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FIE721-Chapter Two-1

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does structural reliability and durability imply in construction materials?

a)

Ability to resist degradation and avoid structural damage

b)

Ability to change color over time

c)

Ability to increase weight with age

d)

Ability to conduct electricity

2.

Why is it essential for concrete to be designed to maintain its integrity and quality?

a)

To enhance its color

b)

To avoid deterioration

c)

To increase its weight

d)

To conduct electricity

3.

How can the durability properties of concrete be improved?

a)

By painting it regularly

b)

By using proper admixtures/pozzolanic materials

c)

By exposing it to sunlight

d)

By adding more water

4.

Why is it important to identify and evaluate deterioration mechanisms in concrete structures?

a)

To increase the cost of construction

b)

To ensure the longevity and safety of the structures

c)

To make structures look aesthetically pleasing

d)

To reduce the need for skilled labor

5.

How does the size of aggregates in concrete vary?

a)

From several meters to kilometers

b)

From sub-micron sized particles to several centimeters

c)

From millimeters to meters

d)

From nanometers to micrometers

6.

What is the range of void dimensions in concrete?

a)

From micrometer to meter-sized pores

b)

From nanometer-sized gel pores to several millimeter-sized pores

c)

From centimeter to meter-sized pores

d)

From millimeter to centimeter-sized pores

7.

What is the range of dimensions for voids in concrete as described in the text?

a)

From micrometer to centimeter

b)

From nanometer to millimeter

c)

From millimeter to meter

d)

From centimeter to meter

8.

What type of pores are relevant for the durability of concrete?

a)

Capillary pores

b)

Gel pores

c)

Macro pores

d)

Microcracks

9.

Which type of pores in concrete are associated with entrained air?

a)

Compaction pores

b)

Entrained air pores

c)

Gel pores

d)

Micro pores

10.

Diagram showing the chemical composition of Portland cement with percentages for Lime, Silica, Alumina, and Iron Oxide. What is the main component of Portland cement by percentage?

a)

Lime

b)

Silica

c)

Alumina

d)

Iron Oxide

11.

What is a typical feature of concrete in normal climatic conditions?

a)

High thermal resistance

b)

Large number of cracks

c)

Increased flexibility

d)

Rapid color change

12.

What factor significantly influences the volume of hardened concrete?

a)

Temperature

b)

Moisture content

c)

Aggregate size

d)

Cement type

13.

Why is evaluating the dimensions of the entrances between larger capillary pores important in concrete?

a)

To prevent the penetration of deleterious substances

b)

To increase the strength of the concrete

c)

To enhance the color of the concrete

d)

To reduce the weight of the concrete

14.

Which of the following is a chemical cause of damage to concrete?

a)

Overload

b)

Alkali reaction

c)

Frost/thaw

d)

Vibration

15.

What type of error is associated with inadequate structural design in concrete?

a)

Chemical reaction

b)

Design error

c)

Erosion

d)

Weathering

16.

What causes non-uniform volume changes in concrete at later ages?

a)

Surface drying

b)

Chemical reactions like reinforcement corrosion

c)

Rapid cooling

d)

Excessive compaction