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Structural Performance Requirements in the NCC

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does B1P1 in the NCC refer to?

a)

Structural resistance

b)

Structural reliability

c)

Glass installations at risk of human impact

d)

Buildings in flood areas

2.

What is the code for buildings in flood areas according to the NCC?

a)

B1P1

b)

B1P2

c)

B1P3

d)

B1P4

3.

Which of the following is considered a permanent action in structural performance requirements?

a)

Wind action

b)

Earthquake action

c)

Dead loads

d)

Snow action

4.

Which of the following is NOT a type of liquid pressure action?

a)

Rainwater action

b)

Groundwater action

c)

Earthquake action

d)

Ponding action

5.

Which of the following actions is due to construction activity?

a)

Wind action

b)

Use of equipment (truck, cranes, etc.)

c)

Termite actions

d)

Snow action

6.

Which of the following is an example of an earth pressure action?

a)

Differential movement

b)

Termite actions

c)

Wind action

d)

Snow action

7.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for robust structures?

a)

Resist lateral loading at all stages of construction and throughout the life of the structure

b)

Absorb impacts due to accidental loading

c)

Tolerate inaccuracies/uncertainties in the design and construction process as well as building movements

d)

Resist vertical loading only during the construction phase

8.

What is the structural performance requirement B1P1 as determined in the NCC?

a)

Structural resistance

b)

Glass installations at risk of human impact

c)

Structural reliability

d)

Buildings in flood areas

9.

Which structural performance requirement in the NCC deals with glass installations at risk of human impact?

a)

B1P1

b)

B1P2

c)

B1P3

d)

B1P4

10.

What is the structural performance requirement B1P4 as determined in the NCC?

a)

Structural reliability

b)

Structural resistance

c)

Glass installations at risk of human impact

d)

Buildings in flood areas