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Building & Construction Practice Test: Cavity Walls & Partition Walls
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Cavity walls and partition walls are both types of walls:   Cavity walls: Two separate walls with a gap in between. The two layers, or "skins," are usually made of brick or concrete block, and connected by metal ties that span the gap between them. Cavity walls are made with a space between two "skins" to inhibit heat. Partition walls: Built to divide space within a building. Partition walls are designed as non-load bearing walls. Partition walls constructed from fiber cement backer board are popular.    Cavity Walls & Partition Walls topics include: Cavity walls basic features,... Show more
Building & Construction Practice Test: Cavity Walls & Partition Walls
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25 Questions

1. Which of the following partitions are made from burnt gypsum?
2. _______ is the type of wall which consists of two separate walls with a gap in between them.
3. Which of the following is not a type of brick partitions?
4. What is the distance between the channels placed in metal lath partitions?
5. Cavity walls are usually the inner walls of the building.
6. Reinforced brick partitions are weaker than the ordinary brick partitions.
7. In trussed partitions, additional member provided between the head and sill is known as __________
8. In stud partitions, a stud of short length is known as ______
9. Which of the following is not a strong variety of glass?
10. In the figure given below, A represents _________
A is channel, B is metal lath & C is plaster in metal lath partition for solid wall
11. Refractory timber catches fire readily while non-refractory timber does not catch fire readily.
12. Which of the following is an important requirement in the design of internal walls?
13. In the figure below, A represents __________
Enlarged plan of glass partition consisting of horizontal & vertical post
14. In the framework of brick nogging partitions, studs are spaced at _________ times the length of the brick.
15. Inclined members provided in the framework of trussed partitions are known as _________
16. Asbestos sheet partitions are weak and heavy.
17. The thickness of corrugated sheets used to make asbestos partition is ________
18. Reinforcement is placed in every course of hollow blocks used in glass partitions if the height of the block exceeds ___________
19. In concrete partitions, concrete mix adopted for precast slab units is _________
20. In the figure of the brick cavity wall given below, C represents __________
A is flooring, B is DPC, C represents cavity & D represents the ground floor
21. Which of the following slabs show large movements with a change in moisture content?
22. Which of the following is a defect occuring in timber due to conversion?
23. In a brick cavity wall, the inner and outer leaf is __________ brick thick.
24. In metal lath partitions __________ wire is used for tying metal lath to channels.
25. In reinforced brick partitions, exmet is provided at every __________ course of the reinforcement.