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BM M-04 FLASHCARDS CEMENT FINISHES

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Exposed Concrete work requiring special care in the selection of materials, forming, placing and finishing to acquire the desired appearance.

a)

Bush Hammered

b)

Architectural Cocnrete

c)

Cement Plaster Finish or Stucco

d)

Tooled Finish

2.

It is a mortar consisting of cement, sand and water.

a)

Float Finish

b)

Brushed Finish

c)

Cement Plaster Finish or Stucco

d)

Rubbed Finish

3.

A fine-textured finish obtained by smoothing a fresh concrete, plaster or stucco surface with a wood float.

a)

Float Finish

b)

Brushed Finish

c)

Cement Plaster Finish or Stucco

d)

Rubbed Finish

4.

The surface of the concrete is grinded a day or two after it has set using a brick of carborundum, soft natural stone or emery. A sand-float finish is a method usig fine sand instead of grout.

a)

Float Finish

b)

Brushed Finish

c)

Cement Plaster Finish or Stucco

d)

Rubbed Finish

5.

A type of finish obtained by scrubbing or brushing the concrete surface while still green with fiber or wire brushes and water to remove the surface film or mortar leaving the coarse aggregate exposed.

a)

Float Finish

b)

Brushed Finish

c)

Cement Plaster Finish or Stucco

d)

Rubbed Finish

6.

Concrete surfaces may be finished by tooling by any of the methods employed for dressing or finishing natural stone.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Bush Hammering

c)

Sand-Blast Finish

d)

Tooled Finish

7.

A coarse-textured finish obtained by fracturing a concrete or stone surface with a power driven hammer having a rectangular head with a corrugated, serrated or toothed face.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Bush Hammering

c)

Sand-Blast Finish

d)

Tooled Finish

8.

The same appearance as that of a brushed finish. It produces a granulated finish similar to sandstone but is not so uniform because the aggregates are likely to be brought out irregularly.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Bush Hammering

c)

Sand-Blast Finish

d)

Tooled Finish

9.

A decorative finish produced by sandblasting, etching with an acid, or scrubbing a concrete surface after the initial set in order to remove the outer layer of cement paste and expose the aggregate.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Sand Blast Finish

c)

Tooled Finish

d)

Bush Hammered

10.

Coloring agents are added to mixture; it may be troweled, sandblasted, tooled, stamped etc.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Formliners

c)

Integrally Pigmented

d)

Formboard

11.

Form materials (Boards, or panels such as plywood) may be used to impart a surface texture to concrete.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Formliners

c)

Integrally Pigmented

d)

Formboard

12.

Plastic-thermoplastic or synthetic rubber sheets formed in a variety of patterns and/or textures are attached to the inside faces of formwork.

a)

Exposed Aggregate Finish

b)

Formliners

c)

Integrally Pigmented

d)

Formboard

13.

What is NOT considered a coat for cement plastering?

a)

Rubbed Coat

b)

Finish Coat

c)

Scratch Coat

d)

Brown Coat

14.

A coats that mixed in the proportion of 1 part portland cement to 3 parts of sand with about 10lbs of hydrated lime.

a)

Scratch Coat

b)

Scratch and Brown Coat

c)

Brown Coat

d)

Finish Coat

15.

a coats that mixed in the proportion of 1 part portland cement to 2 parts of sand.

a)

Scratch Coat

b)

Base Coat

c)

Brown Coat

d)

Finish Coat

16.

coarse sand is used for the ________________ and fine sand for the finish coat

a)

Scratch Coat

b)

Base Coat

c)

Brown Coat

d)

Finish Coat

17.

average thickness of scratch coat and brown coat

a)

1/4" inches

b)

1/8" inches

c)

3/8" inches

d)

2/8" inches

18.

thickness of the finish coat is _____ minimum and rarely exceeds 1/4" except for finishes requiring rough texture.

a)

1/6" inches

b)

1/8" inches

c)

3/8" inches

d)

2/8" inches

19.

in integral colored cement finish, the finish coat of________is applied

a)

1:4

b)

1:1

c)

1:2

d)

1:3

20.

The concrete aggregate is forced below the surface, and the surface is then leveled with a straight wood screed and while the concrete is not firmly set, it is given a float finish with a straight, flat wood trowel called floats.

a)

Wood Troweled Float Finish

b)

Wood Float Finish

c)

Steel-Troweled Finish

d)

Steel-Float Finish

21.

Smooth crushed stone, most commonly marble aggregate in concrete toppings over concrete base slab.

a)

Exposed Aggregate

b)

Separately Applied Cement Finishes

c)

Steel-Troweled Finish

d)

Integral Colored-Cement Floor Finish

22.

