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WorksheetsLevel, Range, Gauge, Plumb, Measurements, Loads.
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When using the Level this way I am ?
Levelling My Work
Ranging my Work
Plumbing my Work
Gauging my work
When the level is in contact with the brick.
The BUBBLE is in between the two lines
With no gaps exceeding 2mm
My work is:
Level ?
Plumb ?
Range ?
Gauge ?
When the Level is in contact with the brick faces.
The bubble is in between the two lines.
There are no gaps exceeding 2mm.
My work is:
Plumb ?
Level ?
Range ?
Gauge ?
This picture shows what the level will look like when a bricklayer is:
Plumbing his work ?
Levelling his work ?
Gauging his work ?
Ranging his work ?
This picture is showing Brick Standard Metric:
Levels ?
Plumb ?
Range ?
Gauge ?
The measurements shown in this picture are pointing out:
Standard Metric Gauge ?
Standard Metric Level ?
Standard Metric Plumb ?
Standard Metric Range ?
What might the person in this picture be checking:
Level ?
Gauge ?
Plumb ?
Co-ordinating Length ?
The co-ordinating length of three Metric Bricks laid horizontally is:
150mm
225mm
555mm
665mm
When using the term "DEAD LOAD" this is referring to:
The weight of the complete structure ?
The weight for the Furniture in the building ?
The Weight of the wooden parts only ?
The weight of the Concrete only ?
When using the term "IMPOSED LOADS" we are referring to:
Things in addition to the structure like wind, rain, snow, furniture, people.
The complete weight of the structure ?
The weight of the structure and everything in it ?
The weight of the structure when empty ?
This picture is showing how we use a level to:
Range work ?
Level work ?
Plumb Work ?
Gauge Work ?
When you level is placed against your work like in this picture.
There are no gaps exceeding 2mm.
You can say your work is:
Level ?
Range ?
Gauge ?
Plumb ?
