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Concrete, footings, and foundations Questions and answer Concrete is made by mixing: ** Answ** (B) cement, sand, water, and gravel Ready mix concrete is purchased by the cubic yard, which is how many cubic feet? ** Answ** (B) 27 A bag of Portland cement weights how much? ** ...

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Concrete, footings, and foundations Questions and answer


Concrete is made by mixing: ** Answ** (B) cement, sand, water, and gravel


Ready mix concrete is purchased by the cubic yard, which is how many cubic feet? ** Answ**
(B) 27


A bag of Portland cement weights how much? ** Answ** (B) 94 lb.


The thermal process known as hydration refers to: ** Answ** (C) the curing process


What is meant by 1:2:4 concrete mix? ** Answ** (C) 1 cement, 2 sand, 4 gravel


A slump cone is a metal cone used for: ** Answ** (A) determining the water mix in
concrete


When air entrainment is desired for freeze thaw conditions, it can be blended into the mix by:
** Answ** (B) adding a separate air entraining agent


Reinforced concrete is accomplished by adding: ** Answ** (A) reinforcing rod
(B) welded wire


Concrete is kept from freezing by: ** Answ** (D) maintaining the temperature above
freezing


The term "fine aggregate" refers to well-graded gravel up to: ** Answ** (A) 1/4 inch


In comparison to regular concrete, air entrained concrete: ** Answ** (A) has more
workability
(C) is more durable in freeze/thaw conditions

, Air entrainment is used for what? ** Answ** (B) making concrete more durable in
freeze/thaw conditions


What additive when added to mortar decreases strength but increases workability? ** Answ**
(C) lime


A number 3 rebar is what diameter? ** Answ** (C) 3/8 inch


What is cement paste? ** Answ** (B) Portland cement and water


What is the major component of Portland cement? ** Answ** (A) pulverized limestone


When water is added to Portland cement it causes the mass to harden. This reaction is called:
** Answ** (B) hydration


Accelerators speed up the curing process. Which of the following is an accelerator? ** Answ**
chloride


Under ideal conditions the best temperatures to pour concrete would be: ** Answ** 55 to 75
degrees F


What is used to prevent concrete from sticking to wood forms? ** Answ** oil


A footing and a wall are two parts of a: ** Answ** foundation


The recommended minimum strength of concrete used for footings is: ** Answ** (C) 2500
lb./sq. in.


The most commonly used additive to help concrete set rapidly and more cohesively is: **
Answ** calcium chloride

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