Match the elements in Group-I with the building components in Group-II Group-I Group-II P. King post 1. Curtain glazing Q. Grade beam 2. Door R. Metal decking 3. Plinth S. Jamb 4. Intermediate floor 5. Truss
P-5, Q-3, R-4, S-2
Building Component Matching: Group I & II Identification
This question requires matching structural elements from Group I with their corresponding building components in Group II.
Matching Elements and Components
| Group I Element | Group II Component |
| P. King post | 5. Truss |
| Q. Grade beam | 3. Plinth |
| R. Metal decking | 4. Intermediate floor |
| S. Jamb | 2. Door |
Reasoning for Matches
King Post to Truss
A King post is a vertical tension member used in a roof truss to support the principal rafter and collar beam.
Grade Beam to Plinth
A Grade beam is a structural beam that forms part of the foundation, often connecting foundation piers or supporting walls at ground level, which relates to the plinth structure.
Metal Decking to Intermediate Floor
Metal decking is frequently used as the structural floor or roof deck, commonly forming part of an intermediate floor system in multi-story buildings.
Jamb to Door
A Jamb refers to the vertical side-post of a door frame or opening.
Important Questions from Building Methods and Details
- If Beam : Column :: Transom : X,
which of the following options can replace 'X'? Match the following types of masonry joints in Column - I with their corresponding description in Column - II, and select the appropriate option.
Column - I Column - II P 
1 Struck Q 
2 Weathered R 
3 Raked S 
4 Beaded 5 Concave - Toothing is a construction technique used in
- Hip roof is formed by surfaces sloping in
- Horizontally Wedge-shaped Treads in stairways are termed as
