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Carry Out Concreting to Simple Forms

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are the four main ingredients of concrete?

a)

Cement, sand, water, clay

b)

Cement, sand, aggregate, water

c)

Sand, gravel, lime, water

d)

Cement, gravel, clay, water

2.

What information should be provided when ordering concrete from a supplier?

a)

Only the volume needed

b)

Only the strength and delivery time

c)

The required strength, slump, and aggregate size

d)

The color and texture of the concrete

3.

What is the role of reinforcing steel in concrete?

a)

To improve the color

b)

To accelerate curing

c)

To make the concrete waterproof

d)

To prevent cracking and increase strength

4.

Why is it important to vibrate concrete?

a)

To expel trapped air and improve compaction

b)

To remove excess water

c)

To add more strength instantly

d)

To make the concrete set faster

5.

Which is NOT a method of curing concrete?

a)

Applying water

b)

Reducing moisture loss with plastic sheets

c)

Applying a curing compound

d)

Adding extra cement after drying

6.

What is the primary function of a release agent on the form boards?

a)

To prevent the concrete from sticking to the formwork

b)

To add extra strength to the concrete

c)

To cure the concrete faster

d)

To reinforce the concrete surface

7.

What happens if concrete dries too quickly?

a)

It becomes stronger

b)

It requires less finishing work

c)

It becomes weaker and more prone to cracking

d)

It cures faster but maintains the same strength

8.

What is the purpose of control joints in concrete?

a)

To allow for movement and prevent random cracking

b)

To increase the curing time

c)

To help water drain through the slab

d)

To improve the appearance of the concrete

9.

What is the main purpose of bar chairs in reinforced concrete?

a)

To improve the aesthetic appearance

b)

To make the concrete set faster

c)

To prevent the concrete from cracking

d)

To support the reinforcement and maintain correct cover