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Construction Basics Exam

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  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Bearing connection






2. A large formwork assembly for concrete walls






3. Strands






4. M -S -N -O






5. Open-Hearth furnace






6. Cold-formed and light structural steel members - in zinc coating






7. Grade 50 steel






8. Flying forms






9. Iron ore melts and then is cooled to a solid state by casting it on a sand bed - the shape of the casting resembles a little of new born pigs.






10. Lighter Weight - Easier Erection






11. False






12. Steel

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13. False






14. 2 1/2 hours of the initial preparations of mortar






15. Hollow structural section






16. Mildly






17. Steel fabricator






18. Iron ore and coke are mixed together in a Furnace






19. AISC Type II Connection






20. True






21. Workablity - water rentivity - and water tightness






22. W-shaped beams - Steel joints






23. Connections are tightened to a high tensil stress so that shear resistance is provided though fiction between the connect surfaces






24. 3/8






25. Workablity - water rentivity - and water tightness






26. Snap Tie






27. Molded bricks






28. Where lap splicing of reinforcing bars will produce excessive congestion






29. Wide-Flange section






30. 8 in to 30 in






31. A Waffle Slab






32. Obtaining by welding two or more standard sections together






33. Provide unifrom drying and firing of bricks






34. Dead End






35. 240 in =20ft






36. Simple Connection






37. They provide a weakness in the slab at predetermined locations to force the slab to crak there and not somewhere else.






38. Live end






39. Approximately equal to the combined cost of concrete and steel






40. Henry Bessemer in 1855






41. Grade 50 steel






42. They provide a weakness in the slab at predetermined locations to force the slab to crak there and not somewhere else.






43. Chairs






44. 2 1/2 in






45. The concrete is casted in controled enviroments and then transported to the contruction job.






46. Fibrous






47. A plastic cone and a loop at each end.






48. A special electric wrench is used that induces a predetermined torque bolt






49. American Standard Shape






50. Bed Joints