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WorksheetsConstruction Site Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the first step before starting excavation on site?
Layout marking
Column casting
Foundation curing
Plinth filling
What document records daily site progress?
Site Logbook
DPR
Bar bending schedule
BOQ
Who is responsible for verifying bar diameters and spacing on site?
Client
Architect
Site engineer
Contractor’s helper
Which drawing is primarily used for setting out on site?
Elevation
Centerline plan
Section
Electrical layout
The term “cover block” in RCC refers to:
Masonry brick
Concrete spacer
Plaster layer
Steel binding
Concrete should be compacted to remove:
Sand
Water
Air voids
Cement paste
Standard curing period for RCC is:
3 days
7 days
14 days
28 days
The slump test checks:
Strength
Workability
Water content
Mix proportion
In Nepal, commonly used cement type for RCC is:
PPC
OPC
White Cement
Sulphate-resistant
Reinforcement lap length in tension zone is approximately:
12d
24d
40d
60d
Typical brick size used in Kathmandu Valley is:
230×115×75 mm
240×120×80 mm
200×100×70 mm
230×110×55 mm
For brick walls, the most common mortar mix in Nepal is:
1:1
1:2
1:4
1:6
DPC is provided at:
Plinth level
Foundation bottom
Roof slab
Column base
Which plastering defect is caused by poor curing?
Cracks
Blistering
Peeling
Efflorescence
POP is mainly used for:
Flooring
Wall plaster
Ceiling finish
Damp proofing
Common roof truss material in Pokhara area:
Timber
Aluminium
Mild steel
RCC
Welding inspection on site is done to check:
Paint quality
Joint strength
Plumb level
Bolt length
Galvanization of steel helps in:
Strength
Corrosion resistance
Weight reduction
Appearance
Pre-engineered building (PEB) structures are mostly used in:
Residential
Warehouses
Schools
Apartments
Purlins in roof truss are placed:
Vertically
Horizontally along slope
At ridge
None
Minimum cover for RCC slab (exposed) is:
15 mm
20 mm
25 mm
40 mm
Personal protective equipment (PPE) does NOT include:
Helmet
Gloves
Earplug
Notebook
Site safety sign “Danger: Deep Excavation” should be placed:
On top slab
Near excavation edge
Site office
On wall plaster
Ladder angle for safe climbing should be approximately:
30°
45°
60°
75°
The “Bar Bending Schedule (BBS)” is prepared by:
Quantity surveyor
Architect
Client
Safety officer
Most RCC houses in Pokhara are:
Precast framed
In-situ cast frame with infill
Load bearing
Timber frame
Which aggregate is mostly used in Pokhara concrete works?
River gravel
Crushed stone
Brick chips
Quarry dust
Common curing method used on sites:
Sprinkling
Steam curing
Membrane curing
Electrical curing
Typical column size for G+3 residential building:
150×150 mm
230×230 mm
300×300 mm
450×450 mm
Most frequent site challenge in Kathmandu during construction:
Heavy rainfall
Loose soil
Lack of water
Narrow access & logistics
