History Of Building Materials
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- 1.Nomads, people use sticks and stones for tools... and dudes live in caves
- A.
Paleolithic
- B.
Mesolithic
- C.
Neolithic
- 2.People made shelters for food storage and temporary shelters such as twigs, dried grass, leaves and bones
- A.
Paleolithic
- B.
Mesolithic
- C.
Neolithic
- 3.Discovery of Farming and people settled permanently
- A.
Paleolithic
- B.
Mesolithic
- C.
Neolithic
- 4.Construction Materials used from Paleolithic - Neolithic (6)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- 5.The construction method used during the Neolithic age was Post & Lintel method
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Dolmen - A circular arrangement of megaliths enclosing a cromlech or burial mound
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Chaldean people used masonry materials such as limestone, sandstone and granite
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.Ovigal vaults and Pointed archs were introduced during the Renaissance period
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Romans introduced marble
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.Assyrians used stone, brick, alabster and limestone
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Construction Materials used by the Assyrians (4)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- 12.Construction Materials used by the Persians (2)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- Q.
Timber
- 13.Construction Materials used by the Chaldeans (4)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- Q.
Timber
- R.
Batumen & Pitch
- S.
Calcerous Earth
- 14.Construction Materials used by the Egyptians (10)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- Q.
Timber
- 15.Glass was introduced during the Gothic Period
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 16.______ invented the 1st modern concrete by mixing pebbles
- A.
John Smeaton
- B.
Joseph Aspdin
- C.
Joseph Monier
- D.
John Aspdin
- E.
John Monier
- F.
Joseph Smeaton
- 17.______ invented the Portland Cement
- A.
John Smeaton
- B.
Joseph Aspdin
- C.
Joseph Monier
- D.
John Aspdin
- E.
John Monier
- F.
Joseph Smeaton
- 18.______ invented the Reinforced Concrete
- A.
John Smeaton
- B.
Joseph Aspdin
- C.
Joseph Monier
- D.
John Aspdin
- E.
John Monier
- F.
Joseph Smeaton
- 19.Chief building materials during the Industrial Revolution (3)
- A.
Wooden Poles / Animal Bones
- B.
Leaves
- C.
Clay
- D.
Concrete
- E.
Thatch
- F.
Tree Bark
- G.
Stones
- H.
Bricks
- I.
Marble
- J.
Glass
- K.
Alabster
- L.
Limestone
- M.
Sandstone
- N.
Basalt
- O.
Granite
- P.
Poryphyry
- Q.
Timber
- R.
Steel
- 20.What type of wood was used by the Egyptians in order to build a boat?
- A.
Acacia
- B.
Date Palm
- C.
Sycamore
- 21.What type of wood was used by the Egyptians in order to build a roof?
- A.
Acacia
- B.
Date Palm
- C.
Sycamore
- 22.What type of wood was used by the Egyptians in order to make a mummy case
- A.
Acacia
- B.
Date Palm
- C.
Sycamore
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