The type of bond provided in brick masonry for carrying heavy loads is___________?

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1. The frog of the brick in a brick masonry is generally kept on______________?

   A. bottom face
   B. top face
   C. shorter side
   D. longer side

2. In brick masonry the bond produced by laying alternate headers and stretchers in each course is known as_______________?

   A. English bond
   B. double flemish bond
   C. zigzag bond
   D. single flemish bond

3. The stretcher bond in brick masonry can be used only when the thickness of wall is_____________?

   A. 90 mm
   B. 180 mm
   C. 190 mm
   D. 280 mm

4. The type of footing which is used to transmit heavy loads through steel columns is_______________?

   A. raft foundation
   B. grillage foundation
   C. well foundation
   D. isolated footing

5. Number of bricks required for one cubic metre of brick masonry is____________?

   A. 400
   B. 450
   C. 500
   D. 550

6. Which of the following ingredients of the brick earth enables the brick to retain its shape ?

   A. alumina
   B. silica
   C. iron
   D. magnesia

7. Expansion Joints in masonry walls are provided in wall lengths usater than_______________?

   A. 10 m
   B. 20 m
   C. 30 m
   D. 40 m

8. As compared to English bond, double flemish bond is_________________?

   A. stronger
   B. more compact
   C. costly
   D. none of the above

9. The type of arch generally constructed over a wooden lintel or over a flat arch for the purpose of carrying the load of the wall above is_______________?

   A. segmental arch
   B. pointed arch
   C. relieving arch
   D. flat arch

10. The slenderness ratio for masonry walls should not be more than_____________?

    A. 10
    B. 20
    C. 30
    D. 40