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Key Facts: RBSE SS Voc Construction Exam
114
RBSE subject code for Construction
RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics
100
Typical full marks for the subject scheme
RBSE syllabus examination scheme
3.15 hrs
Typical theory paper duration
RBSE Class 12 / Varishtha Upadhyaya syllabus scheme
33%
Typical minimum pass marks (confirm circular)
RBSE examination regulations
100
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RBSE Senior Secondary (Class 12) Vocational Construction (code 114) is a real Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan public-examination subject with appeared candidates in the 2026 main examination subject-wise statistics. Typical scheme: Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100; passing generally 33% (and separate practical pass where applicable). Use these free MCQs for theory revision only.
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1On a construction site, personal protective equipment (PPE) is primarily intended to:
A.Provide a last line of defence that reduces harm when hazards cannot be fully eliminated
B.Replace all engineering and administrative safety controls completely
C.Increase decoration of the worker’s uniform only
D.Allow unsafe methods because PPE always prevents every injury
Explanation: PPE reduces exposure and injury severity but does not replace safer design, safe systems of work, or good site controls. It is essential yet not a complete substitute for other controls.
2A safety helmet (hard hat) on site mainly protects the wearer against:
A.Chemical burns to the feet only
B.Falling objects and limited impact to the head
C.Hearing loss from continuous noise
D.Dust inhalation into the lungs
Explanation: Hard hats are designed to reduce head injury from falling objects, bumps, and limited impact. They do not replace foot, ear, or respiratory protection.
3Safety footwear with steel or composite toe caps is most important when workers:
A.Only sit in an office all day with no site access
B.Only need fashion appearance near the site gate
C.Handle heavy materials, tools, and risk crushing or puncture injuries to the feet
D.Work solely with soft paper documents
Explanation: Site work involves heavy loads, tools, and rough surfaces. Safety footwear protects against crushing, puncture, and slip risks that ordinary shoes do not adequately control.
4When grinding stone or concrete dry without dust extraction, the most appropriate additional control for silica dust is usually:
A.Wearing only a decorative scarf with no filtration
B.Removing the hard hat so dust can escape faster
C.Working faster so exposure time feels shorter while ignoring controls
D.Using suitable respiratory protection and wet methods or extraction where required
Explanation: Respirable crystalline silica from cutting/grinding masonry is a serious health hazard. Prefer wet cutting or extraction plus appropriate RPE and training—not improvised cloth coverings alone.
5High-visibility clothing is most useful on site because it:
A.Makes workers easier to see near plant, vehicles, and traffic routes
B.Stops all falling objects by magnetic force
C.Eliminates the need for barriers around excavations
D.Replaces fire extinguishers during hot work
Explanation: Hi-vis garments increase conspicuity so drivers and plant operators can see people, reducing struck-by risk. They do not replace physical barriers, fall protection, or fire controls.
6Before starting work at height, a competent check should confirm that:
A.No PPE is available so work can finish quicker
B.Scaffolding or access equipment is suitable, stable, and free from obvious defects, and fall risks are controlled
C.Guardrails are removed to improve views of the street
D.Ladders are placed on loose rubble without footing checks
Explanation: Work at height is a major construction risk. Access systems must be suitable and inspected, and fall prevention/arrest measures applied before work begins.
7Eye protection is especially required when a worker is:
A.Only reading drawings in a clean site office with no splash or particle risk
B.Talking on a mobile phone away from tools
C.Chipping, cutting, grinding, or handling chemicals that can splash
D.Storing sealed bags of cement without breaking them
Explanation: Flying particles, dust, and chemical splash are common eye hazards during cutting, chipping, grinding, and chemical handling. Safety glasses or goggles match the hazard.
8If a worker finds damaged scaffolding components before climbing, the correct action is to:
A.Use the scaffold anyway if only a few boards look cracked
B.Remove all tags so others will not notice
C.Add more workers to distribute load on defective ledgers
D.Report the defect, prevent use until a competent person makes it safe, and do not climb unsafe parts
Explanation: Damaged scaffolds can collapse. Tag/report, isolate from use, and wait for competent repair or certification. Never load defective members.
9A scaffold working platform should generally be:
A.Fully boarded where people work, with safe access, and protected by guardrails and toe boards as required
B.Left with large gaps so materials fall freely as a design feature
C.Supported only on stacked empty oil drums without design
D.Used for vehicle parking even when not designed for that load
Explanation: Safe platforms need adequate boarding, access, edge protection, and load capacity appropriate to use. Gaps, improvised supports, and overloading create fall and collapse risks.
10Toe boards on a scaffold platform mainly help to:
A.Increase wind speed across the platform
B.Prevent tools and materials from being kicked off the edge onto people below
C.Replace the need for a stable foundation completely
D.Stop all ground settlement under standards
Explanation: Toe boards form a barrier at platform level so loose items are less likely to fall and strike people or damage property below.
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