In high- rise residential buildings built with site- cast reinforced- concrete bearing walls using tunnel forms, the floors and roofs are generally constructed of

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In high-rise residential buildings constructed with site-cast reinforced-concrete bearing walls using tunnel forms, the floors and roofs are typically made of cast-in-place concrete, not precast elements, steel components, or lumber. This method allows for a monolithic structure where the walls, floors, and roofs are all integrally cast together for improved structural integrity and fire resistance. None of the options provided (A-D) accurately describe this construction method.

In High- Rise Residential Buildings Built with Site- Cast Reinforced-