Bricklaying- Maths Quiz

A bricklayer is constructing a wall. Each brick is 8 cm wide. If the wall is planned to be 4 metres wide, how many bricks will be needed?

• 500
• 750
• 250
• 100

A bricklayer earns £18 per hour. If they work 35 hours in a week, how much do they earn in a week?

• £630
• £350
• £420
• £500

A bricklayer is constructing a rectangular patio using bricks that are 15 cm by 10 cm. If the patio is planned to be 4 metres long and 3 metres wide, how many bricks are needed?

• 1200
• 500
• 1000
• 800

A bricklayer is working on a project for 10 days. If they use 1500 bricks in 10 days, how many bricks are used in 4 days?

• 250
• 800
• 600
• 1000

A bricklayer used 80% of a pack of bricks to construct a wall. If the pack originally contained 600 bricks, how many bricks were used?

• 320 bricks
• 600 bricks
• 150 bricks
• 480 bricks

A bricklayer has completed 2/5 of a project. If the bricklayer has used 320 bricks so far, how many bricks does the entire project require?

• 800
• 1000
• 600
• 500

A bricklayer is constructing a wall using two types of bricks, A and B. The ratio of the number of bricks of type A to type B is 3:2. If there are 450 bricks of type A, how many bricks are there in total?

• 550
• 650
• 750
• 850

If it takes 15 days for 4 bricklayer to complete the project, how many days will it take for 3 bricklayers to complete the same project?

• 10 days
• 25 days
• 30 days
• 20 days