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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 1

If the sequence signifies an ascending level of intensity, then the relationship between the terms [sick → infirm → moribund] is comparable to [silly → _______ → daft].
Which of the provided options is suitable to complete the blank?

Detailed Solution for GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 1

Meanings of the words in given set are:
Sick = bad health; infirm = weak especially because of age; moribund = dying (which is a set of words depictmg increasing intensity)
Silly = lacking judgement; daft = ridiculous/foolish. So. the correct word for the set should be a synonym for foolish - ideally between silly and daft in intensity
Meaning of the options:
Frown = furrow one's brows in an expression indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concentration.
Fawn = to praise someone too much and give them a lot of attention that is not sincere, in order to get a positive reaction (Fawn as noun also means a young deer)
Vein = A blood vessel transporting blood from the capillaries to heart
Vain = Having no real importance or purpose. Worthless
The most appropriate word for the given set will be ‘VAIN’.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 2

Identify which of the following sentences are grammatically CORRECT:
(i) Arun and Aparna are present.
(ii) Arun and Aparna is present.
(iii) Arun’s families is present.
(iv) Arun’s family is present.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 3

If 17 men can excavate a ditch that is 26 m in length over a period of 18 days, working 8 hours each day, how many additional men are required to dig a ditch that measures 39 m in length within 6 days, with each man working 9 hours daily?

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Let M = men, D = day and T = time

Men and days are inversely proportional to each other (when the number of men increases, the number of days decreases). Hence, product of men and days will always be constant.

M ´ D = constant

Men and time are inversely proportional to each other (when the number of men increases the amount of time required to finish the work decreases). Hence, product of men and time will always be constant.

M ´ T = constant

Men and work are directly proportional to each other (when the number of men increases the amount of work done increases). Hence, their ratio will always be constant.

M/W= constant. Combining all the above, we can conclude that,

Number of extra men required = 68 – 17 = 51 men  

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 4

The table below illustrates the age-wise distribution of doctors employed in C.G.H.S. across India. There are 7.625 lakhs of doctors aged over 45 years.

If the ratio of females to males in the age group 50 – 55 is 0.25, what is the number of males (in lakhs) within that age category?

Detailed Solution for GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 4

The percentage of doctors in the age group above 45 is 35.75 + 25.25 + 11.25 + 4 = 76.25
∴ The number of doctors in the age group 50-55 =  = 2.525lakhs.
The ratio of females to males is 0.25, i.e.,

∴ F + M = 2.525 lakhs,i.e.,1.25M = 2.525.

= 2.02lakhs.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 5

The writer stated, “Musicians practice prior to their concerts. Actors prepare their roles ahead of a new play's premiere. Conversely, I find it odd that numerous public speakers believe they can simply step onto the stage and begin to speak. I contend that it is equally essential for public speakers to rehearse their presentations.”

According to the passage above, which of the following statements is TRUE?

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 6

Lucio Costa is linked with the urban planning of which city?

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Brazilian planner, preservationist and modernist thinker Lucio Costa (27 February 1902 – 13 June 1998) is best known for his 1957 plan of Brasília that shaped the Brazilian capital into a monument to utopian modernism.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 7

The concept of ‘ergonomics’ is associated with:

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Ergonomics is a branch of science related to the design of workplaces, products and systems to best fit those who use them. The term is derived from two Greek words, ‘ergon’ meaning work, and ‘nomos’ meaning laws. The main goal of the integration of ergonomics into architectural design is the optimization of human-built environment interactions to increase of humans' satisfaction with their built environment and improvement of the performance of buildings. Ergonomics can roughly be defined as the study of people in their working environment. More specifically, an ergonomist (pronounced like economist) designs or modifies the work to fit the worker, not the other way around. The goal is to eliminate discomfort and risk of injury due to work.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 8

The concept of ‘Anastylosis’ in the context of conserving ancient structures pertains to:

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Below are some important terms related to conservation of ancient monuments (as defined in the ‘National Policy for the conservation of the Ancient Monuments, India)

  • Restoration means bringing back the monument or any part thereof, as nearly as possible, to an earlier known state or condition.
  • Reassembly or Reinstatement (Anastylosis) means putting existing but dismembered parts back together.
  • Adaptation or Adaptive Reuse means modifying a lesser significance part of the monument, or a place inside or outside it, to suit it to a compatible use involving as little as possible loss of value.
  • Reconstruction means to rebuild in the original form.
  • Retrofitting means to consolidate a monument’s structure by inserting new parts or material using new technology in order to improve their safety and to make them functional.
GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 9

According to the Census of India, 2011, the population of a Class I city cannot be fewer than:

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As per Census of India, 2011, Population of Class I city will be more than 1 lakh.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 10

The measurement unit for the Damp-proof course in building construction is

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The Damp proof course is measured in square meter specifying its thickness.

