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CONCRETE BATCH PLANT OPERATOR FINAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+


◉The most commonly used concrete for structural purposes is: Answer:
Normal weight concrete.


◉Normal weight concrete weighs approximately: Answer: 140 lb/ft^3


◉Lightweight structural concrete may weigh from _____ to ______
lb/ft^3. Answer: 90, 100


◉Heavyweight concrete may weigh ______. Answer: 200 lb/ft^3 or
more.


◉Most concrete today is made with: Answer: Portland Cement


◉Concrete is usually referred to as a mixture of two components;
______ and _______. Answer: aggregate, paste


◉The hardening process of the paste is a chemical reaction called
_________. Answer: Hydration

, ◉_______ is developed in the hydration process. It may peak up to
_______ degrees. Answer: heat;130 F


◉Concrete does hardens and cures by drying. True or False Answer:
False ; Concrete does not harden or cure by drying, because cement
needs moisture to hydrate and gain strength. When concrete dries fully,
hydration stops, and it no longer gains strength.


◉A mixture of cement and water is called: Answer: paste


◉When sand is added to paste it is called: Answer: mortar or grout


◉When coarse aggregate is added to mortar, the combination is called
______. Answer: concrete


◉________ make up about 60 to 75% of the volume of concrete
Answer: Aggregates


◉The particle size distribution or combined coarse and fine aggregate
gradation should have all sizes present in adequate amounts. True or
False Answer: True. If the gradation is evenly distributed adequately
the void content to be filled by the cement paste is minimized. This
process produces a concrete that will hold together without segregating
and will minimize the need for cement or cementitious content.

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