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  1. Which concrete surface finish involves removing the top layer of concrete to expose the underlying aggregate?

A) Broom finish
B) Exposed aggregate finish
C) Smooth finish
D) Stamped finish

A

B) Exposed aggregate finish

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  1. What is the primary characteristic of a broom
    finish on concrete surfaces?
    A) High gloss
    B) Slip-resistant texture
    C) Uniform color
    D) Decorative patterns
A

B) Slip-resistant texture

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  1. Which concrete surface finish is achieved by
    pressing a patterned stamp into freshly poured concrete?
    A) Broom finish
    B) Exposed aggregate finish
    C) Smooth finish
    D) Stamped finish
A
  1. D) Stamped finish
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  1. What is the primary purpose of a smooth finish on
    concrete surfaces?
    A) Enhanced durability
    8) Decorative appearance
    C) Increased súp resistance
    D) Ease of cleaning
A
  1. D) Ease of cleaning
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  1. Which concrete surface finish is commonly used
    for outdoor walkways, driveways, and patios due to
    its durability and slip resistance?
    A) Broom finish
    B) Exposed aggregate finish
    C) Smooth finish
    D) Stamped finish
A
  1. A) Broom finish
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  1. What is Granolithic finish primarily composed of?
    A) Granite chips and cement
    B) Sand and lime
    C) Clay and gravel
    D) Asphalt and aggregate
A
  1. A) Granite chips and cement
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  1. Granolithic finish is commonly used for:
    A) Interior wall coatings
    B) Waterproofing roofs
    C) Flooring surfaces
    D) Decorative moldings
A
  1. C) Flooring surfaces
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  1. Which of the following characteristics best
    describes Granolithic finish?
    A) Smooth and shiny
    B) Rough and textured
    C) Soft and malleable
    D) Brittle and fragile
A
  1. B) Rough and textured
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  1. Terrazzo finish is composed mainly of:
    A) Marble chips and epoxy resin
    B) Sand and cement
    C) Granite chips and asphalt
    D) Limestone and clay
A
  1. A) Marble chips and epoxy resin
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  1. Terrazzo finish is commonly used for:
    A) Roofing
    B) Exterior wall cladding
    C) Flooring D) Decorative sculptures
A
  1. C) Flooring
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  1. Which of the following best describes the
    appearance of Terrazzo finish?
    A) Smooth and polished
    B) Rough and textured
    C) Soft and malleable
    D) Porous and absorbent
A
  1. A) Smooth and polished
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  1. Cement tile finish is commonly used for.
    A) Exterior wall cladding B) Roofing
    C) Flooring
    D) Decorative sculptures
A
  1. C) Flooring
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  1. What is the primary characteristic of cement tile finish?
    A) Porous and absorbent
    B) Smooth and polished
    C) Flexible and malleable
A
  1. B) Smooth and polished
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  1. Ceramic tile finish is primarily composed of:
    A) Cement and pigment
    B) Ceramic clay and water
    C) Marble chips and epoxy resin
    D) Sand and gravel
A
  1. B) Ceramic clay and water
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  1. Ceramic tile finish is commonly used for:
    A) Flooring B) Roofing
    C) Exterior wall cladding
    D) Decorative sculptures
A
  1. A) Flooring
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  1. What is the primary characteristic of ceramic tile finish?
    A) Porous and absorbent
    B) Smooth and polished
    C) Flexible and malleable
    D) Durable and resistant to wear
A
  1. D) Durable and resistant to wear
17
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  1. Which type of paint is best suited for exterior
    surfaces exposed to harsh weather conditions?
    A) Acrylic paint
    B) Oil-based paint
    C) Latex paint
    D) Enamel paint
A
  1. A) Acrylic paint
18
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  1. What is the main solvent used in oil-based paints?
    A) Water
    B) Alcohol
    C) Mineral spirits or turpentine
    D) Acetone
A
  1. C) Mineral spirits or turpentine
19
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  1. Which paint type is known for its quick drying
    time and easy cleanup with water?
    A) Acrylic paint
    B) Oil-based paint
    C) Latex paint
    D) Enamel paint
A
  1. C) Latex paint
20
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  1. What is a common characteristic of enamel paints?
    A) Low durability
    B) Matte finish
    C) Quick drying time
    D) High gloss finish
A
  1. D) High gloss finish
21
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  1. What is the primary cause of blistering in paint?
    A) Inadequate surface preparation
    B) Moisture trapped beneath the paint film
    C) Excessive thinning of paint
    D) High humidity during application
A
  1. B) Moisture trapped beneath the paint film
22
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  1. Which defect occurs when the paint film loses adhesion and lifts away from the substrate?
    A) Blistering
    B) Peeling
    C) Alligatoring
    D) Chalking
A
  1. B) Peeling
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  1. What is the main cause of alligatoring in paint?
    A) Incorrect paint application technique
    B) Substrate movement or expansion C) Exposure to harsh weather conditions D) Incompatible paint layers
A
  1. D) Incompatible paint layers
24
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  1. Which defect in paint is characterized by a powdery residue on the surface?
    A) BUstering B) Peeling
    C) Alligatoring D) Chalking
A
  1. D) Chalking
25
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  1. What is the process of heating and cooling glass
    to increase its strength and resistance to breakage called?
    A) Tempering B) Lamination C) Annealing D) Coating
A
  1. A) Tempering
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  1. Which type of glass is created by bonding multiple layers of glass together with an interlayer for increased strength and safety?
    A) Tempered glass
    B) Float glass
    C) Laminated glass
    D) Insulated glass
A
  1. C) Laminated glass
27
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  1. Glass blocks are often used to provide:
    A) Privacy
    B) Increased natural light
    C) Enhanced sound Insulation:
    D) Structural support
A
  1. B) Increased natural light
28
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  1. What is the primary advantage of using glass
    blocks in construction?
    A) Durability
    B) Low cost
    C) Ease of installation
    D) Aesthetic appeal
A
  1. D) Aesthetic appeal
29
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  1. Which of the following materials is commonly used in soundproofing and acoustic control glass? A) Tempered glass 8) Laminated glass
    C) Float glass
    D) Mirrored glass
A
  1. B) Laminated glass
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32 What feature of laminated glass helps in reducing sound transmission?
A) Multiple layers bonded together
B) Reflective surface coating
C) High thermal insulation
D) Low density

