2. A given area of 4.00 meters x 5.00 meters for living area,

using a 60cm x 60cm granite tiles. How many granite tiles

are needed?

3. What is the weight in kilogram of a 6.00 meter long 12mm

dia. deformed bar?

4. A given floor area of 100.00 square meters with 4” thick

slab has a total reinforcement of 40kg per cubic meter of

concrete. How many pieces of 6m long – 10mm rebar will be

used?

5. A 50 sqm wall area will be painted with latex paint on both

sides of the wall applying two coats of paint. A gallon of

paint can cover an area of 25 sqm. How many gallons of paint

will be used?

6. Refer to Set 1A, Which is the Running?

7. Refer to Set 1A, Which is the Blistering?

8. Refer to Set 1A, Which is the Fading?

9. Refer to Set 1A, Which is the Grinning?

10. Refer to Set 1A, Which is the Chalking?

11. Refer to Set 2B, Which is the Strap Hinge?

12. Refer to Set 2B, Which is the Piano Hinge?

13. Refer to Set 2B, Which is the Offset Hinge?

14. Refer to Set 2B, Which is the Barrel Hinge?

15. Refer to Set 2B, Which is the Invicible Hinge?

16. Also known as Philippine Ebony, Is a wood unique to the

country. With a black heartwood (inner region) and gray

sapwood, this produces really dramatic, dark timber hence

the name. The grain is often grayish and has strong, dark

brown streaks.

17. A moderately hard reddish wood, is one of the seven local

woods often referred to as Philippine Mahogany. This

abundant wood type boasts of fine ribbon or straight grain.

It's relatively soft and easy to work on, but resilient

enough for outdoor construction. Ideal for: interior

finishes, cabinets, boat building.

18. This resinous wood with yellow to golden-red tones is

another local mahogany type. A high-grade timber, can

tolerate harsh hot and cold weathers. Ideal for: furniture,

surface finishes, small weapons, and outdoor constructions.

19. One of the hardest local woods, has a fine texture that

makes it smooth to the touch. It's available in pale yellow

to pinkish-brownish tone with a lighter sapwood (outer

region), and mostly straight grain. It has no distinct odor.

Ideal for: window frames, shipbuilding, structural posts,

railroad tracks, and other outdoor applications

20. This very popular tropical wood has tones that range from

yellow to red. The grain (texture and alignment of wood

fiber) is often interlocked and wavy, which creates

interesting flame and ribbon figures when quartersawn or

flat sawn, which makes it a beautiful finishing material.

Texture can be anywhere from average-fine to average-coarse.

The wood itself is lustrous and has an attractive odor. Is

classified as endangered and vulnerable here, and in

Malaysia. Ideal for: furnishings, floor planks, wall panels

21. Is prepared by grinding pozzolanic clinker with Portland

cement. It is also produced by adding pozzolana with the

addition of gypsum or calcium sulfate or by intimately and

uniformly blending portland cement and fine pozzolana.

22. Is prepared by maintaining the percentage of tricalcium

aluminate below 6% by increasing the proportion of C2S. This

makes the concrete to produce low heat of hydration and thus

is used in mass concrete construction like gravity dams, as

the low heat of hydration prevents the cracking of concrete

due to heat.

23. Is used to reduce the risk of sulphate attack on concrete

and thus is used in construction of foundations where soil

has high sulphate content. This cement has reduced contents

of C3A and C4AF.

24. It is produced by mixing 5- 10% mineral pigments with

ordinary cement. They are widely used for decorative works

in floors.

25. Is the most widely used type of cement which is suitable

for all general concrete construction. It is most widely

produced and used type of cement around the world with

annual global production of around 3.8 million cubic meters

per year. This cement is suitable for all type of concrete

construction.

26. Refer to Set 3C, Which is the Sandstones?

27. Refer to Set 3C, Which is the Field Stones?

28. Refer to Set 3C, Which is the Araal Stones?

29. Refer to Set 3C, Which is the Adobe Stones?

30. Refer to Set 3C, Which is the Mactan Stones?

31. Mostly surfaced-applied, solutions are mainly surface

coatings with little penetration capabilities. Water

absorption is effectively reduced by promoting a beading

effect.

32. In contrast, this technology actually uses water and turns

into microscopic crystals using a chemical reaction. The

crystals increase in numbers and length to densify and seal

concrete pores and voids.

33. Is composed of cement, specially treated quarts (or

silica) and proprietary chemicals. When combined with water,

it undergoes a reaction and forms a crystalline structure

that permeates and fills, micro cracks and capillaries in

concrete.

34. Also called polymer-modified, this is breathable, flexible

and versatile option that can be used for a wide range of

applications.s

35. Method of waterproofing that is used for flat roof area

and exposed to weathering, This waterproofing method is

expensive.

36. A natural lightweight aggregates which is formed by the

sudden cooling of molten volcanic matter.

37. A volcanic glass expanded by heat to form lightweight

aggregate and as loose-fill thermal insulation.

38. Consists of the skeletons of tiny aquatic plants, which

can be heated to melting point and used as a cinder-like,

lightweight aggregate.

39. A strong lightweight aggregate obtained by the

expoliation of slate.

40. Used for precast blocks, cast-in-place walls of houses

and for panel filling of steel-framed buildings.

41. Refer to Set 4D, Which is the Column Block?

42. Refer to Set 4D, Which is the Partition Block?

43. Refer to Set 4D, Which is the Pillar Block?

44. Refer to Set 4D, Which is the Splitface Block?

45. Refer to Set 4D, Which is the Jamb Block?

46. The most popular brands are “LUCITE” and “PLEXIGLASS”.

47. A family of polyesters, a white, substantially amorphous,

very tough and strong material with good heat resistance of

up to 150 degrees Celcius and has excellent dimensional

stability.

48. A class of paraffinic polymers that have some or all of

the Hydrogen replaced by Fluorine.

49. Refers to a family of polymers called linear polyamides.

50. A tough plastic with good resistance to heat and chemical

action. Easy to manufacture, this plastic has extremely high

economic value and is commonly used for piping, house

appliances, packaging and automotive parts.