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Maths for Construction
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- a chance to explore the maths you might need on a construction course
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maths
construction
self-assessment
construction
level 2 & 3
Quiz by
Bob Read
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Question 1
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What is the area of the room?
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Answer
12 sq. m
7 sq. m
1.2 sq.m
Question 2
Question
Roughly speaking, what is the area of the wall including the door?
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Answer
10 sq.m
6 sq.m
13 sq.m
Question 3
Question
A box of tiles will cover 1.2 m². Roughly speaking, what area would you be able to tile if you had 6 boxes?
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Answer
70 sq.m
7 sq.m
4 sq.m
Question 4
Question
A pallet of roof tiles covers 40 m². How many pallets would you need for a roof area of 100 m²?
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Answer
2.5 pallets
2 pallets
3.5 pallets
Question 5
Question
An electric drill normally costs £40. In a sale it is reduced in price by 20%. How much does it cost in the sale?
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Answer
£28
£36
£32
Question 6
Question
A foreman works out the cost of a job. The calculator shows the final amount as 1245.7574. What is that amount to the nearest penny?
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Answer
£1245.76
£1245.77
£1245.75
Question 7
Question
A job requires 35 m of guttering. How many whole lengths will you need to order to have enough for the job?
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Answer
12 lengths
11 lengths
14 lenghts
Question 8
Question
Two bricklayers work for 5 weeks on a contract worth £7,000. What would each bricklayer earn per week?
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Answer
£700
£750
£1,400
Question 9
Question
A man earns £8.50 per hour. How much does he earn if he works 5 hours?
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Answer
£46.50
£45.60
£40.50
Question 10
Question
A general purpose concrete mix is made from cement, sand and aggregate in the ratio of 1:2:4. If you use 8 shovels of sand, how much cement and aggregate would you need?
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Answer
4 shovels of cement and 16 shovels of aggregate
8 shovels of cement and 4 shovels of aggregate
8 shovels of cement and 32 shovels of aggregate
Question 11
Question
A roll of roof felt covers 5 m². How many rolls would you need for 120 m²?
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Answer
25 rolls
20 rolls
24 rolls
Question 12
Question
A litre of paint for exterior walls covers 6 sq.m. How many litres would you need for an area of 30 sq.m?
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Answer
36 tins
5 tins
6 tins
Question 13
Question
What is the length shown?
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Answer
2005 mm
2.5 m
205 cm
Question 14
Question
If a load of concrete was mixed at 7.15 am. What is the final setting time?
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Answer
7.15 pm
4.15 pm
5.15 pm
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