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TLE 3RD QUARTER 9TH GRADE DRAFTING

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Plays Crucial role and may impose specific maximum spacing.

a)

Load of the structure

b)

Cost of the Building

c)

Structual engineers

d)

function of the building

2.

Increasing the spacing between columns leads to an increase in the_____?

a)

Length

b)

Load of the structure

c)

Strength

d)

Cost of the building

3.

Factors Controlling the Distance Between RCC

(a)  

4.

The distance between two reinforced columns ranges between (a)   m for small buildings

5.

(a)   m for sizable facilities where large columns and free spaces are required

6.

Maximum span of the footing/structure

(a)  

7.

the minimum span/size of the structure/footing is

(a)  

8.

structural load or structural action is a force, deformation, or acceleration applied to structural elements

a)

Architectural considerations

b)

Loads of the structure

c)

Function of the building

9.

refers to the architectural design and the decision that plays the major orle in determining the building's seismic and aesthetic design as effectively as possible

a)

Funciton of the building

b)

Loads of the Structure

c)

Architectural consideration

10.

the structure provides favorable conditions and facilities for the user's activities durably, conveniently, and beautiful without sacrificing the amount of money of the construction of the project

a)

Architectural Considerations

b)

Function of the building

c)

Loads of the structure

11.

the architecture prepared must be economically feasible

a)

Economy

b)

Visibility

c)

Symmetry

d)

Emergence

12.

The drawings and the design layouts prepared by the design engineer should be elucidated to the workers on site, to provide visibility of the final product.

a)

Economy

b)

Symmetry

c)

Visibility

d)

Emergence

13.

It is necessary to ensure the consistency of the product, with the presented layout of the design as maintained by the design engineer.

a)

Symmetry

b)

Visibility

c)

Emergence

d)

Economy

14.

The idea of the structure to be constructed must be very clear from the drawings prepared

a)

Symmetry

b)

Visual

c)

Economy

d)

Emergence

15.

architectural considerations made are

(a)  

16.

part of the building below the surface of the ground which is sometimes called the structure.

a)

footing

b)

foundation

c)

rebars

d)

building load

17.

expansion at the lower end of the wall

a)

footing

b)

foundation

c)

rebars

d)

building load

18.

steel bar used for reinforced concrete and reinforced masonry structure to strengthen and aid the concrete under tension.

a)

footings

b)

rebars

c)

building load

d)

foundation

19.

force, deformation, or acceleration, applied to structural element

a)

rebars

b)

footings

c)

building load

d)

foundation

20.

long squared, cylindrical strong material made up of a concrete pushed into the ground

a)

spread foundation

b)

pile

c)

pier

d)

slab foundation

21.

includes all those type where the load is distributed into the soil by slender vertical members of timber, concrete, or steel called pile

a)

Pile

b)

Spread Foundation

c)

Pier foundation

d)

Slab foundation

22.

foundation where concrete piers are carried down through the soil of inadequate bearing power

a)

pile

b)

Slab foundation

c)

Pier foundation

d)

Spread foundation

23.

is a solid slab of concrete poured directly on the ground with footings placed where extra support is needed

a)

pile

b)

Slab foundation

c)

pier foundation

d)

Spread foundation

24.

consist of a footing upon which a concrete wall of concrete block wall forms an inverted T

a)

t-Foundation

b)

Spread foundation

c)

Pier Foundation

d)

Slab foundation

25.

assembles like a mat and the foundation is spread over the entire area

a)

Mat foundation

b)

spread foundation

c)

slab foundation

d)

T foundation

26.

Couse of foundation/building failure

(a)  

27.

unjust use of funds

a)

corruption

b)

Engineering method and design

c)

Causes by natural calamities

d)

professional competencies

28.

ineffective and outmoded poor methods

a)

engineering methods and designs

b)

corruption

c)

causes by natural calamities

d)

professional competancies

29.

when nature wreaks havoc

a)

engineering method and design

b)

causes by natural calamities

c)

professional competencies

d)

soil bearing capacity failure

30.

a foundation failure that occurs when the shear stress in the soil exeed

a)

soil bearing capacity

b)

engineering methods and designs

c)

cause by natural calamities

d)

professional competancies

31.

expertise and technical know-how

a)

corruption

b)

professional competencies

c)

soil bearing capacity failure

32.

failure of defection of the foundation structure

(a)  

33.

is a factory which supports a wall by extending along the entire length of the wall

a)

combined footing

b)

isolated footing

c)

wall footing

d)

cantilever footing

34.

is one which supports a single column, post, pier, or other concentrated load

a)

combined footing

b)

isolated footing

c)

wall footing

d)

cantilever footing

35.

is one which supports two column loads, or sometimes three column

a)

all footing

b)

combined footing

c)

isolated footing

d)

trapezoidal footing

36.

is one which suports two column laods and consist of two footings connected together by a beam of ten called straps

a)

trapezoidal footing

b)

cantilever

c)

wall footing

d)

continues footing

37.

one which supports a row of three or more columns

a)

continues footing

b)

wall footing

c)

combined footing

d)

isolated footing

38.

is a type of footing that holds unequal loads from two columns when the heviest load outside the column is restricted

a)

continues footing

b)

trapezoidal footing

c)

combined footing

d)

isolated footing