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503

Official subject code for ΜΕΤΡΗΣΕΙΣ ΠΟΣΟΤΗΤΩΝ Τ.Σ. (Π.Κ.) in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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2.5 hours

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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19 June 2026

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1In quantity surveying take-offs, floor area of a rectangular room measuring 4.50 m by 3.20 m is:
A.12.40 m²
B.14.40 m²
C.15.20 m²
D.16.00 m²
Explanation: Area = length × width = 4.50 × 3.20 = 14.40 m². Rectangular floor take-offs multiply the two plan dimensions in metres to obtain square metres.
2A strip of wall plaster is 12.00 m long and 2.80 m high. The plastered area is:
A.28.00 m²
B.33.60 m²
C.36.00 m²
D.40.00 m²
Explanation: Area = length × height = 12.00 × 2.80 = 33.60 m². Vertical finishes are measured as wall length times storey height (less openings when deducted).
3Concrete volume for a rectangular footing 1.20 m × 1.00 m × 0.40 m deep is:
A.0.40 m³
B.0.48 m³
C.0.60 m³
D.1.20 m³
Explanation: Volume = L × W × D = 1.20 × 1.00 × 0.40 = 0.48 m³. Foundation concrete is billed in cubic metres from the three measured dimensions.
4Convert 2.5 m³ of excavated soil to litres:
A.250 L
B.2 500 L
C.25 000 L
D.250 000 L
Explanation: 1 m³ = 1 000 L, so 2.5 × 1 000 = 2 500 L. Quantity surveyors keep SI consistency when converting volume units.
5A 25 m long trench is excavated 0.60 m wide and 1.20 m deep. Excavation volume is:
A.9.00 m³
B.15.00 m³
C.18.00 m³
D.30.00 m³
Explanation: Volume = L × W × D = 25.00 × 0.60 × 1.20 = 18.00 m³. Trench excavation is measured as a prism along the centre-line length.
6Gross floor area of a single-storey rectangle 9.00 m × 7.50 m, with no deductions, is:
A.33.75 m²
B.67.50 m²
C.75.00 m²
D.135.00 m²
Explanation: GFA = 9.00 × 7.50 = 67.50 m². For a simple rectangular footprint with no voids, plan area equals that storey's gross floor area.
7In standard SI quantity take-offs, painted wall area is billed in:
A.Linear metres only
B.Square metres
C.Cubic metres
D.Kilograms
Explanation: Surface finishes such as paint and plaster are measured as areas in m². Linear metres apply to skirtings; m³ to bulk materials; kg to reinforcement or mass items.
8A circular column has diameter 0.40 m and height 3.00 m. Concrete volume (use π = 3.14) is:
A.0.301 m³
B.0.377 m³
C.0.480 m³
D.1.256 m³
Explanation: Radius = 0.20 m. Area = πr² = 3.14 × 0.04 = 0.1256 m². Volume = 0.1256 × 3.00 = 0.3768 ≈ 0.377 m³.
9Net wall area for a 5.00 m × 2.70 m wall with one door opening 0.90 m × 2.10 m is:
A.11.61 m²
B.13.50 m²
C.14.61 m²
D.15.39 m²
Explanation: Gross wall = 5.00 × 2.70 = 13.50 m². Door = 0.90 × 2.10 = 1.89 m². Net = 13.50 − 1.89 = 11.61 m². Openings are deducted from finish areas unless rules say otherwise.
101 hectare equals:
A.100 m²
B.1 000 m²
C.10 000 m²
D.100 000 m²
Explanation: 1 ha = 10 000 m² (100 m × 100 m). Site areas on larger plots convert between hectares and square metres with this factor.

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