A BRICK OR OTHER MASONRY UNIT LAID HORIZONTALLY IN A WALL THE LONGER EDGE EXPOSED OR PARALLEL TO THE SURFACE.

A BRICK LAID HORIZONTALLY ON THE LONGER EDGE WITH THE SHORTER END EXPOSED.

A BRICK OR OTHER MASONRY UNTI LAID HORIZONTALLY IN A WALL WITH THE SHORTER END EXPOSED OR PARALLEL TO THE SURFACE

A BRICK LAID VERTICALLY THE BROAD FACE EXPOSED.

A BRICK LAID VERTICALLY WITH THE LONGER FACE EDGE EXPOSED.

A CONTINUOUS, USUALLY HORIZONTAL RANGE OF BRICKS TILES OR SHINGLES AS IN A WALL OR ROOF.

THE UNDERSIDE OF A BRICK OTHER MASONRY UNIT, OR THE LAYER MORTAR IN WHICH A MASONRY UNIT IS LAID.

IT IS THE LAST MASONRY UNIT LAID IN A COURSE

A CONTINUOUS VERTICAL OF A MASONRY WALL ONE UNIT IN THICKNESS.

WHICH CEMENT MORTAR TYPE IS GRADED A VERY-LOW-STRENGTH MORTAR SUITABLE FOR USE IN INTERIOR NON LOADBEARING WALL WHERE PERMITED BY BUILDING CODE?

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A TROWELED JOINT?

A MORTAR JOINT MADE BY REMOVING MORTAR TO A GIVEN DEPTH WITH A SQUARE-EDGED TOOL BEFORE HARDENING.

AN ANGULAR, HOLLOWED MORTAR JOINT FORMED BY A V-SHAPED JOINTER.

A MORTAR JOINT PRESSED IN AT THE LOWER EDGE SLOPING IN THE REVERSE DIRECTION FROM A WEATHERED JOINT.

A MORTAR JOINT STRUCK FLUSH WITH THE MASONRY.

A MORTAR JOINT SMOOTHED BY PRESSING THE TROWEL IN AT THE UPPER EDGE OF THE JOINT, FORMING A SLOPING SURFACE THAT SHEDS WATER READILY.

A CURVED, HOLLOWED MORTAR JOINT FORMED BY A ROUNDED BAR.

A SQUARED BUILDING STONE FINELY DRESSED ON ALL FACES ADJACENT TO THOSE OF OTHER STONES SO AS TO PERMIT VERY THIN MORTARS JOINTS.