101) The hydraulic lime which resembles very much with Portland cement in its chemical composition is called

• (a) feebly hydraulic lime
• (b) moderately hydraulic lime
• (c) eminently hydraulic lime
• (d) none of the above

102) Poor or lean lime

• (a) slakes rapidly with considerable evolution of heat
• (b) takes very long time to develop adequate strength
• (c) has high plasticity
• (d) none of the above

103) Rich or fat lime

• (a) slakes rapidly with considerable evolution of heat
• (b) takes very long time to develop adequate strength
• (c) has high plasticity
• (d) all of the above

104) The commonly used lime for works under water or in damp situations is

• (a) fat lime
• (b) lean lime
• (c) feebly hydraulic lime
• (d) eminently hydraulic lime

105) The slaking of moderately hydraulic lime is scarcely noticeable.

• (a) Yes
• (b) No