrete Surface Finish

b)

Granolithic Finish

c)

Tile Finish

d)

Resilient Floor Finish

35.

True or False. Strip flooring is the term given to wood boards 6” or less in width while plank flooring is the term given to wood boards 8” or more in width.

a)

True.

b)

False.

36.

What is the finish made of chips of marble or other stone pieces set in cement binder?

a)

Travertine

b)

Machuca

c)

Terrazzo

d)

Terracotta

37.

This is made out of a clay mixture but unlike its rival, its mixture is more enhanced, and it uses a higher temperature in firing.

a)

Ceramic Tiles

b)

Porcelain Tiles

c)

Cement Tiles

d)

Terrazzo

38.

This type of wood floor finish is composed of wooden blocks arranged in a geometric mosaic.

a)

Strip Flooring

b)

Plank Flooring

c)

Parquet Flooring

d)

Terrazzo

39.

This literally translates to “sun breaker” in the English language and can be made out of any form or material to reduce the building’s heat gain.

a)

Analok Process

b)

Anodized Process

c)

Brise Soleil

d)

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

40.

This term originally refers to a particular brand of contact cement that had been associated with gangs of poverty-afflicted children in Metro Manila.

a)

Stikwel

b)

Rugby

c)

Elmer’s

d)

Mighty