Chapter 5
Engineering Aptitude
TU IOE Entrance past exam questions
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14 questions set from this chapter. Most repeated first.
- 2074 Model · 1 mark
For cement OPC stands for:
(a) Ordinary Portland Cement
(b) Other Portland Cement
(c) Other Pozzolana Cement
(d) Other Particle Cement
Answer
(a) Ordinary Portland Cement OPC is the common general-purpose cement made by grinding clinker with gypsum.
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Weight of 1 bag cement is:
(a) 25 Kg
(b) 35 Kg
(c) 50 Kg
(d) 100 Kg
Answer
(c) 50 Kg A standard bag of cement weighs 50 kg (about 0.035 m³ in volume).
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With the help of ___ the charge is ignited in petrol engine.
(a) Fuel injector
(b) Spark plug
(c) Carburetor
(d) None of above
Answer
(b) Spark plug In a petrol (spark-ignition) engine the air-fuel charge is ignited by an electric spark from the spark plug.
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The power available at the shaft of an IC engine is known as:
(a) Break Horse Power (BHP)
(b) Indicated Horse Power (IHP)
(c) Frictional Horse Power (FHP)
(d) None of above
Answer
(a) Break Horse Power (BHP) Brake power is the useful power measured at the output shaft; IHP is the power developed inside the cylinder, and IHP = BHP + FHP.
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CDMA stands for:
(a) Code Division Multiple Access
(b) Current Data Manage Access
(c) Computer Data Management Application
(d) Common Division Multi User Application
Answer
(a) Code Division Multiple Access CDMA is a channel access method in which many users share the same frequency band, each distinguished by a unique code.
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In PNP transistor the P type crystal act as ...
(a) Emitter only
(b) Base only
(c) Collector only
(d) Either emitter or collector
Answer
(d) Either emitter or collector In a PNP transistor the two outer P-type regions act as emitter and collector, and the middle N-type region is the base.
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TELNET is used for:
(a) File transfer
(b) Information Server
(c) Remote login
(d) Email
Answer
(c) Remote login TELNET is a protocol that lets a user log in to and work on a remote computer over a network.
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9's complement of decimal digit 6 is:
(a) 1
(b) 5
(c) 3
(d) 2
Answer
(c) 3 The 9's complement of a digit d is 9 - d, so 9 - 6 = 3.
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Which type of transformer is used before transmitting electricity for long distance:
(a) Step Up
(b) Step Down
(c) Current Transformer
(d) Potential Transformer
Answer
(a) Step Up Before long-distance transmission the voltage is stepped up to reduce current, and hence the line loss.
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Transformer cores are laminated in order to:
(a) Simplify its construction
(b) Minimize eddy current loss
(c) Reduces cost
(d) Reduce hysteresis loss
Answer
(b) Minimize eddy current loss Thin insulated laminations break up the paths of eddy currents in the core, greatly reducing eddy current loss. (Hysteresis loss is reduced by the choice of core material, such as silicon steel.)
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The standard width of stripes in Zebra crossing is:
(a) 350mm to 600mm
(b) 300mm to 700mm
(c) 400mm to 600mm
(d) 400mm to 700mm
Answer
(c) 400mm to 600mm Zebra crossing stripes are painted parallel to the traffic flow with a standard width in the range 400 mm to 600 mm.
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In terms of Computing, what does POP stands for:
(a) Point of Purchase
(b) Post Office Protocol
(c) Probability of Precipitation
(d) Point of Publish
Answer
(b) Post Office Protocol POP (commonly POP3) is the protocol used by an email client to retrieve mail from a mail server.
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Cement is:
(a) Siliceous
(b) Calcareous
(c) Argillaceous
(d) None
Answer
(b) Calcareous Cement is made mainly from calcareous material (limestone, rich in lime) mixed with argillaceous material (clay); lime is the main constituent, so cement is classed as calcareous.
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At no load condition in a motor:
(a) and
(b) and
(c) and
(d) None of above
Answer
(c) and At no load there is negligible current, so the voltage drops are negligible and the terminal voltages equal the induced emfs on both sides.
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Questions from TU IOE Entrance Model Test 2074 (Model test for the TU IOE BE/BArch entrance examination 2074). Answers are written for this site; check them against your class notes.