WorksheetsRevision MMBC-I
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 49mins
Bricks are made by..............
Soil
Stone
Sand
Iron
Where are bricks made ?
River
Kiln
Bridge
Valley
Which of the following is a permanent building material ?
Mud
Bamboo
Grasses
Cement
which of the following has curved edge ?
What is the radius of an equilateral arch?
Twice the span
Same as the rise
Half the span
The same as the span
What is the name for the central brick at the top of the arch
top brick
locking brick
key brick
bonding brick
How do sedimentary rocks form?
Lava or magma cools and hardens
small pieces of rocks and remains of dead animals settles into layers and get squeezed together.
What type of rock would you expect to find near a volcano?
METAMORPHIC
IGNEOUS
SEDIMENTARY
BROKEN
What was the mortar made of?
Lime, gravel, and water
Sand, cement, and water
Sand, gravel, and water
Sand, concrete and water
What is done to improve the strength of a brick wall?
Courses are staggered (increase the overlapping of bricks)
Larger bricks are used
Less mortar is used between courses
Additional mortar is added between courses.
What is a course of bricks?
The direction of the wall
One side of a brick wall
One layer of bricks in the wall
A level wall
What does a mason use to smooth the mortar between the bricks?
Setting tool
Buttering tool
Grooming tool
Jointing tool
What do you call a wall that is perfectly straight up and down?
Level
Plumb
True
Sound
What is true if a brick is buttered correctly?
The excess mortar will fall off.
The mortar will fill in the spaces between bricks.
The mortar will stick to the brick.
The mortar will fill in the spaces between courses.
What is pointing?
Wiping up the excess mortar from a brick wall.
Using the trowel to lay a bed of mortar.
Using the trowel to flip the air out of the mortar.
Placing mortar in the gaps between bricks.
Walls that are built below the DPC are part of a buildings?
under structure
substructure
sub foundation
superstructure
Walls that are built above the DPC are part of a buildings?
understructure
substructure
megastructure
superstructure
The brick bonding shown in the image is known as a?
dutch bond
stretcher bond
english garden wall bond
header bond
Choose. Cement
Choose. Blocks
Which of the following materials are used to make concrete?
bricks bats,lime, sand ,water
flyash,lime,water
sand,stones, lime,water
cement, coarse aggregate, fine aggregate (sand), water
__________ influenced the quality of concrete produced most.
Percentage of sand
Quantity of aggregates
Type of cement
Water-cement ratio
A raft foundation will usually?
be placed at fixed points
cover the whole footprint of a building
run below the perimeter of the building
be driven into the sub soil
Foundations form the main part of a buildings?
Superstructure
Primary elements
Substructure
Secondary elements
Quantities for ready mixed concrete are measured in?
Length.
Area.
Volume.
Weight.
From the list below choose the main purpose of a buildings foundations?
To stop the building from slipping down slopes.
So that you can build extensions easily.
Carry loads and stresses imposed on the building down into the sub soils.
To hold the building into the ground.
Which of the following is not a type of foundation for buildings?
Slab
Strip
Pad
Raft
A shallow or Deep foundation refers to what?
How much money it will cost
Depth of soil the foundation is constructed in
DPC needed
If you add an accelerator to a concrete mix, what would happen?
Slows down the speed of the concrete setting
speeds up the concrete setting
Makes the concrete more workable
Makes it quicker to pour
pine
softwood
hardwood
manufactured wood
sterling board
softwood
hardwood
manufactured wood
Bamboo
softwood
hardwood
manufactured wood
plywood
softwood
hardwood
manufactured wood
Oak
softwood
hardwood
manufactured wood
Name this joint
Rabbet
Dado
Lap
Finger
Miter
Name this joint
Finger
Dado
Lap
Mortise and Tenon
Miter
Name this joint
Finger
Dado
Lap
Mortise and Tenon
Miter
Name this joint
Finger
Dado
Biscuit
Mortise and Tenon
Miter
Name this joint
Lap
Dado
Biscuit
Mortise and Tenon
Miter
Name this joint
Lap
Dado
Biscuit
Mortise and Tenon
Dovetail
Name this joint
Lap
Finger
Miter
Mortise and Tenon
Dovetail
A good timber should have the following:
Long branch
High moisture content
Minimum Moisture content and came from well grown tree
Minimum Moisture content
This type of wood produces conifers or also known as gymnosperms.
hardwood
softwood
lumber
timber
This type of wood has a broad leafed tree and produces fruits or also known as angiosperm.
