Q. The type of ashlar masonry in which stones are finely chisel dressed and thickness of joints does not exceed 3 mm, is

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Q. The lower half portion between crown and skew back of the arch, is called

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Q. Cast iron piles

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Q. The depth of an arch is the distance between

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Q. Expansion joints in masonry walls are provided if length exceeds

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Q. The platform at the end of a series of steps, is known as

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Q. Raft foundation are generally preferred to when the area required for individual footing, is more than

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Q. The columns of multi-storeyed buildings are designed to withstand the forces due to

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Q. The black cotton soil

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Q. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following:

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Q. Exposed portions of vertical surface at right angles to the door or window frame, are known as

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Q. To obtain good bonding in brick masonry

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Q. Rotary drilling

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Q. In places where the soil is soft and has small resistance to the flow of concrete, which one of the following types of piles, is used

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Q. In grillage foundations a minimum 15 cm cover is provided on

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Q. The skirting/dado in a bath roof should be upto

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Q. The maximum bearing capacity of soil is that of

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Q. Raft foundations are used for :

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Q. For brick construction, the lime-sand mortar, is

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Q. An arch constructed with finely dressed stones, is known

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