Construction Management Objective Questions
Construction Management Objective Questions
Objective Questions
1. Construction site planning is concerned with
Work progress at site
Minimize the chances of wastages, deterioration and losses
Maximize the safety and execution of work
2. Construction site planning is mainly depends upon the
Nature of the work
Site condition
Method of execution
3. The types of construction in which more equipment are used, is known as capital intensive while the
construction in which more human labours are used, is called
Labour intensive
4. During storage of cement, the bag of cement should be kept…………cm apart from the walls.
30 cm
5. Earned value analysis is used for comparing…………of the project
Actual progress with planned progress
6. A project is
An organized team work to achieve a set task within the time limit
7. Policy is
A set of broad guidelines stipulated by management
8. The expected project duration in CPM follow
Normal distribution curve
9. The relation between jobs of a particular type and various durations they have consumed for completion
is expressed by
Frequency distribution curve
10. The constraint in case of resource smoothing operation would be
Project duration time
11. " In resource leveling the main constraint would be
On the resources
12. A construction schedule is prepared after collecting
Number of operations
Output
Quantity of various items
Output of machinery
13. The main principle of an organization, is
Unity of command & coherency
Effective control at all level
Delegation of authority
14. The main advantage of line organization is
Effective command and control
Defined responsibilities at all levels
Ability to quick decision at all level
Strict discipline in the organization
15. The main disadvantage of line organization is
Monopoly at top level
Rigid structure
Delay in communication
16. Miliatry organization is known as
Line organization
17. Line organization is mostly suitable for
Simple work
18. Types of organization used in construction industry is
Line organization
19. Frederick W. Taylor introduced a system of working known as
Functional organization
20. The salient feature of functional organization, is
Strict adherence to specifications
Separation of planning and deficiency
Each individual maintains functional design part
Work is properly planned and distributed
21. Line & staff organization is mostly suitable for
Simple work
Complicated work
22. In histogram, more prominent will be the differences in heights between the bars if
Range is small
23. Gantt chart indicates
Comparison of actual progress with the scheduled progress
24. The diagrammatic representation of the activity of the entire project is called
Network
25. In a bar chart the length of horizontal lines for activity A and B are 2 cm and 4 cm respectively. Which
one is correct about the activity A & B ?
Activity 'B' need more duration for completion
Activity 'A' need more duration for completion
Completion time for activities 'A' and 'B' are same
None of the above
26. Bar charts are considered suitable for
Minor projects
27. Which types of network was first developed for planning of any project?
Bar chart
28. On a bar chart the various activities of a project are shown by
Horizontal lines
29. Jobs going ahead of schedule are conveniently shown in
Gnatt chart
30. The upper portion of horizontal bars in a bar chart indicates
Progress of work in the specified time
31. Henry Gnatt developed the bar chart technique in
1900 AD
32. Milestone charts are developed in
1340 AD
33. Gantt/Bar chart is drawn for
Time versus activity
34. The limitations of bar chart are
Interdependencies of activities
Project progress
Uncertainties
35. The weakness in bar charts is
The various activities are interdependent
Uncertainty in duration for various activities
The sequence of activities is not very clear
36. A milestone chart
Shows the events in chronological, but not in a logical sequence
37. The interrelationship between the functional elements of aprogramme is achieved through
Work break down structure
38. Gantt chart is drawn for
Time versus activity
39. A drawn back of bar chart is
Sequence of activities is not clearly defined
40. Time and progress chart of a construction is known as
Bar chart
Gnatt chart
CPM
41. The amount of time required performing any event in case of PERT should be..................... CPM.
Less than
Greater than
Equal to
42. PERT technique of network analysis is useful for
Research and development project
43. An event is
The terminals of an activity
44. PERT means
Programme evaluation and review technique
45. PERT is
Event oriented
46. 'Wait' in PERT, belongs to the category of
Activity
47. In PERT technique, completion of an activity is called
Head event
48. The benefit of the PERT network is taken by the management in
Formulating a new schedule
Coordinating various tasks
Readjusting the time to meet the target
49. Which of the following time estimate is related to PERT?
Most likely time estimate
Pessimistic time estimate
Optimistic time estimate
50. The event which act as head as well as tail for different activities is, called
Dual role event
51. If for an activity optimistic time is 1 day, pessimistic time is 11 days and most likely time is 3 days then
the expected time is
4 days
52. Of the following, the PERT event is
Concrete cured
53. PERT analysis is based on
Optimistic time
Pessimistic time
Most likely time
54. In PERT analysis, the start and end of event is represented by
Event
55. The probability of completion of any activity within its expected time in PERT is
50 %
56. If the probability factor is zero, the chances of completing the project in scheduled time.
50 %
57. You are going to design a new computer programme, which would you like to prefer?
PERT
58. Bar chart is used for minor project, CPM is used for repetitive work while PERT is used for
Uncertainty time and resources types of work
59. Standard deviation when the optimistic time is 1 day, pessimistic time is 11 days and most likely time is
3 days
1.67 days
60. In PERT analysis the actual performance of task is known as
Event
61. Line of balance technique is used for
Comparison of actual progress with the scheduled progress
62. In PERT, optimistic time in which any activity can possibly be accomplished
The minimum time in which any activity can possibly be accomplished
63. In PERT, pessimistic time is
The maximum time which an activity might require
64. In PERT, the most likely time is
The time which has the highest probability of occurrence
65. If a is the optimistic time, b is the pessimistic time and m is the most likely time, then the average time
is equal to
𝑎 + 4𝑚 𝑏
6
66. In PERT analysis, the time estimates of activities and probability of their occurrence follow a
β distribution curve
67. Negative slack occurs
When deficiency of resources exist.
68. A stage or point where all previous jobs merging in it are completed and all further jobs bursting out are
still to be completed is known as a
Event
69. The latest allowable time for any event i is equal to
155. The technique for establishing and maintaining priorites among the various jobs of a project, is known
as
Critical ratio scheduling
156. If D is the duration, ES and EF are the earlist start and earliest finish time, LS and LF are latest start and
latest finish time, then following relation holds good
EF = ES + D
LS = LF – D
LF = LS + D
157. An activity is
A definite job
158. Higher standard deviations means
Higher uncertainity
159. Probability factor is
scheduled time − earliest expected time
standard deviation