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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) On Estimating and Costing (PART 3)

21. As per IS 1200, volume is measured nearest to..........

a) 0.01 cum

b) 0.02 cum

c) 0.03 cum

d) 0.05 cum

Answer: a) 0.01 cum

 

22. As per IS 1200, the weight of an item is measured nearest to..........

a) 0.25 kg

b) 0.50 kg

c) 0.75 kg

d) 1.00 kg

Answer: d) 1.00 kg

 

23. The Damp Proof Course (DPC) is  measured in..........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) Meter

d) None of these

Answer: b) Sqm

 

24. Unit of measurement for honeycombed brickwork is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: b) Sqm

 

25. Unit of measurement for formwork is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: b) Sqm

 

26. Unit of measurement for dado is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: b) Sqm

 

27. Unit of measurement for woodwork for door and window frame is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: a) Cum

 

28. Unit of measurement for stonework is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: a) Cum

 

29. Unit of measurement for ornamental cornice is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: c) RMT

 

30. Unit of measurement for barbed wire fensing is........

a) Cum

b) Sqm

c) RMT

d) Number

Answer: c) RMT

 


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