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Tema 1: Concrete Compression Testing Machine

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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1.

What is the main purpose of the Concrete Compression Testing Machine?

a)

To measure workability of fresh concrete

b)

To test the compressive strength of concrete specimens

c)

To determine particle size of aggregates

d)

To measure tensile strength of steel

2.

What shapes of concrete specimens are typically tested in this CTM machine?

a)

A. Beams and slabs

b)

B. Cylinders or cubes

c)

C. Soil samples

d)

D. Steel bars

3.

In operating the CTM machine, what should be recorded during the test?

a)

The color of the concrete

b)

The applied load

c)

The temperature of the room

d)

The weight of the operator

4.

How is compressive strength calculated in CTM?

a)

By dividing load by the specimen's length

b)

By load divided by cross-sectional area

c)

By multiplying slump value by density

d)

By averaging sieve percentages

5.

Why is safety ensured during testing(on CTM), such as wearing protective gear?

a)

To increase the machine's speed

b)

To prevent injury from flying debris or high loads

c)

To make the specimen wetter

d)

To calibrate the sieves accurately

6.

What does the Slump Test measure?

a)

Compressive strength

b)

Workability or consistency of fresh concrete

c)

Particle size distribution

d)

Bearing capacity of soil

7.

What tool is used as the mold in the slump test?

a)

Sieve stack

b)

Cone

c)

Beam support

d)

Penetration piston

8.

What is the correct step after filling the mold(on slump test)?

a)

Lift the cone and measure slump

b)

Tamping each layer

c)

Dry the concrete

d)

Plot the curve

9.

How do you interpret slump results?

a)

Higher slump means poorer concrete quality

b)

Slump indicates concrete quality based on workability

c)

Zero slump means maximum strength

d)

Slump measures density only

10.

If the slump is too high, what problem might it indicate in concrete quality?

a)

Too dry, leading to poor compaction

b)

Too fluid, risking segregation and weakness

c)

Ideal for all mixes

d)

No effect on strength

11.

What is the focus of the Sieve Analysis Set?

a)

Testing flexural strength

b)

Determining particle size distribution of aggregates

c)

Measuring soil compaction

d)

Surveying angles

12.

What is the first step in sieve analysis?

a)

Shaking the sieves

b)

Drying and weighing aggregates

c)

Soaking the sample

d)

Mounting on UTM

13.

After shaking, what is recorded for each sieve(on sieve analysis)?

a)

The slump value

b)

Retained weights

c)

Load penetration

d)

Stress-strain data

14.

What is calculated to analyze gradation(on sieve analysis)?

a)

Percentage passing each sieve

b)

Compressive load

c)

Moisture content

d)

Elevation difference

15.

Why might poor gradation (e.g., too many fine particles) affect concrete(on sieve analysis)?

a)

It improves workability always

b)

It can lead to voids or poor packing, reducing strength

c)

It has no impact on testing

d)

It only affects steel tensile

16.

What does this Flexural Strength Testing machine test?

a)

Compressive strength of cylinders

b)

Flexural strength of concrete beams

c)

Soil bearing ratio

d)

Steel elongation

17.

17. What specimen is used in Flexural Strength Testing Machine?

a)

Cylinders

b)

Concrete beams

c)

Aggregates

d)

Soil layers

18.

How is the specimen placed before testing(on Flexural Strength Testing)?

a)

On flat ground

b)

On supports

c)

In a slump cone

d)

In sieves

19.

19. What is observed during load applicationn(on Flexural Strength Testing)?

a)

Color change  

b)

Fracture points 

c)

Angle readings  

d)

Moisture addition 

20.

Why use standard formulas to compute flexural stress(on Flexural Strength Testing Machine)?

a)

To ignore fracture data

b)

To accurately calculate bending strength from load and dimensions

c)

To measure workability

d)

To dry the beam

21.

What is the CBR test used for?

a)

Concrete workability

b)

Measuring bearing capacity of subgrade soil for pavement

c)

Aggregate sizing

d)

Steel tensile

22.

What is a key preparation step(on California Bearing Ratio Test)?

a)
Tamping layers
b)

Soil sample soaking  

c)

Leveling theodolite 

d)

Mounting grips  

23.

During testing(on California Bearing Ratio), what data is recorded?

a)

Slump height

b)

Load-penetration data

c)

Sieve weights

d)

Angle measurements

24.

What is plotted to find CBR value?

a)

Compaction curve

b)

CBR curve

c)

Stress-strain graph

d)

Gradation chart

25.

If CBR value is low, what does it evaluate about the soil?

a)

Excellent for pavement base

b)

Poor bearing capacity, needing improvement

c)

Ideal moisture only  

d)

No relation to design  

26.

What does the Proctor test determine?

a)

Flexural strength

b)

Optimum moisture content and maximum dry density of soil

c)

Concrete slump

d)

Distance elevation

27.

Soil (in Proctor Compaction Test) is compacted in what manner?

a)

Single layer

b)

Continuous load

c)

Sieves

d)

Layers with different moisture contents

28.

After compaction in Proctor Compaction Test Apparatus, what is measured?

a)

Slump

b)

Weights

c)

Particle sizes

d)

Tensile strain

29.

What curve is plotted for analysis (in Proctor Compaction Test)?

a)

CBR curve

b)

Compaction curves

c)

Flexural stress

d)

Sieve passing

30.

Why test multiple moisture contents (in Proctor Compaction Test)?

a)

To find only dry density

b)

To identify optimum for maximum density and stability

c)

To soak indefinitely

d)

To reduce layers

31.

What is the main function of Total Station/Theodolite?

a)

Testing concrete strength

b)

Measuring angles, distances, and elevations in surveying

c)

Soil compaction  

d)

Aggregate analysis  

32.

What is a setup step(in Theodolite / Total Station)?

a)

Filling cone

b)

Leveling the instrument

c)

Soaking soil

d)

Gripping steel

33.

After setup, what is performed(in Theodolite / Total Station)?

a)

Tamping

b)

Angle reading and distance measurement

c)

Load application

d)

Sieve shaking

34.

What ensures accurate data(in Theodolite / Total Station)?

a)

Calibration and verification

b)

Adding moisture

c)

Observing fracture

d)

Plotting slump

35.

Why include field safety notes in procedures(on Theodolite / Total Station)?

a)

To speed up readings

b)

To prevent accidents from uneven terrain or equipment failure

c)

To ignore elevations

d)

To test soil only

36.

What does UTM test for steel?

a)

Compressive strength

b)

Tensile strength and elongation

c)

Workability

d)

Particle gradation

37.

What is prepared on UTM first?

a)

Soil sample

b)

Steel specimen measurement

c)

Concrete beam

d)

Sieve stack

38.

How is load applied in UTM?

a)

Suddenly

b)

Gradually

c)

By soaking

d)

By tamping

39.

What data determines yield and ultimate strength in UTM?

a)

Slump results

b)

Stress-strain data

c)

CBR curve

d)

Sieve percentages

40.

What does failure mode analysis reveal about the specimen in UTM?

a)

Only color

b)

Weak points like necking or brittle fracture for material quality

c)

Moisture level

d)

No structural insight