*Multiple options can be correct
GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 11

Which of the following abbreviations are matched correctly?

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Refer Following:
URDPFI- Urban and Regional Development Plans Formulation and Implementation guidelines
PMAY- Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna
CMP- Comprehensive Mobility Plan
BRTS- Bus Rapid Transit System

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 12

A rectangular channel with a width of 6 m has a bed slope of 1 in 1500. Calculate the maximum discharge through the channel (in m3/s). Assume the value of C is 50.


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Given: width, b = 6 m,
Slope, i = 1 in 1500
C = 50
b = 2d (or) depth, d = b/2 = 6/2 = 3m
m = d/2 = 3/2 = 1.5 m
Area of economical rectangular channel, A = b x d = 6 x 3 = 18 sq m
Q = AC × √mi = 18 x 50 sqrt ((1.5 × (1/1500))
= 28.46 m3/s

*Multiple options can be correct
GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 13

Identify the options in which the theories or concepts of urban planning are accurately matched with their respective authors or theorists.

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  • Jacobs refers to the concept of “eyes on the street” which is the activity taking place in city streets that keeps the movement and security of the street intact. “When there are people present in a public space such as city streets, it strengthens the space and inspires social cohesion.”
  • The garden city movement is a method of urban planning in which self-contained communities are surrounded by "greenbelts", containing proportionate areas of residences, industry, and agriculture. The idea was initiated in 1898 by Ebenezer Howard in the United Kingdom and aims to capture the primary benefits of a countryside environment and a city environment while avoiding the disadvantages presented by both. Ebenezer Howard's three magnets diagram which addressed the question 'Where will the people go?', with the choices 'Town', 'Country' or 'Town-Country'.
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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 14

A housing development is planned to be built on a site measuring 2 hectares. The maximum allowable Floor Area Ratio (FAR) is 2. The distribution of dwelling units (DU) for Middle-Income Group (MIG), Lower-Income Group (LIG), and Economically Weaker Section (EWS) is in the ratio of 1:2:3, with respective sizes of 50, 40, and 30 square meters. What is the highest number of MIG DUs that can be accommodated within the plot?


Detailed Solution for GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 14

Plot area= 2 hectare = 20000 sq.m
Buildable area with 2 FAR = 2 x (20,000) sq.m = 40,000
Let
No. of MIG unit = 1x
No. of LIG unit = 2x
No. of EWS unit = 3x
Total no of dwelling units = 1x + 2x + 3x = 6x
Area assigned for all MIG = (1x) X (50) sq. m = 50x sq.m.
Area assigned for all LIG = (2x) X (40) sq. m = 80x sq.m.
Area assigned for all EWS = (3x) X (30) sq. m = 90x sq.m.
Now,
[(1x) X (50)] + [(2x) X (40)] + [(3x) X (30)] = 40,000 sq.m
So, 220x = 40000
x = 181.81 i.e. 181 
The number of MIG unit = 1x = 1X181 = 181 DU

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 15

A university campus covering 100 hectares includes 25% designated for student accommodations, 30% allocated for staff residences, and 15% set aside for major roadways (with 50% of these roads situated within the academic precinct). The campus houses 6000 students and 2000 faculty and staff members, each with an average family size of 5.0. Calculate the gross residential population density of the campus in dwelling units per hectare (DU/Ha).


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Gross density means the density of a given area, including infrastructure such as Public roads, public open space and in some instances non-residential development such as schools and shops.
Total area: 100 hectares
25 % area under student's enclave = 25hectares
30% area under staff housing = 30 hectares
15% area under major roads (of which 50% is within the academic complex) i.e. 7.5% = 7.5 hectares
Total area excluding academic complex = 25 + 30 + 7.5 = 62.5 hectares
Total population in the residential area: 6000 (students) + 2000 (faculty & staff) = 8000   

Family size: 5
No. of Dwelling units: 8000 / 5 = 1600
1600 Dwelling units are there in an area of 62.5 hectares
Gross residential density: 1600 / 62.5 = 25.6 Dwelling units / hectare

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 16

The table below presents the details related to the activities of a project.

What will be the total float of activity ‘G’, measured in days?


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Below is the netowrk diagram from the given project. Forward and backward path calculations along with float calculations can be also seen in the network below,

Precedence Diagramming Method Example - projectcubicle

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 17

The optimistic, most probable, and pessimistic durations for the activity are 2, 5, and 8, respectively. What will be the anticipated duration of the activity?


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Expected duration = 2 + (5 x 4) + 8 / 6
= 5

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 18

The projected worth of a property is Rs. 1200000. Should Rs. 20000 be spent on maintenance and other expenses, what would be the Total annual income? The capitalization rate is 12%, which includes a 10% return on investment and 2% allocated for depreciation.


