Poured-in-place concrete differs from ____ that is poured into forms at a manufacturing plant and then shipped to the jobsite and erected in piece.
A) precast concrete
B) molded concrete
C) ready-made concrete
D) prefabricated concrete

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Poured-in-place concrete is poured and molded on the job site, while precast concrete is poured into pre-made forms at a manufacturing plant and then transported to the job site. Therefore, the correct answer is precast concrete, which is also known as prefabricated concrete. Choices B and C are not commonly used terms for describing concrete, and choice D is not specific enough to differentiate between precast and poured-in-place concrete.

Poured-In-Place Concrete Differs from ____ That Is Poured into Forms