Question 1

The nogging pieces are housed in the studs at a vertical distance of about

Accepted Answer

A) 100 to 200 mm 
B) 200 to 400 mm 
C) 400 to 600 mm 
D) 600 to 900 mm 
A) 100 to 200 mm 
B) 200 to 400 mm 
C) 400 to 600 mm 
D) 600 to 900 mm

Question 2

Which of the following statement is wrong?

Accepted Answer

A) In English bond, vertical joints in the header courses come over each other and vertical joints in the stretcher courses are also in the same line. 
B) In English bond, the heading course should start with a queen closer. 
C) In Flemish bond, the alternate headeers of each course are centrally supported over the strechers in the course below. 
D) In Flemish bond, every alternate course starts with a header at the corner. 
A) In English bond, vertical joints in the header courses come over each other and vertical joints in the stretcher courses are also in the same line. 
B) In English bond, the heading course should start with a queen closer. 
C) In Flemish bond, the alternate headeers of each course are centrally supported over the strechers in the course below. 
D) In Flemish bond, every alternate course starts with a header at the corner.

Question 3

The vertical distance between the wall plate and top of the ridge is called

Accepted Answer

A) rise 
B) pitch 
C) template 
D) gable 
A) rise 
B) pitch 
C) template 
D) gable

Question 4

A raking shore is a system of

Accepted Answer

A) giving temporary lateral support to an unsafe wall 
B) providing temporary support to the party walls of two buildings where the intermediate building is to be pulled down and rebuilt 
C) providing vertical support to walls and roofs, floors etc. when the lower part of a wall has to be removed for the purpose of providing an opening in the wall 
D) all of the above 
A) giving temporary lateral support to an unsafe wall 
B) providing temporary support to the party walls of two buildings where the intermediate building is to be pulled down and rebuilt 
C) providing vertical support to walls and roofs, floors etc. when the lower part of a wall has to be removed for the purpose of providing an opening in the wall 
D) all of the above

Question 5

In brick masonry, for good bonding

Accepted Answer

A) all bricks need not be uniform in size 
B) bats must be used in alternate courses only 
C) vertical joints in alternate courses should fall in plumb 
D) cement mortar used must have surkhi as additive 
A) all bricks need not be uniform in size 
B) bats must be used in alternate courses only 
C) vertical joints in alternate courses should fall in plumb 
D) cement mortar used must have surkhi as additive

The nogging pieces are housed in the studs at a vertical distance of about

Which of the following statement is wrong?

The vertical distance between the wall plate and top of the ridge is called

A raking shore is a system of

In brick masonry, for good bonding

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