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Value = Annual Income/ Capitalization Rate

⇒ 1200000 = Annual income/ 0.12

⇒ Annual income = 144000

Therefore, Total income= 144000 + 20000 = 164000

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 19

A sewer pipe is installed at a gradient of 1 in 22. The descent in the pipeline for a 10.5 meter segment of the sewer line (measured in mm) will be ________.


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Given, the gradient of the sewer line is 1 in 22.

This means:

  • For every 1 metre of fall, there is 22 metres of sewer line.

To find the fall in a 10.5 metre section of the sewer line:

  • Calculate: 10.5 / 22 = 0.4772727
  • This equals approximately 477.27 mm.

Thus, the descent in the pipeline for the 10.5 metre segment is about 477 mm.

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 20

Determine the area (in m²) of a PCC slab that is 15 cm thick and can be constructed using M20 grade concrete made entirely from 50 bags of cement.


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No of cement bags = 50

Total weight of cement = 50 x 50 =2500 kg

Vol of cement = 2500 kg/ (1440 kg/m3)     (Because density of cement = 1440 kg/m3)

=1.7361 m3

M25 concrete has mix ratio of 1: 1.5: 3

1m3 gives 5.5 m3 of concrete.

Therefore 1.7361 m3 of cement gives 9.5486 m3 concrete (dry mix)

Dry mix/vol of wet mix = 1.52

Therefore Actual vol.  of concrete obtainable (wet mix) is = 9.5486/1.52 = 6.2820

Height of required slab = 15 cm = 0.15 m

Area = Vol. /height.

l x b = Vol. / h

=5.1398/0.15

=41.88 m²

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 21

The diagram depicting a unitary air conditioner functioning in cooling mode is presented in the figure below. The component labeled P in the illustration signifies:

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The evaporator coil is the component in an AC system that absorbs the heat from the air in a space. It is often located inside an air handler or in the indoor unit of an AC system. It works with a condenser coil to complete the heat exchange process that produces cool air.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 22

Who is the designer of the Titan Integrity Campus located in Bengaluru?

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Titan Integrity Campus (Bangalore) is a corporate office building located on a 6.5acre site which has a lake on the eastern side and road towards north. The building was designed by Mindscape Architects with Lead Architect as Sanjay Molie.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 23

What is the term for the vestibule that links the mandapa and the garbha griha in a Hindu temple?

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Antarala is a small antechamber or foyer between the garbhagriha and the mandapa, more typical of north Indian temples. Antarala are commonly seen in Chalukyan Style temples in which the 'Vimana' and the 'Mandapa' are connected through the 'Antarala'.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 24

Associate the structures in Group – I with their corresponding architects in Group - II.

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LIC housing, Ahmedabad - B.V. Doshi

Aga Khan Museum Toronto - charles correa

Gandhi Ghat, Kolkata - Habib Rahman

ISKCON Temple, New Delhi - A.P. Kanvinde

*Multiple options can be correct
GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 25

Which individual received the Pritzker Architecture Prize in the year 2010?

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Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, partners in the architectural firm, SANAA, have been chosen as the 2010 Laureates of the Pritzker Architecture Prize.

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 26

A light fixture with a power rating of 30 watts operates continuously and thus consumes energy without interruption. What is its yearly energy usage (in kWh)?


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Annual Energy Consumption (kWh)
= System Input Wattage (kW) x Hours of Operation in a year
= 30 × 24 × 365
= 262.8 kWh

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 27

Who was the inaugural Architect to receive the Pritzker Prize?

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- The first architect to win the Pritzker Prize was Philip Johnson.
- The Pritzker Prize, established in 1979, is often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of Architecture."
- Philip Johnson, an influential American architect, was awarded the inaugural Pritzker Prize in 1979.
- He is renowned for his work in modern architecture, including designs like the Glass House in Connecticut.
- Johnson's contributions significantly shaped the architectural landscape of the 20th century.

GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 28

Sandstone is classified as a

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Sandstone is a clastic sedimentary rock composed mainly of sand-sized (0.0625 to 2 mm) mineral particles or rock fragments.

*Multiple options can be correct
GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 29

Which of the following pairs are correctly matched?

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GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 30

The diagram below illustrates the excavation layout for a two-room building, featuring a trench that maintains a consistent width of 1.10 meters. Given that the total center line length of the trench measures 41.10 meters and the necessary depth for the concrete to be poured is 0.30 meters, calculate the volume of concrete required for the foundation in cubic meters, rounded to two decimal places.


Detailed Solution for GATE Architecture and Planning Mock Test - 7 (Architecture) - Question 30

In center-line method, for each interior T-junctions, we consider a deduction of half-wall thickness from center-line length.
So, effective length of center-lme for the given plan, after deductions, will be = 41.10 - (1.10) = 40 meters
Area of foundation foot print = Effective length of center-line after deductions * Thickness = 40* 1.1 = 44 sqm Volume of concrete in foundation = Area * Depth = 44 * 0.3 = 13.2 cubic meters

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