WorksheetsBrick Masonry Assignment Questions
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
In brick masonry, the bonding pattern where each course consists of headers and stretchers alternately is called:
English bond
Flemish bond
Header bond
Stretcher bond
The crushing strength of first-class bricks should not be less than:
3.5 N/mm²
7.0 N/mm²
10.5 N/mm²
12.0 N/mm²
The vertical joints in successive courses should not be in a straight line to ensure:
Aesthetic appearance
Bonding and strength
Economy
Ease of plastering
The portion of a brick wall between two successive openings is called:
Pier
Buttress
Jamb
Column
The angle between the sloping side of a roof and the horizontal plane is known as:
Span
Rise
Pitch
Eaves
A roof having slopes in four directions is known as:
Gable roof
Hip roof
Lean-to roof
Flat roof
The roof suitable for large industrial buildings with lighting requirements is:
Gambrel roof
Saw-tooth roof
Shell roof
Domed roof
The floor providing a hard, smooth, and dust-free surface suitable for industrial buildings is:
Moorum floor
Cement concrete floor
Terrazzo floor
Timber floor
In cement concrete flooring, the commonly used mix proportion is:
1:1:2
1:2:4
1:3:6
1:4:8
The floor finish commonly used in showrooms and offices for decorative appearance is:
Brick flooring
Terrazzo flooring
Timber flooring
Mud flooring
Bearings are used to:
Support and hold the shaft
Increase friction
Change direction of rotation
Transfer torque
The bearing in which the relative motion is sliding is called:
Anti-friction bearing
Plain bearing
Rolling bearing
Ball bearing
In a thrust bearing, the load acts:
Perpendicular to shaft axis
Parallel to shaft axis
Tangential to shaft
Vertically downward
Match the following types of roofs with their features:
Gable roof
Two slopes meeting at ridge
Hip roof
Four slopes meeting at ridge
Lean-to roof
Single slope roof
Flat roof
Horizontal roof
Match the following types of bearings with their characteristics:
Sliding contact
Plain bearing
Rolling contact
Rolling bearing
Load acts perpendicular to shaft
Radial bearing
Load acts along shaft axis
Thrust bearing
