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WorksheetsM2 Module 2 Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
A type of foundation that masons seldom work with is the _____.
a. raft foundation
b. pile foundation
c. spread foundation
d. mat foundation
Raft foundations and mat foundations are commonly referred to as _____.
a. floating foundations
b. unitized foundations
c. monolithic foundations
d. pretensioned foundations
Deck and porch columns that do not carry a large amount of weight are supported on _____.
a. continuous footings
b. independent footings
c. stepped footings
d. isolated footings
Rebar placed in a footing must be _____.
a. rested on the ground
b. coated with rustproofing
c. completely enclosed by concrete
d. at least 3/4 inch in diameter
Walls and floor are cast as a single unit in the _____.
a. stepped foundation
b. mat foundation
c. pile foundation
d. raft foundation
For damp-proofing, basement walls can be parged with a 1/2-inch layer of _____.
a. rigid insulation
b. plastic foam
c. portland cement plaster or mortar
d. polyurethane
For a house without a basement, the recommended minimum height for the crawl space is _____.
a. 30 inches
b. 18 inches
c. 48 inches
d. 24 inches
One of the simplest paver patterns to lay is the _____.
a. herringbone
b. single basket weave
c. Spanish bond
d. running bond
A clay brick paver pattern that does not give the impression of movement is referred to as _____.
a. static
b. rectilinear
c. formal
d. traditional
When installing clay pavers using the basket-weave pattern, use _____.
a. extruded pavers with chamfers and lugs
b. 4-inch × 8-inch actual-size brick
c. 4-inch × 8-inch nominal-size brick
d. molded pavers with rounded edges
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The type of brick bond shown in the figure above is _____.
a. double basket weave
b. running
c. herringbone
d. single basket weave
Requirements for clay brick pavers used in pedestrian walkways are spelled out in ASTM _____.
a. C2746
b. C902
c. C1272
d. C1099
The thin bed of mortar used when installing clay brick interior flooring over a concrete slab is called the
_____.
a. underlayer
b. cushion
c. bedding
d. leveler
Interlocking concrete pavers are required to have a minimum average compressive strength of _____.
a. 11,000 psi
b. 5,500 psi
c. 9,500 psi
d. 8,000 psi
The process of leveling the bedding sand for a concrete paver installation is called _____.
a. screening
b. screeding
c. compacting
d. planing
Although some codes allow for less, the minimum width of masonry steps used for a private home is
generally _____.
a. 48 inches
b. 30 inches
c. 42 inches
d. 36 inches
For comfort and safety, if steps have a riser height of 6 inches, the tread depth should be _____.
a. 18 to 19 inches
b. 16 to 17 inches
c. 10 to 11 inches
d. 14 to 15 inches
If clay brick is to be used to cover the sides of a flight of steps, the width of the concrete base should be
reduced by _____.
a. the width of two clay brick plus two mortar joints
b. the length of two clay brick plus two mortar joints
c. the width of two clay brick
d. the length of two clay brick
Assuming the use of 3/8-inch mortar joints and 2-1/4-inch-wide clay brick laid flat, a 48-inch-wide tread
would require _____.
a. 18 brick
b. 16 brick
c. 14 brick
d. 20 brick
To support a flight of two or three clay brick steps made by stacking and mortaring the brick, a sufficient
thickness for the concrete base is _____.
a. 3 inches
b. 4 inches
c. 5 inches
d. 6 inches
When setting clay brick for steps, use a setting bed of _____.
a. Type N mortar
b. Type P mortar
c. Type M mortar
d. Type S mortar
Wooden edging for a patio constructed with pavers should be staked every _____.
a. 1 foot
b. 2 feet
c. 3 feet
d. 4 feet
To calculate the amount of sand needed for bedding and filling patio pavers, for each 150 square feet of
paved area, order _____.
a. 2 cubic feet
b. 1 cubic yard
c. 1 cubic foot
d. 4 cubic feet
The type of paving material used for a patio is determined by the pattern design and _____.
a. local codes
b. thickness of the material
c. color of the material
d. environmental consideration
When using 21
4
-inch-thick pavers on suspended wood joists, the framework must be able to support a
deadweight of _____.
a. 24 pounds per square foot
b. 22-1/2 pounds per square foot
c. 16-1/4 pounds per square foot
d. 19 pounds per square foot
The principal heating element in a fireplace is the _____.
a. smoke shelf
b. firebox
c. flue
d. chimney
To draw smoke out of the house and up the chimney, the flow of air through a fireplace is controlled by a
_____.
a. damper
b. deflector
c. throttle plate
d. heat valve
The heat from a fireplace is produced by _____.
a. radiation
b. conduction
c. sublimation
d. convection
In a fireplace, the firebox, smoke chamber, and flue lining are part of the _____.
a. inner shell
b. outer shell
c. foundation
d. hearth
The floor of the firebox is formed by the _____.
a. outer hearth
b. ash pit
c. inner hearth
d. smoke shelf
To create the required draft, the specified size must be used when constructing the _____.
a. foundation
b. flue opening
c. hearth
d. ash pit
The front of a fireplace can be built _____.
a. offset into the room or flush with the wall
b. offset back from the room or flush with the wall
c. flush with the wall only
d. offset into the room only
Fireplace walls constructed from stone must have a minimum thickness of _____.
a. 8 inches
b. 6 inches
c. 10 inches
d. 12 inches
To help move smoke and gases upward, the back wall of the firebox should be _____.
a. curved outward
b. sloped
c. curved inward
d. corbelled
In a multiple-opening fireplace, smoke can be blown into the room by _____.
a. downdrafts
b. updrafts
c. cross drafts
d. eddies
