recap questions

1. String stretches tightly between them to serve as a

guide for all of the blocks in the course.

• Mason string

• mason level

• level hose

• plumb bob

2. A tool used to establish a line that is perfectly vertical or horizontal especially when laying bricks.

• measuring tape

• mason level

• chalk line

3. An instrument used to measure vertical height/depth of excavation

• ruler

• level hose

• measuring tape

• mason level

4. This used to check the correct horizontal alignment of a structure

• measuring tape

• level hose

• plumb bob

• framing square

5. It is used to snap a guideline.

• chalk line

• framing square

• mason level

• measuring box

6. This serves as scaffolds and forms and supports concrete.

• measuring box

• framing square

• ply wood

• measuring tape

7. A traditional box used to measure a proportion of gravel and sand with the dimension of 12” wide; 12” in long; 12” in deep width net volume of 1 cu. Foot or 0.30 m x 0.30 m x 0.30m. Take note that these dimensions are inside the box.

• mason block

• measuring box

• mason level

• framing square

8. Square up measurements and draw cut lines for form boards used a combination square.

• mason level

• measuring tape

• measuring box

• framing square

9. A tool used to check the correct vertical alignment of a structure.

• measuring tape

• framing square

• plumb bob

• mason level

10. It is the word used for constructing building structures and fabricating bricks, stones or concrete blocks.

• conversion

• masonry

• Mensuration

• D. Vector quantity