Civil Engineering Mechanics
1 Measuring unit of mass in British system is
B A kilogram
B slug
C pound
D newton
2 Centroid of a semicircle lies at a distance from its base
A A 4R/2Ï€
B 2R/4Ï€
C 4R/3Ï€
D 3R/4Ï€
3 Measuring unit of moment of inertia in M.K.S system
C A in4
B cm4
C m4
D cm3
4 M.I.O of a square is
A A D4 / 12
B D4 / 6
C D4 / 12
D D4 / 36
5 Moment of inertia of a square having side 1 cm
D A 1 cm4
B 4 cm4
C 1/10 cm4
D 1/12 cm4
6 M.O.I of a rectangle having B = 12 and D = 1 cm
A A 1 cm4
B 4 cm4
C 1/12 cm4
D 12 cm4
7 M.O.I of right angle triangle of base I and height h about its
base
A A lh3/12
B hl3/36
C lh3/48
D lh3/36
8 M.O.I of isosceles triangle having base 2 cm and height 6 cm
about axis passing through c.g and normal to base
C A 1 cm4
B 4 cm4
C 12 cm4
D 36 cm4
9 Resistance to plastic indentation is
C A toughness
B elasticity
C hardness
D stiffness
10 Resistance of a material against impact
B A hardness
B toughness
C resilience
D modulus
11 Strain energy is also called
C A potential energy
B kinetic energy
C resilience
D atomic energy
12 The greatest hardness number is of this metal
D A copper
B alluminium
C steel
D nitride surface
13 The diameter of ball indentor in brinell hardness test is
D A 15 mm
B 20 mm
C 25 mm
D 10 mm
14 Shape of shear force diagram in case of cantilever having point
load at its free end
B A triangle
B rectangle
C circular
D parabolic
15 Unit of B.M in S.I units
C A Lb-ft
B Kg-m
C N-m
D Ton-ft
16 The load of slab of uniform thickness
C A point load
B live load
C U.D.L
D U.V.L
17 Shape of B.M.D of a simply supported beam having U.D.L at full
span
B A cubical
B parabolic
C rectangular
D triangular
18 Point of countra flexure acts in the such beam
C A cantilever
B simply supported
C overhanging
D propped cantilever
19 Value of vertical reaction at fixed end of a cantilever 3m long
having U.D.l @ 100 N/m
C A zero
B 450 N
C 300 N
D 150 N
20 Value of B.M at free end of a cantilever 3m long having U.D.l @
100 N/M
A A zero
B 450 N.m
C 300 N.m
d 150 N.m
21 Maximum bending moment for a simply supported beam with UDL is
D A WL3/8
B WL/4
C WL/2
D WL2/8
22 The capacity to resist plastic deformation of a material
C A elasticity
B plasticity
C brittleness
D dactility
23 Ratio of change in diameter to original diameter
C A stress
B strain
C lateral strain
D volumetric strain
24 Ratio of direct stress to volumetric strain
B A young’s modulus
B bulk modulus
C modulus of rigidity
D section modulus
25 Unit of shear force in S.I units
C A pound
B kilogram
C newton
D dyne
26 In S.I units the unit of stress is
B A Kg/cm2
B N/mm2
C N/cm2
D Kg/mm2
27 Shear stress is also called
D A normal
stress
B direct stress
C bearing stress
D tangential stress
28 Strength of a beam is directly proportional to
D A section modulus
B bulk modulus
C shear modulus
D all of these
29 The unit of modulus of section is
B A Kg-m2
B m3 or Cm3
C m2 or Cm2
D Cm4 or m4
30 Flexural rigidity is product of
C A GJ
B MZ
C EI
D FZ
31 Force applied per unit area is called
C A unit force
B strain
C stress
D none of these
32 Stress measured at a plane perpendicular to direction of force
A A direct stress
B normal stress
C principal stress
D all
of these
33 Stress produced by two forces acting on a body in two different
directions
C A normal stress
B principal stress
C biaxial stress
D all of these
34 A plane having no shear stress is called
B A normal stress
B principal stress
C auxiliary plane
D biaxial stress
35 Moment area method is
used to determine
A A slope and deflection
B S.F and B.M
C tensile stress
D compressive stress
36 Deflection at free end of a cantilever beam having a point load
W at free end
A A Wl3/3EI
B wl3/8EI
C Wl4/3EI
D Wl3/2EI
37 Value of maximum
deflection that acts at a point of cantilever
B A fixed end
B free end
C middle
D both ends
38 Value of deflection at the ends of a simply supported beam
C A maximum
B minimum
C zero
D average
39 Deflection of beam is directly proportional to
A A load
B young’s modulus
C section modulus
D moment of inertia
