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Brick Positions Pre-test

Quiz by Garrett Tweed

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  • Q1
    In how many different positions can brick laid?
    seven
    five
    four
    six
    30s
  • Q2
    A brick laid in the soldier position is best described as
    A brick laid vertically with its end bedded in mortar and its face shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick whose back side is bedded in mortar and the end is shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick laid horizontally with it's bottom side bedded in mortar and the narrow face side shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick whose bottom side is bedded in mortar with the end showing to the face of the wall.
    120s
  • Q3
    A brick whose bottom side is bedded in mortar and its end is shown to the face of the wall is in what position?
    The header position
    The rowlock position
    The stretcher position
    the soldier position.
    120s
  • Q4
    A brick laid in the rowlock position is best described as
    A brick whose face side is bedded in mortar with the back shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick laid horizontally with its bottom side bedded in mortar and the narrow face side shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick whose back side is bedded in mortar and the m=narrow end is shown to the face of the wall.
    A brick Laid vertically with the narrow face side showing to the face of the wall.
    120s
  • Q5
    What brick position is most commonly used in brick wall construction?
    The soldier position.
    The header position.
    The rowlock position.
    The stretcher position.
    120s
  • Q6
    The side of the brick bedded in mortar is best explained as
    Always the bottom of the brick.
    The side of the brick that is set in the bed joint.
    The side of the brick with a head joint adhered to it.
    Always the end of the brick.
    120s
  • Q7
    A head joint is
    Excess mortar that collects behind the brick.
    Mortar spread horizontally for bedding bricks.
    A mitered joint at the corner of a brick wall.
    Mortar applied to the side of a brick that is butted to the side of another brick.
    120s
  • Q8
    When bricks were used in the past for structural load bearing walls , bricks laid in this position were used to tie double wythe brick walls together to provide strength.
    Rowlock position
    Header position
    soldier position
    Stretcher position
    120s
  • Q9
    Brick laid with its back side bedded in mortar and its bottom or top side is shown to the face of the wall is laid in what position?
    The stretcher position.
    The header position.
    The sailor position.
    The shiner position.
    120s
  • Q10
    The brick position shown is in what position?
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    The header position.
    The sailor position.
    The sailor position.
    The shiner position.
    120s

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