Masonry Materials

Which of the following refers to the structural construction of walls and other important features of a building through the use of mortar and bond materials?

• Aquaculture

• Handicraft

• Plumbing

• Masonry

These workers usually construct exteriors of buildings and homes, walls and blocks

• Exterior masons

• Interior masons

•  Ordinary masons

• Special masons

These workers construct fences, walls, floors, and use different types of stones.

• Exterior masons

• Interior masons

• Ordinary masons

• Special masons

Which of the following refers to the bonding materials that holds the bricks and other masonry units together?

• Bricks

• Concrete hollow blocks

• Grout

• Mortar

This is a thin mixture of cement, sand, and water.

• Bricks

• Concrete hollow blocks

• Grout

• Mortar

These are widely used in the basic construction of many buildings because of its low and durability.

• Bricks

• Concrete hollow blocks

• Grout

• Mortar

This report involves the work description, resources, and processes.

• Borrower’s slip

• Inventory form

• Job service report

• Requisition slip

These are stones of varied sizes arranged in a noncontinuous manner on walls to show a formal appearance.

• Ashlar

• Random Ashlar

• Random Rubble

• Rubble

These are irregular-shaped, broken-sized, and textured stones.

• Ashlar

• Random Ashlar

• Random Rubble

• Rubble

These are decorative and rectangular, cuboid blocks of stones with square edges and smooth surface laid in parallel cources.

• Ashlar

• Random Ashlar

• Random Rubble

• Rubble