A
  1. A) Multiple layers bonded together
31
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  1. What is one of the primary advantages of using
    plastic in building construction?
    A) Low durability
    B) High cost
    C) Resistance to corrosion and moisture
    D) Limited design options
A
  1. C) Resistance to corrosion and moisture
32
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  1. Which type of plastic is commonly used for pipes
    and plumbing systems in buildings?
    A) Polyethylene (PE)
    B) Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
    C) Polycarbonate (PC)
    D) Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
A
  1. B) Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
33
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35.
What is the primary characteristic of polycarbonate plastic that makes it suitable for building construction?
A) Transparency
B) Flexibility
C) Thermal insulation
D) High impact resistance

A
  1. D) High impact resistance
34
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  1. Which recycling symbol indicates that the plastic product is made of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)?
    A) 1 B) 2
    C) 3 D) 4
A
  1. A) 1
35
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  1. What type of plastic is typically used for beverage. bottles and food containers, indicated by recycling symbol 1?
    A) Polyethylene (PE) B) Polypropylene (PP)
    C) Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
    D) Polystyrene (PS)
A
  1. C) Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
36
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  1. Which recycling symbol represents High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), commonly used for plastic bottles and containers?
    A) G1 B) 2
    C) 43 D) 4
A
  1. B) 2
37
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  1. Which plastic material is commonly used for water storage tanks, chemical containers, and automotive parts due to its high chemical resistance and durability?
    A) Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
    B) Polypropylene (PP)
    C) Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
    D) Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
A
  1. B) Polypropylene (PP)
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  1. What type of plastic is often used for carpet backing, insulation, and disposable containers due to its cushioning properties and low moisture absorption?
    A) Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) B) Polypropylene (PP)
A
  1. B) Polypropylene (PP)