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Grade 10 Q3 Summative Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which structural component directly distributes the weight of a building over a large area?

a)

Column

b)

Footing

c)

Floor Beam

d)

Foundation Bed

2.

What is the primary function of lateral ties in a column?

a)

To support roof beams

b)

To distribute wall load to soil

c)

To transfer floor loads to girders

d)

To keep vertical steel bars in position during concreting

3.

Which of the following are considered environmental loads?

a)

Wind, Rain, Flood

b)

Dead Load, Live Load, Wind

c)

Concrete, Steel, Wood

d)

Floor Beam, Roof Beam, Slab

4.

Which materials are commonly used for piers and columns?

a)

Steel, Bars, Mesh, Shear

b)

Concrete, Steel, Brick, Wood

c)

Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Mortar

d)

Portland Cement, Water, Aggregate, Steel

5.

You are tasked to design a small residential structure in an area prone to heavy rainfall and strong winds. The soil condition is moderately firm, and the client wants a durable foundation with minimal maintenance. Which combination of structural components will best ensure stability and load distribution for this scenario?

a)

Floor beams, Roof beams, Stirrups

b)

Slab on fill, Concrete slab, Piers only

c)

Slab on grade, Masonry walls, Lateral ties

d)

Footing, Foundation walls, Reinforced concrete columns

6.

If the client insists on using lightweight materials for walls, which structural element becomes most critical to maintain overall integrity?

a)

Column

b)

Roof beam

c)

Footing tie beam

d)

Foundation bed

7.

If the building includes a basement and requires strong lateral support, which foundation type should you recommend and how does its structural function address both basement requirement and lateral forces?

a)

T-Foundation

b)

Slab Foundation

c)

Pier Foundation

d)

Spread Foundation

8.

Which type of footing supports a wall by extending along its entire length?

a)

Cantilever Footing

b)

Combined Footing

c)

Wall Footing

d)

Continuous Footing

9.

What type of footing is used when the foundation bed is too weak to support the load?

a)

Mat Footing

b)

Pile Footing

c)

Isolated Footing

d)

Continuous Footing

10.

Which set correctly represents diverse types of structural footings used in load distribution and foundation stability?

a)

Wall Footing, Roof Beam, Floor Beam, Slab on Grade

b)

Isolated Footing, Trapezoidal Footing, Pile Footing, Footing Tie Beam

c)

Cantilever Footing, Combined Footing, Continuous Footing, Mat Footing

d)

Both B and C

11.

Which characteristics correctly describe a Cantilever Footing? I. Used when soil is too weak II. Supports a single column only III. Extends under the entire building area IV. Supports two column loads connected by a strap beam V. Used when columns are close to a property line and isolated footings would overlap

a)

I and V

b)

I and III

c)

IV and V

d)

IV only

12.

You are tasked to design a commercial building on a site with moderately firm soil. The building will have multiple columns close to each other and heavy wall loads. The client wants cost efficiency without compromising stability. Which footing type would best suit this scenario?

a)

Isolated Footing

b)

Combined Footing

c)

Wall Footing

d)

Pile Footing

13.

A residential building is planned in an area prone to soil erosion and occasional flooding. The foundation bed is weak, and the structure requires strong support to prevent settlement. Given a site with weak soil bearing capacity and high structural load requirements, which footing type should be recommended to ensure stability and load transfer efficiency?

a)

Continuous Footing

b)

Mat Footing

c)

Pile Footing

d)

Cantilever Footing

14.

Which type of reinforcement in columns uses closed lateral ties spaced uniformly?

a)

Spiral reinforcement

b)

Tied reinforcement

c)

Mesh reinforcement

d)

Helical reinforcement

15.

What column shape is commonly used for corners of walls?

a)

Circular

b)

L-shaped

c)

T-shaped

d)

Rectangular

16.

In structural engineering, the ability of a steel column to safely carry loads depends on several physical and design-related factors. These factors determine whether the column will resist buckling, maintain stability, and perform effectively under compression. Considering the properties that directly influence the strength and performance of a steel column, which set below correctly identifies the common factors involved?

a)

Length, Cross-sectional area, Method of fixing, Shape of section

b)

Beam size, Floor thickness, Roof slope, Wall height

c)

Soil type, Water level, Temperature, Humidity

d)

Material type, Color, Paint finish, Weight

17.

Which are classifications of columns according to shape?

a)

Rectangular or Square, Circular, L-shaped, T-shaped

b)

Iconic, Doric, Corinthian, Composite

c)

Spiral, Tied, Steel, Concrete

d)

Slab, Beam, Footing, Pier

18.

You are designing a bridge in a high-traffic area where aesthetics and reduced cross-sectional area are important. Which column shape and reinforcement type would you choose for durability and stability? Which combination is most suitable based on how these factors work together to improve load resistance and long-term stability?

a)

Rectangular column with tied reinforcement

b)

Circular column with spiral reinforcement

c)

L-shaped column with tied reinforcement

d)

T-shaped column with spiral reinforcement

19.

A multi-story building is planned in an earthquake-prone area. The design requires columns that can resist lateral forces and prevent buckling under extreme loads. Which material and reinforcement type an architect should be prioritized?

a)

Reinforced concrete column with spiral reinforcement

b)

Timber column with spiral reinforcement

c)

Steel column with tied reinforcement

d)

Brick column with no reinforcement

20.

Which structural element supports the roof above while adding integrity to walls?

a)

Column

b)

Footing

c)

Roof Beam

d)

Foundation

21.

What is the recommended linetype for the roof beam layer in AutoCAD?

a)

Continuous

b)

Dashed

c)

Hidden

d)

Center

22.

Which steps are involved in preparing a roof beam layout in AutoCAD?

a)

Freeze furniture layers, Create roof beam layer, Offset major walls, Show columns

b)

Add dimensions, Insert doors, Apply colors, Print layout

c)

Hide walls, Add text, Insert roof trusses, Apply hatch

d)

Erase columns, Add furniture, Apply centerlines, Print

23.

Which elements does a roof beam typically support? I. Joist II. Column III. Trusses IV. Roofing element V. Footings VI. Foundation

a)

I, II, and III

b)

I, III, and IV

c)

III, IV, and VII

d)

V, VI, and VII

24.

You are designing a two-story residential building in a typhoon-prone area. The client wants a structure that can resist strong winds and maintain roof stability. Which design consideration is most critical for the roof beam?

a)

Avoid labeling roof beams in the plan

b)

Use lightweight materials for roof beams

c)

Reduce the number of roof beams to save cost

d)

Ensure proper connection of roof beams through columns

25.

A commercial building requires a roof system that can support heavy trusses and maintain structural integrity for large spans. Which design or construction approach should be prioritized based on the relationship between structural load demand and long-term stability and how does this approach address their requirements?

a)

Prioritize a steel truss system designed for long-span structures, as it efficiently distributes heavy loads and maintains stability over time

b)

Use lightweight timber framing to reduce material cost, since smaller members are easier to install for wide roofs

c)

Select a flat concrete roof slab to increase roof mass and resist movement through added weight

d)

Focus on aesthetic roof design first, then adjust structural members if problems arise