Masonry units and Installation
Techniques new Question and
answers 100% correct 2025/2026
25 percent - correct answer ✔The amount of surface area on an uncored block that has holes
extending through it is equal to less than
3/4 inch - correct answer ✔According to ACIthe thickness of a mortar joint cannot exceed
buttering - correct answer ✔The term used to describe applying mortar to block is
block require a different spreading technique - correct answer ✔The main difference between laying
block corners and brick corners
rain from splashing dirt and mortar on wall - correct answer ✔Stand scaffold boards on edge at end of
day to prevent
reduce weight - correct answer ✔Holes are formed into cored brick to
laying forward - correct answer ✔Buttering a brick before placing it in a wall is referred to as
plumb - correct answer ✔The most effective way of holding a brick is
the brick next to it - correct answer ✔Once the latest brick has been placed, align it with
scored - correct answer ✔Before cutting a masonry unit, the line on which the cut will be made must
be
Techniques new Question and
answers 100% correct 2025/2026
25 percent - correct answer ✔The amount of surface area on an uncored block that has holes
extending through it is equal to less than
3/4 inch - correct answer ✔According to ACIthe thickness of a mortar joint cannot exceed
buttering - correct answer ✔The term used to describe applying mortar to block is
block require a different spreading technique - correct answer ✔The main difference between laying
block corners and brick corners
rain from splashing dirt and mortar on wall - correct answer ✔Stand scaffold boards on edge at end of
day to prevent
reduce weight - correct answer ✔Holes are formed into cored brick to
laying forward - correct answer ✔Buttering a brick before placing it in a wall is referred to as
plumb - correct answer ✔The most effective way of holding a brick is
the brick next to it - correct answer ✔Once the latest brick has been placed, align it with
scored - correct answer ✔Before cutting a masonry unit, the line on which the cut will be made must
be
