SSC CGL Tier I - 09 September 2024 - Shift 1
100 questions · 60 minutes · 4 subjects
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English SSC CGL Tier I papers. Free 60-minute mocks, 100 questions, 200 marks; +2 correct and −0.5 incorrect. Source: SSC response sheets preserved by SSC Portal. The marked archived keys have not been independently revalidated against final SSC keys; worked explanations are pending review. A/B/C/D correspond to source options 1/2/3/4.
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Correct answer: B
C3S hydrates quickly and gives most of the strength in the first 7 to 28 days. C2S hydrates slowly and adds strength later.
Correct answer: D
Initial setting time must be at least 30 minutes so the mix can be transported and placed. Final setting time must not exceed 600 minutes.
Correct answer: A
Standard consistency is the water content (as a percentage of cement) at which the 10 mm plunger penetrates the paste and stops 5 to 7 mm from the bottom of the 40 mm deep mould.
Correct answer: C
The modular brick is 190 × 90 × 90 mm actual and 200 × 100 × 100 mm nominal, which includes 10 mm of mortar joint.
Correct answer: D
First class bricks are limited to about 20 percent absorption. Second and third class bricks are allowed a little more.
Correct answer: D
Quick lime is made by burning limestone. Slaking it with water gives calcium hydroxide.
Correct answer: A
A thin water film around the grains pushes them apart, so volume increases up to about 20 to 30 percent at roughly 4 to 6 percent moisture. Fully dry or fully saturated sand does not bulk.
Correct answer: A
Seasoning dries the timber to a safe moisture level, which reduces warping, shrinkage and attack by fungi.
Correct answer: B
Granite forms from cooled magma. Sandstone is sedimentary, while marble and slate are metamorphic.
Correct answer: C
Linseed oil absorbs oxygen from air and forms a hard, tough film, so it is the common drying oil in paints.
Correct answer: D
Hydraulic lime is made from limestone containing 5 to 30 percent clay. It can set under water, unlike fat lime.
Correct answer: C
Soda-lime glass is cheap and easy to make, so it is used for windows and bottles.
Correct answer: A
Soluble sulphates of sodium, calcium and magnesium dissolve in moisture, travel to the surface and crystallise as water evaporates.
Correct answer: A
The 70.6 mm cube has a face area of about 5000 mm² (50 cm²), which makes the stress calculation easy.
Correct answer: B
The Blaine apparatus measures the time for a fixed volume of air to pass through a cement bed, which gives specific surface in m²/kg.
Correct answer: C
Unsound cement expands after setting because of free lime or magnesia. The Le Chatelier test measures this expansion, limited to 10 mm.
Correct answer: B
IS 1489 (Part 1) allows 15 to 35 percent fly ash by mass. PPC gains strength slowly but gives lower heat of hydration.
Correct answer: B
Zone I is coarse sand and Zone IV is the finest.
Correct answer: D
Sands normally have a fineness modulus of 2.2 to 3.2. Coarse aggregate has values of about 5.5 to 8.
Correct answer: A
The limit is 30 percent for wearing surfaces and 45 percent for other concrete.
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