TLDR;
This video presents a series of multiple-choice questions related to civil engineering, covering topics such as building materials, construction techniques, surveying, and structural design. The questions test knowledge of specific terminology, ratios, and practical applications within the field.
- Tests knowledge of civil engineering concepts.
- Covers a range of topics from building materials to structural design.
- Provides answers to each question.
Question 1: Identifying Dry Refuse [0:04]
The question asks what is used to indicate dry refuse, including items like paper pieces and graphics. The correct answer is 'Garbage Chute'.
Question 2: Understanding Floor Area Ratio [0:20]
This question defines Floor Area Ratio (FAR) as the ratio between the total covered area of all floors of a building to the plot area. The options include open space index, plinth area ratio, coverage percentage, and floor area ratio.
Question 3: Temporary Adjustments in Surveying [0:40]
The question concerns the adjustments required for a level instrument when setting up for observations. The correct answer is 'Temporary Adjustment'.
Question 4: Identifying Leader Lines in Engineering Drawings [1:01]
This question asks about the continuous thin line connecting a dimension value to information on an engineering drawing. The correct answer is 'Leader Line'.
Question 5: Planning Related Rooms for Efficiency [1:20]
The question addresses the planning of two or more related rooms in proximity to minimise circulation space and improve comfort. The correct answer is 'Grouping'.
Question 6: Understanding Box Comb Bond [1:41]
This question asks what a riveted form of comb board using cement (C3S, C2S, C3A, and C4AF) is also called. The correct answer is 'Box Comb Bond'.
Question 7: Identifying the Plinth Course [2:03]
The question asks about the course stone placed immediately below the damp-proof course to improve the appearance of external walls. The correct answer is 'Plinth'.
Question 8: Defining Spalling in Materials [2:22]
This question defines 'Spalling' as the removal of material due to high impact loads. The options include Star Plus, hardness, return, and activity.
Question 9: Identifying Tail Race [2:37]
The question asks about the channel that carries water away from the powerhouse after it has passed through the turbines. The correct answer is 'Tail Race'.
Question 10: Understanding Flange Joints [2:54]
This question refers to joints where water with high pressure is bolted together. The correct answer is 'Flange Joint'.
Question 11: Defining Grade Separations [3:13]
The question defines 'Grade Separations' as situations where two or more roads cross one another at different levels.
Question 12: Calculating Distance in Projection Drawing [3:37]
This question involves a point P that is 5 cm above HP and 3 cm in front of VP, asking for the distance between the top and front views after completing the projection drawing. The correct answer is 8 cm.
Question 13: Identifying Tube Bridges [4:00]
The question describes a bridge constructed such that its central part is horizontal and supported by inclined members. The correct answer is 'Tube Bridge'.
Question 14: Understanding Florentine Arches [4:21]
The question defines a 'Florentine Arch' as an arch where the depth of the crown is greater than that at the springing line.
Question 15: Identifying Parabola Sections [4:42]
The question asks what section is generated when a cutting plane is inclined to the axis of a right circular cone and parallel to one of its generators. The correct answer is 'Parabola'.
Question 16: Defining Marshalling Yards [5:02]
This question asks about the yard used to isolate goods wagons for freedom from various centres in the goods road station. The correct answer is 'Marshalling Yard'.
Question 17: Understanding Afflux in Bridge Hydraulics [5:23]
The question defines 'Afflux' as the difference in water level between the upstream and downstream sides of a bridge.
Question 18: Identifying Wagon Components in Railways [5:40]
The question asks which of the following is a constituent component of rolling stock in railways. The correct answer is 'Wagon'.
Question 19: Standard Gauge in Indian Railways [5:59]
This question asks which gauge is adopted as a narrow gauge in Indian Railways. The correct answer is '0.762 meters'.
Question 20: Defining Segment in Arches [6:19]
The question asks about the part of a circular bond beyond a haunch or end. The correct answer is 'Segment'.
Question 21: Understanding Poisson's Ratio [6:36]
This question defines 'Poisson's Ratio' as the ratio of lateral strain to linear strain within the elastic limit.
Question 22: Connecting Shafts with Keys [6:53]
The question asks how shafts are connected end to end. The correct answer is 'Keys'.
Question 23: Defining Privacy in Housing [7:06]
This question defines 'Privacy' as the segregation or isolation of an individual or a couple or a group from the rest of the inmates of a house.
Question 24: Identifying First Angle Projection [7:27]
The question asks about the plane of projection lying between the object and the observer. The correct answer is 'First Angle Projection'.
Question 25: Defining Factor of Safety [7:47]
The question defines 'Factor of Safety' as the ratio of ultimate bearing capacity to safe bearing capacity.
Question 26: Suitable Cement for Underwater Concrete [8:04]
The question asks about the most suitable cement used for underwater or running water concrete. The correct answer is 'Quick Setting Cement'.
Question 27: Identifying Clear Story Windows [8:22]
The question asks about the windows usually provided near the top of the main roof and at the top end in the lean-to for proper ventilation. The correct answer is 'Clear Story Windows'.
Question 28: Understanding Foxiness in Timber [8:44]
The question defines 'Foxiness' as the defect in timber which is caused by over-maturity or bad ventilation during storage of wood.
Question 29: Maximum Height of Boundary Wall [9:03]
The question asks about the maximum height of a boundary wall without any special permission. The correct answer is '1.5 meter'.
Question 30: Identifying Mansard Roofs [9:25]
The question describes a roof that slopes in the forest direction but is wrong heavy. The correct answer is 'Mansard Roof'.
Question 31: Calculating Volume of a Sphere [9:42]
The question asks to calculate the volume of a sphere with a diameter of 3 cm. The correct answer is '14.137'.
Question 32: Identifying Medulla in Trees [10:01]
The question asks about the innermost central portion or core of a tree. The correct answer is 'Medulla'.
Question 33: Size of A0 Drawing Paper [10:15]
The question asks about the size of A0 drawing paper. The correct answer is '841mm x 1189mm'.
Question 34: Identifying Pantry Rooms [10:32]
The question asks about the room generally provided near the dining room for keeping utensils. The correct answer is 'Pantry'.
Question 35: Defining Causeways [10:49]
The question defines 'Causeways' as traffic ways constructed so that during floods water is allowed to flow across the communication route.
Question 36: Understanding Herringbone Bond [11:09]
The question asks about the bond in which the bricks are laid at 45-degree angles in opposite directions with the centre line of the wall. The correct answer is 'Herringbone Bond'.
Question 37: Identifying Haunches in Arches [11:29]
The question asks about the lower half portion of an arch between the crown and skewback. The correct answer is 'Haunches'.
Question 38: Determining Water Absorption for First Class Bricks [11:43]
The question asks about the water absorption for first-class bricks. The correct answer is '2.46 Kilogram'.
Question 39: Identifying Verges in Roofing [12:02]
The question asks about the edge of a roof covering material which projects beyond the gable end of the wall. The correct answer is 'Verges'.
Question 40: Understanding Activity Ratio [12:22]
The question asks about the activity ratio of soils. The correct answer is 'Less than 0.75'.
