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Solid Walling Situations Unit 204

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the minimum thickness of a solid brick wall?

a)

215mm

b)

75mm

c)

100mm

d)

50mm

2.

Identify the bond in the image.

a)

Stretcher Bond

b)

Flemish Bond

c)

English Garden Bond

d)

Header Bond

3.

Why is Header Bond used on tight radii?

a)

Aesthetic appearance

b)

To maintain curve and bond

c)

To keep matching bricks

d)

The client requested the bond

4.

What is the main function of a retaining wall?

a)

Decorative feature

b)

To build structures upon

c)

A boundary wall

d)

To hold or retain soil behind it

5.

What bond is used to build the arch bridge and where is it located?

a)

Flemish Bond and Holland

b)

English Bond and Stockport

c)

Stretcher Bond and Cheadle

d)

English Garden Bond and Failsworth

6.

What type of brick was commonly used on Victorian terrace houses?

a)

Pre-war commons

b)

Staffordshire Blues

c)

Ibstock Dragged face reds

d)

Accrington Reds

7.

If an internal wall was built out of masonry, it usually means?

a)

Its non-load bearing

b)

A decorative feature

c)

Ran out of timber stud

d)

Its load bearing

8.

What type of foundation was typically used on Victorian dwellings?

a)

Strip foundation

b)

Footing Brickwork

c)

Raft Foundation

d)

Pad Foundation

9.

What type of brick would have been used for IC’s and why?

a)

Buff sand faced for decorative

b)

Red smileys for structural strength

c)

Engineering for strength and water resistant

d)

Concrete commons for easy jointing

10.

What type of concrete is used in chimneys?

a)

Rapid hardening

b)

Vermiculite

c)

Sulphate resisting

d)

Over site concrete