Building Construction Quiz (Plumbing - Toilet Fixtures)
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One of the most common plumbing features is kitchen sinks, toilet and showers, which can be found in most households. Having undertaken the unit on toilet fixtures for every bathroom the quiz below is designed to test out how much you understood. Give it a shot and all the best!
- 1.Receptacles which are used to provide, receive and discharge water.
- A.
Bath Fixtures
- B.
Scullery Fixtures
- C.
Soil Fixture
- D.
Plumbing Fixtures
- 2.
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identify according to flush type- A.
Flush Tank Water Closet
- B.
Direct Flush Valve
- C.
Close Coupled Flush Tank
- D.
Both a and b
- 3.
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identify according to flush type- A.
High Flush Tank
- B.
Floor Mounted
- C.
Low Flush Tank
- D.
Integral Flush Tank
- 4.Toilet type according to flushing action that flushes through a siphon action created in the trapway.
- A.
Reverse Trap
- B.
Wash Down
- C.
Siphon Jet
- D.
Siphon Vortex
- 5.Has A Bulge in Front. Costs less but is least efficient and noisiest.
- A.
Siphon Vortex
- B.
Reverse Trap
- C.
Wash Down
- D.
Direct Flush Valve
- 6.
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Label the missing parts. From Top to bottom - 7.Flushable Fixture Used By men for urinating
- A.
Water closet
- B.
Urinal
- C.
Lavatory
- D.
Bidet
- 8.Device for regulating the supply of water in a flush tank by means of a hollow floating ball. also called float valve
- A.
Ball cock
- B.
Flushometer valve
- C.
Water hammer
- D.
Backsplash
- 9.Flushing action is obtained directly from a flush valve connected into the bowl
- A.
Siphon jet
- B.
Wash down
- C.
Wall hung
- D.
Direct flush valve
- 10.
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Identify according to Flush Tank type- A.
High Flush Tank
- B.
Low Flush Tank
- C.
Integral Flush Tank
- D.
Close Coupled Flush Tank
- 11.A 180 degree bend in a pipe.
- A.
Drop elbow
- B.
Return bend
- C.
Elbow
- D.
Wye
- 12.Oblong tub to bathe in.
- 13.Bath in which water is sparayed onto the body from an overhead nozzle or showerhead.
- 14.Bowl or basin with running water for washing the face or hands
- 15.Deep sink for washing clothes
- 16.Bar attached to a wall near a bathtub or shower
- 17.U shaped or s shaped section of a drainpipe in which liquid remains and forms a seal for preventing the passage of sewer gas without affecting the normal flow of waste water or sewage.
- A.
Drum trap
- B.
Backsplash
- C.
Air gap
- D.
Trap
- 18.Coupling device for connecting two pipes.
- A.
Plug
- B.
Sanitary toe
- C.
Union
- D.
Increaser
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