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Plant Physiology - Section 3 Multiple Questions and Answers.
| 1. | In open timbering, the poling boards are retained in position by using: | ||
| A. | puncheons | ||
| B. | struts | ||
| C. | lacings | ||
| D. | walings | ||
| 2. | Setting-out lines for walls which divide semidetached houses are derived from: | ||
| A. | return profiles | ||
| B. | gauge staffs | ||
| C. | single profiles | ||
| D. | building squares | ||
| 3. | Curing of concrete is achieved by providing: | ||
| A. | cold surface conditions | ||
| B. | constant hot air | ||
| C. | intermittent surface heat | ||
| D. | damp conditions | ||
| 4. | Stabilising a bricklayer's line in windy conditions is carried out by using: | ||
| A. | line pins | ||
| B. | corner blocks | ||
| C. | heavy lines | ||
| D. | tingle plates | ||
| 5. | The area of a brick which surrounds the frog is termed the: | ||
| A. | margin | ||
| B. | stretcher face | ||
| C. | arris | ||
| D. | header face | ||
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