AR 143 - FINAL TERM EXAMS

A type of rock that is formed by the deposition of sediment. Limestone is an example of this rock.

• Igneous rock

• Sedimentary rock

• Metamorphic rock

Slate is a dense and fine-grained rock, typically black in color, formed by compression of various sediments. What classification of rock is slate?

• Metamorphic rock

• Igneous rock

• Sedimentary rock

Piece of rocks used in construction that is roughly cut to sizes from 3/8 to 6 inches.

• Rubble

• Dimension stone

• Crushed stone

• Cut stone

Otherwise known as flat slabs, this type of stone consists of thin pieces used in pavers or roof shingles.

• Flag stone

• Crazy-cut stone

• Marble

• Dimension stone

Type of sedimentary rock consisted of quartz and is used for it's workability and low water absorption.

• Sandstone

• Limestone

• Shale

• Marble

These are the advantage of Stone as a building material, except for:

• Strength and durability

• Weather resistance

• Versatility

• Construction cost

These are the disadvantages of Stone as building material, except for"

• Weight

• Requires skilled workers

• Handling and transportation

• Water absorption

In stone construction, this type of Ashlar stonework is the most systematic and has a pattern based arrangement.

• Regular course

• Irregular course

• Broken

• Unbroken

Ivatan house's wall construction is a prime example of:

• Rubblework

• Paneling

• Ashlar

• Lintel

This type of stone is used in construction due to its versatility, fire and moisture resistance. It can be formed into tiles, wall panels and plastering.

• Gypsum

• Clay

• Lime

• Gravel