WorksheetsSetting out Brickwork
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 8mins
Block Plans are produced to which scale?
1:2500 or 1:1250
1:100 or 1:250
1:30 or 1:10
1:25000 or 1:125000
Site plans are usually produced to which scale
1:25000 OR 1:250000
1:1 OR 1:30
1:1000 or 1:1500
1:100 or 1:500
Detail drawings are normally drawn to which scale?
1:1250 or 1:2500
1:10 or 1:5
1:25000 or 1:125000
1:100 or 1:500
Block plans show which elevation?
Side elevation
Birds eye or plan
Section view.
Isometric projection.
What is the term that is given to show show views of the buildings from the front, rear and side in a 2d format.
(a)
Which are the drawings that shows the building 'cut' through by an imaginary line and shows the types of details and methods of building used at different points?
What is it that hatching's do?
Hatching's tell us the position of a building.
Hatching's are a building regulation.
Transfer information from architectural drawings to client/ builder.
Hatching's contain digital information.
If a drawing is to a scale of 1:100 then is it?
100 times smaller than the object.
10 times bigger than the object.
1000 times smaller than the object.
The same size as the object.
Which formula would you use to attain the volume of a trapezium?
Top + bottom divide by 2 then times the height.
Top times the height/ divided by 2.
Add up all the lengths.
Bottom times the height.
Which formula would you use to find an area of a circle?
Pi x 3 x 3
PI x r2
Pi x diameter
Circumference x Pi
What numerical no is pi?
(a)
What makes topsoil unsuitable to build on?
Difficult to compact down due to a high level of vegetable matter, leaving the soil soft or loose.
No need to remove the soil as it is fine to build on.
We need a clean surface, so we can see what we are doing.
To much rubbish in the top soil.
