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Building Plans, PERT and CPM

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1. The full form of CPM is _______

Critical Path Method Control Path Method Critical Plan Management Control Path Management

Critical Path Method

The full form of CPM is Critical Path Method. CPM networks are mainly used for those projects for which a fairly accurate estimate of time of completion can be made for each activity.

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2. The symbols marked A and B represent ___ and _ respectively.

$The symbols marked A and B represent _ and ___ respectively.\r\n \r\n$

Plaster, glass Glass, plaster Wood, plaster Wood, soil

Plaster, glass

The symbol marked A represents plaster and plaster products. The symbol marked B represents glass.

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3. The symbol given below represents

$The symbol given below represents \r\n \r\n$

Ceiling fan Bracket fan Exhaust fan Fan regulator

Exhaust fan

There are different symbols used to represent different types of fans on a plan of a building such as ceiling fan, bracket fan, exhaust fan, etc. The above symbol represents an exhaust fan.

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4. The symbol given below represents

$The symbol given below represents \r\n \r\n$

Washbasin Plain kitchen sink Refrigerator Rectangular bath

Plain kitchen sink

Symbols are also used to represent various sanitary items that are commonly used in buildings. The symbol given above represents a plain kitchen sink.

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5. The difference between maximum time available and actual time needed to perform an activity is known as _____

Free float Independent float Total float Half float

Total float

The difference between maximum time available and actual time needed to perform an activity is known as total float. Hence, total float is excess of maximum available time throughout time of activity.

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6. The symbol shown below represents

$The symbol shown below represents \r\n \r\n$

Bricks and brick masonry Stone and stone masonry Cement concrete Wood

Bricks and brick masonry

The symbol shown above represents bricks and brick masonry. The symbols are an easy way to depict materials used for building constructions on a plan.

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7. _________ are used to represent activity in a network diagram.

Circles Squares Rectangles Arrows

Arrows

A network is a flow diagram that consists of events and activities which are connected sequentially and logically. Arrows are used to represent activity in a network diagram. Events are generally represented by circles.

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8. A plan is conventionally cut at ___

Roof level Floor level Plinth level Window sill level

Window sill level

A plan is conventionally cut at window sill level. It is a graphical representation of a building represented by plane of a paper.

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9. Who introduced bar charts?

Williams henry Henry Gantt Jane Gantt Joseph henry

Henry Gantt

Henry Gantt introduced bar charts around 1900 A.D. They give pictorial representation in two dimensions of a project by breaking it down into numerous manageable units.

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10. Bar charts were modified later to obtain milestone charts.

True False

True

The various tools or techniques used for project management are bar charts, milestone charts and network diagrams. Bar charts were modified later to obtain milestone charts.

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PERT and CPM

The full form of CPM is _______

The symbols marked A and B represent ___ and _ respectively.

$The symbols marked A and B represent _ and ___ respectively.\r\n \r\n$

;

The symbol given below represents

$The symbol given below represents \r\n \r\n$

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The symbol given below represents

$The symbol given below represents \r\n \r\n$

;

The difference between maximum time available and actual time needed to perform an activity is known as _____

The symbol shown below represents

$The symbol shown below represents \r\n \r\n$

;

_________ are used to represent activity in a network diagram.

A plan is conventionally cut at ___

Who introduced bar charts?

Bar charts were modified later to obtain milestone charts.

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