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Masonry Basics
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Single Wythe Wall and Double Wythe Wall
Bond Types
Concrete Block Advantages
SW
Moisture Resistances
2. Are large slabs
Cored Brick
Single Wythe Wall
Cut Stone
Stack Bond
3. 2nd Monolithic
Fieldstone
Brick Types
Portland Cement - Water and Sand
Brick Types
4. Moderate Weathering / Mild / Lower grade strength durabillty
Flemish Bond
Monk Bond
MW
Brick Types
5. Bigger hole / add rebar
Wythe
Hollow Brick
Bond Types
SW
6. Runner Bond and Raking Stretcher Bond
Single Wythe Wall
SW
Wythe
Stack Bond
7. Bigger hole / add rebar
Portland Cement - Water and Sand
Stack Bond
Hollow Brick
Type N
8. Rubble and Coursed
Masonry Weaknesses
Types of Stone Masonry
Masonry Weaknesses
SW
9. (1800psi) (12.4 mpa) Medium High Strength - High Flexural - bond strength - only 4 normal compressive loads
Hollow Brick
Lime - Water and Sand
Raking Stretcher Bond
Type S
10. Cut Stone and Asklar
Type O
Double Wythe Wall
Dimension Stone
Metamorphic Rock
11. Looks like running bond but made from headers
Reinforcing
Header Bond
Rubble Stone
Type M
12. Course - Wythe - Stretcher - Header - Rowlock - Soldier and Corbel
Bricklaying Terms
Header
NW
Moisture Resistances
13. Soft Mud Process - Dry Mud Process and Stiff Mud Process
3 Methods to Make Bricks
Igneous Rock
MW
MW
14. Rough building stone that is obtained from riverbeds and rock strewn fields
Fieldstone
Moisture Resistances
Extreme Temperature Construction
Type S
15. Consists of irregular quarried fragments that have at least one good face to expose in a wall
Type N
Brick Grades
Rubble Stone
Flagstone
16. Are porous
Bricklaying Terms
Moisture Resistances
Stack Bond
Solid Brick
17. Will over lap the one below it by half the dimension over laps 1/3 of the brick
Portland Cement - Water - lime and Sand
Type S
Stretcher
Raking Stretcher Bond
18. Normal way to lay a brick
Soldier
Rowlock
Stretcher
Dimension Stone
19. Normal way to lay a brick
Stretcher
Types of Stone Masonry
Asklar
Moisture Resistances
20. Weakest in most masonry wall
Sedimentary Rock
Course
Mortar Joint
Type N
21. Brick with holes in em (Better gripping strength)
Course
Flagstone
Cored Brick
Lime - Water and Sand
22. Soft Mud Process - Dry Mud Process and Stiff Mud Process
Concrete Block Advantages
Header Bond
3 Methods to Make Bricks
Type M
23. 1st CO
Fieldstone
Sedimentary Rock
Lime - Water and Sand
Dimension Stone
24. Limited spanning capability / small opening in brick walls each brick sticks out more
Corbel
Rowlock
Lime - Water and Sand
Mortar Joint
25. 2nd Monolithic
NW
Double Wythe Wall
Course
Portland Cement - Water and Sand
26. Rough building stone that is obtained from riverbeds and rock strewn fields
Cut Stone
Fieldstone
Asklar
Stretcher
27. Cut Stone and Asklar
Stretcher
SW
Header Bond
Dimension Stone
28. (750psi) (5.17) Medium Strength - General use above grade.
Reinforcing
Flemish Bond
Type N
Hollow Brick
29. Negligible Weathering - Indoor sheltered applications
Accessories
Single Wythe Wall
Types of Stone
NW
30. Brick with holes in em (Better gripping strength)
Cored Brick
Lime - Water and Sand
Portland Cement - Water and Sand
Soldier
31. Rectangle of clay Flat on all sides
Masonry Weaknesses
Bond Types
Type S
Solid Brick
32. Deposited by action of water or wind
Portland Cement - Water - lime and Sand
Sedimentary Rock
Solid Brick
Flemish Bond
33. Running bond every so many coarse
Type M
Types of Stone
Common Bond or Ameican Bond
Moisture Resistances
34. Fieldstone and Rubble Stone
Type M
Bricklaying Terms
Stone Types and Shapes
Type S
35. Mortar Joint - Moisture Resistance and Extreme Temperature Construction
Header Bond
Manufactured Stone
Masonry Weaknesses
Flemish Bond
36. Will over lap the one below it by half the dimension over laps 1/3 of the brick
Raking Stretcher Bond
Cored Brick
Dimension Stone
Flemish Bond
37. Be a Brick across multiple withs flat or on it's side
Portland Cement - Water - lime and Sand
Types of Stone Masonry
Rowlock
Runner Bond
38. Every other coarse and repeats itself
Runner Bond
Moisture Resistances
Concrete Block Advantages
Solid Brick
39. End of the block
Header
Common Bond or Ameican Bond
Runner Bond
Portland Cement - Water - lime and Sand
40. Cold Weather - Dry Ingredients - Accelerate Cure - Batch Size - Enclosures and Heat
Extreme Temperature Construction
Lime - Water and Sand
Soldier
Stretcher
41. Moderate Weathering / Mild / Lower grade strength durabillty
Rubble Stone
Reinforcing
Flemish Bond
MW
42. Rectangle of clay Flat on all sides
Stone Types and Shapes
Solid Brick
Sedimentary Rock
Single Wythe Wall
43. Negligible Weathering - Indoor sheltered applications
Dimension Stone
Portland Cement - Water and Sand
NW
Monk Bond
44. Looks like running bond but made from headers
Type N
Header Bond
Monk Bond
Cut Stone
45. Either igneous or sedimentary has been transformed by heat and pressure into a diff types of rock
MW
Metamorphic Rock
Rubble Stone
Fieldstone
46. Lintel - Sill Block and Keystone
Bricklaying Terms
Igneous Rock
Accessories
Sedimentary Rock
47. Deposited by action of water or wind
Moisture Resistances
Sedimentary Rock
Single Wythe Wall
Reinforcing
48. (750psi) (5.17) Medium Strength - General use above grade.
Type N
Manufactured Stone
Single Wythe Wall
Accessories
49. Runner Bond and Raking Stretcher Bond
Double Wythe Wall
Single Wythe Wall
Hollow Brick
Mortar Joint
50. Is a layer / bricks wide a wall is
Common Bond or Ameican Bond
Stretcher
Wythe
Bond Types