Single flemish bond consists of___________________?

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

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

2. Minimum thickness of wall where single flemish bond can be used is_____________?

   A. half brick thick
   B. one brick thick
   C. one and a half bricks thick
   D. two bricks thick

3. For testing compressive and tensile strength of cement, the cement mortar is made by mixing cement and standard sand in the proportions of___________________?

   A. 1:2
   B. 1:3
   C. 1:4
   D. 1:6

4. 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

5. 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

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

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

7. Sapwood consists of______________?

   A. innermost annular rings around the pith
   B. portion of timber between heartwood and cambium layer
   C. thin layers below the bark
   D. thin fibre which extends from the pith outwards and holds the annular rings together

8. Gypsum consists of______________?

   A. H2S and C02
   B. CaS04 and H20
   C. Lime and H20
   D. C02 and calcium

9. Which of the following stone is best suited for construction of piers and abutments of a railway bridge ?

   A. granite
   B. sand stone
   C. lime stone
   D. quartzite

10. A first class brick when immersed in cold water for 24 hours should not absorb water more than______________?

    A. 15%
    B. 20%
    C. 22%
    D. 25%