After the concrete aggregate is force below the surface, the surface is then leveled with a straight wood screed, and given a wood float finish. The entire surface is then steel-troweled before the concrete finally sets.

a)

Exposed Aggregate

b)

Separately Applied Cement Finishes

c)

Steel-Troweled Finish

d)

Integral Colored-Cement Floor Finish

23.

When the concrete is still green but the surface water is gone, the surface is leveled with a straight wood screed. Finish coat is leveled with a wood screed, given a float finish and then steel-troweled.

a)

Broom

b)

Separately Applied Cement Finishes

c)

Swirl

d)

Integral Colored-Cement Floor Finish

24.

These separate finishes are designated as non-slip, heavy duty, colored cement, etc.

a)

Broom

b)

Separately Applied Cement Finishes

c)

Swirl

d)

Integral Colored-Cement Floor Finish

25.

Moderately rough finish for horizontal surfaces where slip resistance is required and appearance is a consideration.

a)

Broom

b)

Burlap Drag

c)

Swirl

d)

Stamped Concrete

26.

Light to Heavy rough finish for horizontal finishes where slip resistance and appearance is a consideration.

a)

Broom

b)

Burlap Drag

c)

Swirl

d)

Stamped Concrete

27.

Medium-to-Heavy texture for large surfaces, such as roadway pavements where slip resistance is required and appearance is of secondary importance.

a)

Broom

b)

Burlap Drag

c)

Swirl

d)

Stamped Concrete

28.

Finish Coat of pigmented white cement is applied by throwing it vigorously over screeded and broomed for better bonding

a)

Travertine Finish

b)

Dimpled

c)

Rock Salt

d)

Stamped Concrete

29.

Similar in appearance to travertine, produced by scattering rock salt over a trowelled surface and then dissolving the salt after the concrete has hardened.

a)

Travertine Finish

b)

Dimpled

c)

Rock Salt

d)

Stamped Concrete

30.

Concrete cast over a bed of crushed stone or gravel aggregate against a polyethylene sheet between them to prevent bonding.

a)

Travertine Finish

b)

Dimpled

c)

Rock Salt

d)

Stamped Concrete

31.

Proprietary aluminum tools are used to imprint various patterns in freshly placed horizontal concrete surfaces

a)

Travertine Finish

b)

Dimpled

c)

Rock Salt

d)

Stamped Concrete

32.

This consists of a topping with a mixture of 1 part cement, 1 part sand and 1 part finely crushed stones.

a)

Granolithic Finish

b)

Base Topping

c)

Terrazo Finish

d)

Finish Topping

33.

A mosaic floor or paving composed of marble or other stone chips set in a cementitious or resinous matrix and ground when dry.

a)

Granolithic Finish

b)

Base Topping

c)

Terrazo Finish

d)

Finish Topping

34.

A ground and polished terrazzo finish consisting mainly of relatively small stone chips.

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

35.

A ground and polished terrazzo finish consisting mainly of large stone chips, with smaller chips filling the spaces between.

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

36.

A uniformly textured terrazzo finish produced by washing the matrix prior to setting so as to expose the chips which are not ground.

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

37.

A mosaic terrazzo finish consisting of cut or fractured marble slabs set by hand in the desired pattern, with smaller chips filling the spaces between.

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

38.

What type of Terrazzo Finish is this?

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

39.

What type of Terrazzo Finish is this?

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

40.

What type of Terrazzo Finish is this?

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

41.

What type of Terrazzo Finish is this?

a)

Standard Terrazzo

b)

Venetian Terrazzo

c)

Rustic Terrazzo

d)

Palladiana

42.

Finely ground corundum may also be a part of the aggregate to produce an enduring and non-slip surface.

a)

Granolithic Finish

b)

Base Topping

c)

Terrazo Finish

d)

Finish Topping

43.

A terrazzo Topping installed directly over a rough finished concrete slab. A chemical bonding agent is used if the concrete surface is too smooth for a mechanical bond.

a)

Palladiana

b)

Monolithic Terrazzo

c)

Standard Terrazo

d)

Venetian Terrazo

44.

quick-setting gypsum plaster consisting of a fine white powder (calcium sulfate hemihydrate), which hardens when moistened and allowed to dry.

a)

Plaster of Paris

b)

Gesso

c)

Plastic-Thermoplastic

d)

Gypsum Plaster

45.

Concrete or masonry surface should be ___ to ensure good bonding before applying the stucco or plaster cement.

a)

Plastered

b)

Rubbed

c)

Roughened

d)

Smoothed