List of practice Questions

As per the URDPFI Guidelines 2015, match the type of educational facilities in Group-I with the corresponding minimum population to be served per facility in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Integrated school  (1) 4,000 
(Q)    Senior secondary school (2) 2,500 
(R)    College (3) 90,000 
(S)    Primary school (4) 1,25,000 
 (5) 7,500 
Critical micellar concentration of a surfactant is 0.008 M in water at 25 °C. If the aggregation number of the micelles is 80, the concentration of the micelles (in M) present in 0.088 M aqueous solution of the surfactant at 25 °C is
How many 4-digit positive integers divisible by 3 can be formed using only the digits {1, 3, 4, 6, 7}, such that no digit appears more than once in a number?
In a traffic survey, Enoscope is used to measure
In an election, the share of valid votes received by the four candidates A, B, C, and D is represented by the pie chart shown. The total number of votes cast in the election were 1,15,000, out of which 5,000 were invalid.
In an election, the share of valid votes received by the four candidates A, B, C, and D is represented by the pie chart shown. The total number of votes cast in the election were 1,15,000, out of which 5,000 were invalid

Based on the data provided, the total number of valid votes received by the candidates B and C is
In Manasara Silpasāstra, a bow-shaped town plan is known as
In the context of rehional Planing, which of the following terms represent(s) a region?
India's intended Nationally Determined Contribution to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2022 include(s)
Mass Rapid Transit System is a
Match the Biosphere Reserves in Group-I with their corresponding features in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Gulf of Mannar  (1) Ridge, Glacier
(Q)     Sunderbans(2) Sub-tropical/Tropical Forest, Stepped Hill 
(R)     Nanda Devi (3)  Swamp forest, Mangrove 
(S)     Nilgiri (4) Coral Reefs, Seagrass bed
 (5) Salt Marsh, Flat Terrain 
Match the elements in Group-I with the corresponding buildings in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Lightweight Structure (1)     Taipei 101, Taipei by Lee and Wang
(Q)     Base Isolator(2)     The Gherkin, London by Foster & Partners
(R)     Tuned-mass Damper(3)     Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington by Ivan Mercep
(S)     Diagrid(4)      Paper Log Houses, Kobe by Shigeru Ban
 (5)     Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool by Lutyens and Gibberd
Match the elements in Group-I with the corresponding religious buildings in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Bell capital  (1) Mosque 
(Q)    Mehrab (2) Hindu Temple 
(R)    Gopuram (3) Greek Temple 
(S)    Pediment  (4) Romanesque Church
 (5) Egyptian Temple
Match the features   in   Group-I   with   the   corresponding   software   tools   in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)     Raster Graphics Editing (1)     OpenStudio
(Q)     Energy Modeling (2)     GIMP
(R)     Visual Programming Interface(3)     STAAD
(S)       Chemotropism(4)     Grasshopper
 (5)     Radiance
Match the following concepts in Group-I with their corresponding description in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   NIMBY (1) Affording a clear view of the waterfront to a plot through the abutting street
(Q)     Form based code(2) Planning    and    zoning    tool    to    regulate development primarily through urban form
(R)     Tactical urbanism(3) Establishment   of   residential   areas   on   the outskirts of a city
(S)     Suburbanisation(4) Short-term,  low  cost,  scalable  interventions and policies to change a neighbourhood
 (5) Resisting any physical intervention by public or private enterprises  within their neighbourhood
Match the following illustrations in Group-I with their corresponding concepts in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P) Match the following illustrations in Group-I with their corresponding concepts in Group-II. (1) Figure Ground Relationship
(Q) Match the following illustrations in Group-I with their corresponding concepts in Group-II.(2) Town Planning Scheme (TPS)
(R)  Match the following illustrations in Group-I with their corresponding concepts in Group-II.(3) Town Planning Scheme (TPS)
(S) Match the following illustrations in Group-I with their corresponding concepts in Group-II.(4) Transit Oriented Development (TOD) 
 (5) Cul-de-Sac 
Match the following planning theories/concepts in Group-I with their corresponding proponents in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)     Valley Section (1) McGee and Gemburg
(Q)    Third Place Theory(2) Oscar Newman 
(R)    Defensible Space (3) Ray Oldenberg 
(S)    Desakota Model (4) Patrick Geddes 
 (5) C. A. Doxiadis 
Match the items in Group-I with their corresponding items in Group–II
Group IGroup II
(P)   Floating floor  (1) Overflow control
(Q)    Float valve (2) Delay not affecting a project
(R)    Metal float (3) Acoustical buffer 
(S)    Free float (4) Plastering equipment
 (5) Traffic flow control 
Match the museums in Group-I with their architects in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal  (1) Charles Correa
(Q)    Bihar Museum, Patna (2) Ram Sharma 
(R)    Gandhi Memorial Museum, Ahmdabad(3) Romi Khosla 
(S)    Museum of Art and Photography, Bengaluru(4) Soumitro Ghosh & Nisha Mathew
 (5) Fumihiko Maki 
Match the specially shaped bricks in Group-I with their corresponding nomenclature in Group–II
Group IGroup II
(P) Match the specially shaped bricks in Group-I with their corresponding nomenclature in Group–II (1) Plinth Header
(Q) Match the specially shaped bricks in Group-I with their corresponding nomenclature in Group–II(2) Bird's mouth 
(R)    Match the specially shaped bricks in Group-I with their corresponding nomenclature in Group–II(3) Squint 
(S)    Match the specially shaped bricks in Group-I with their corresponding nomenclature in Group–II(4) Double cant 
 (5) Plinth stretcher 
Match the terms in Group-I with their descriptions in Group-II. Group-I Group-II
Group IGroup II
(P)  Landfill site (1) Development on previously developed site
(Q) Greenfield development(2) Land to dispose solid waste
(R)  Green Belt(3) Development on previously undeveloped land 
(S)  Policy to protect(4) livestock
 (5) A buffer to control urban development 
Match the urban renewal projects in Group-I with the corresponding cities in Group-II.
Group IGroup II
(P)   Cheonggyecheon  (1) New York 
(Q)     The High Line (2) London 
(R)     False Creek South(3) Seoul 
(S)     Canary Wharf (4) Vancouver 
 (5) Tokyo
Person 1 and Person 2 invest in three mutual funds A, B, and C. The amounts they invest in each of these mutual funds are given in the table.
Mutual fund A Mutual fund BMutual fund C
Person 1 ₹10,000₹20,000 ₹20,000 
Person 2₹20,000 ₹15,000 ₹15,000 

At the end of one year, the total amount that Person 1 gets is ₹500 more than Person 2. The annual rate of return for the mutual funds B and C is 15% each. What is the annual rate of return for the mutual fund A?
Polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) coated fiberglass has been used as a roofing membrane in
Rose window is a characteristic feature of
The author of the book Human Aspects of Urban Form is