Hardwood
Softwood
Timber
Bark
It is a sheet material from thin layers or "plies" of wood veneer
Wood Venner
Plyboard
Plywood
MDF
Where do softwoods come from?
Deciduous Trees
Coniferous Trees
General waste wood from both coniferous & deciduous trees.
Where do hardwoods come from?
Deciduous Trees
Coniferous Trees
General waste wood from both coniferous & deciduous trees.
Where do Manufactured Boards come from?
Deciduous Trees
Coniferous Trees
General waste wood from both coniferous & deciduous trees.
Identify which of the following woods are softwoods? There may be multiple answers.
Ash
Beech
Oak
Red Pine
Western Red Cedar
Identify which of the following woods are softwoods? There may be multiple answers.
Mahogany
Larch
Oak
White Pine
Western Red Cedar
Identify which of the following woods are hardwoods? There may be multiple answers.
Mahogany
Larch
Oak
Chipboard
Cedar
Identify which of the following woods are hardwoods? There may be multiple answers.
beech
Blockboard
white pine
MDF
Meranti
What is a door stile?
the longest vertical timber in the door frame
the longest horizontal timber in the door frame
the shortest vertical timber in the door frame
the shortest horizontal timber in the door frame
A lock block is contained in a?
flush door
fire door
panel door
framed door
MATCH THE DOOR SYMBOL WITH THE DOOR ELEVATION BELO
Common materials for doors are ...
Timber
Glass
Metal
Concrete
Plastic
Door opening and closing mechanism can be ...
Swinging
Sliding
Rolling
Folding
Running
Functional requirements for doors are ...
Provide security
Provide privacy
Strong and stable
Provide heat and sound insulation
Door's components that is fixed to the wall is ...
Door frame
Door leaf
Door handle
Door rail
The item labelled "A" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Mullion
Threshold
Transom
The item labelled "B" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Mullion
Threshold
Transom
The item labelled "C" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Mullion
Threshold
Transom
The item labelled "A" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "C" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "D" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "B" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
Common form of flush doors construction are using ...
Solid core
Skeleton core
Cellular core
Hard core
Honey core
Flush door shown in the image is ...
Solid core
Skeleton core
Cellular core
Hard core
Honey core
You would expect to see a privacy lockset used in a(n) __________.
entry door
patio door
bathroom door
closet door
In comparison to hollow-core doors, solid-core doors __________.
provide more sound insulation
are heavier
are less prone to warping
all of the above
Hinges, cabinet handles, and similar items are referred to as __________.
rough hardware
finish hardware
appearance items
accessory materials
Nails, screws, and similar items are referred to as __________.
rough hardware
finish hardware
appearance items
accessory materials
You are standing outside this house. How would you describe this door?
left-hand, in-swing
left-hand, out-swing
right-hand, in-swing
right-hand, out-swing
Awning
Hooper
Casement
Picture
Awning
Single hung
Double hung
Picture
what kind of door is shown?
flush door
Battened and Ledged door
Swing door
Glass door
What kind of door is shown?
Battened and Ledged door
Battened, Ledged and Braced door
Battened Door
Flush door
The main horizontal part forming at the bottom part of window
Sill
lintel
head
rail
a horizontal support of timber, stone, concrete, or steel across the top of a door or window
gable
hip roof
porch
lintel
a vertical bar between the panes of glass in a window
sidelight
Bay window
Mullion
Fanlight