40 Deflection in beam is
inversely proportional to
C A load
B span
C M.O.I
D both a and b
41 If the length of simply supported beam carrying a point load at
the centre is doubled the deflection at the centre will become
C A two
times
B four times
C eight time
D sixteen times
42 Equivalent length of column with both ends hinged
D A 0.707 L
B 0.50 L
C 2 L
D L
43 Rankins formula is used to calculate crippling load for such
column
C A short column
B long column
C both a and b
D none
44 Axial load is also called
C A vertical load
B eccentric load
C concentric load
D design load
45 Slender column means
A A long column
B short column
C medium column
D pier
46 A column whose effective height does not exceeds 15 times its
least width
C A medium column
B long column
C short column
D concentric load
47 Maximum value of pitch in riveted joint
C A 1.5
d
b 2d
C 3d
D 2.5 d
48 Minimum number of rivets
required to connect gusset plates
D A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
49 Relation between rivet hole and thickness of plate according to
unwin’s formula
B A d
= t
B d = 1.2 √t
C d = 2 t
D d = 6 √t
50 Distance between centre
of rivet to the edge of plate
C A pitch
B over lap
C margin
D back pitch
51 Distance between centres of two consecutive rivets in the row
B A margin
B pitch
C lap
D bearing
52 A standard fillet weld an angle with sides.
B A 30o
B 45o
C 60o
D 90o
53 Size of fillet weld means
C A thickness of throat
B length of weld
C length of leg
D thickness of plate
54 In the cross section of fillet weld the extreme point is called
C A throat
B heal
C toe
D edge
55 Strength of longitudinal fillet as compared with transverse weld
B A less
B more
C equal
D half
56 A butt weld is specified by
A A effective throat
B plate thickness
C size of weld
D length of weld
57 Shape of a structural
steel section
D A T-section
B Z-section
C L-section
D all of these
58 Hollow steel section is
also called
B A channel
B box
C angle
D double tee
59 Structural steel section
formed by two or more shapes
C A channel
B box
C built up
D H-section
60 Shell structure is
prepared by
C A steel beam
B steel column
C steel plated
D girder
61 Cold formed steel is of
this section
C A S-section
B W-section
C Hat-section
D all of these
62 Tensile member of a truss is called
A A tie
B node
C strut
D rafter
63 Ratio between rise and half span of a truss
B A slope
B pitch
C lateral ratio
D buckling ratio
64 Angle of slope of a truss is called
C A panel
B toe
C pitch
D back pitch
65 A line joining vertices of trusses is called
B A sky
line
B ridge line
C peak line
D top line
66 Vertical distance between vertex and supports of a truss is
called
B A span
B rise
C pitch
D base
67 A perfect frame is judged with the following. Relation with
number of members n and No. of joints j
D A n
< 2j -4
B n < 2j – 4
C n = 3j -3
D n = 2j -3
68 A compressive member of truss is called
B A tie
B strut
C node
D eave
69 Outer slopy member of a truss is called
A A rafter
B purlin
C strut
D tie
70 The plate used to join
various members of a truss
B A base
plate
B gusset plate
C steel plate
D double plate
71 The point where principal rafter of truss meets with the support
is called
C A node
B panel point
C heel
D ridges
72 The shape of pressure diagram facing a dam
B A triangular
B trapezoidal
C rectangle
D none of these
73 Specific mass of water in S.I system is
D A 1000 Kg/m3
B 62.4 lbs/ft3
C 1 gm/cm3
D 9.81 KN/m3
74 Resultant pressure should pass through the base of retaining
wall safe against over turing
D A middle
third
B ½ of the base
C 3/2 of the base
D none of these
75 Condition of stability
of retaining wall against tension is
B A e
> b/6
B e < b/6
C e < b/3
D e > b/3
76 Distance of point of application of resultant force acting on a
retaining wall from the line of action of weight of wall y =
C A y = P/3w
B y = wh/2p
C y = P/W x h/3
D y = 3ph/w
77 Unit of super imposed load is
C A KN
B KN/m
C KN/m2
D KN/m3
78 1 mega pascal =
C A 1 KN/cm2
B 1 Kg/cm2
C 1 N/mm2
D 1 N/m2
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