brick

What is the primary purpose of transferring a level?

• To save time by not levelling each brick individually
• To ensure bricks are evenly spaced
• To measure the length of the wall
• To apply mortar correctly

What should you do if your brick is not level after tapping it?

• Tap the spirit level
• Apply more mortar
• Tap the brick until the bubble is in the middle
• Remove the brick and start over

How tight should the line be when using line and pins?

• Slightly loose
• Completely slack
• As tight as a guitar string
• Just enough to stay in place

What tool is used for levelling a single brick?

• Spirit level
• Boat level
• Line and pins
• Trowel

What is the thickness of a brick joint?

• 5 mm
• 10 mm
• 15 mm
• 20 mm

What is the total height of a brick and joint combined?

• 65 mm
• 70 mm
• 75 mm
• 80 mm

What is the main advantage of using corner blocks and line?

• They are cheaper than spirit levels
• They allow for a more accurate finish
• They can be used for any type of brick
• They are easier to use

What is the purpose of buttering bricks?

• To make the bricks stick together
• To ensure a full joint
• To smooth the surface of the bricks
• To clean the bricks

What is the ideal consistency of mortar for bricklaying?

• Watery

• Dry and crumbly

• Thick and sticky

• Runny

Which tool is used to cut bricks to size?

• Brick saw

• Chisel

• Hammer

• Trowel