MASONRY LEVEL ONE MODULE 28103-13 EXAM QUESTIONS

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MASONRY LEVEL ONE MODULE 28103-13 EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: If you add 3 feet, 9 inches to 1 foot, 5 inches the total mesuarement is:

• 4 feet 4 inches
• 5 feet 2 inches
• 5 feet 4 inches
• 5 feet 14 inches

Answer:

• 5 feet 2 inches

Question 2: Interior elevation drawings, when used, are sometimes called:

• detail drawings
• specialty drawings
• section drawings
• design drawings

Answer:

• detail drawings

Question 3: In the modular grid system, a brick with a nominal length of 8 inches designed to be laid with a 3/6 inche mortar joint would have a manufactured dimension of

• 7 inches
• 7 1/2 inches
• 7 5/8 inches
• 8 inches

Answer:

• 7 5/8 inches

Question 4: In a set of construction drawings, the largest amount of information will be found on the

• plot plan
• elevation drawing
• section drawings
• floor plan

Answer:

• floor plan

Question 5: If a right triangle has sorther legs of 9 feet and 12 feet, the longest leg will be

• 13 feet
• 14 feet
• 15 feet
• 18 feet

Answer:

• 15 feet

Question 6: Utility easements are shown on the

• electrical plan
• floor plan
• plot plan
• mechanical plan

Answer:

• plot plan

Question 7: If completed work does not meet code requirements

• the contractor must pay a fine
• the work must be done over
• the architect must draw new plans
• the worker responsible will be fired

Answer:

• the work must be done over

Question 8: When working with two fractions, the smallest number both denominators can be

evenly divided into the:

• numerator
• lowest common denominator
• minimum value
• lowest common multiple

Answer:

• lowest common denominator

Question 9: On the engineer's rule, 50 hundredths (0.50) is equivalent to

• 6 inches
• 5 feet 2 inches
• 5 feet 4 inches
• 5 feet 14 inches

Answer:

• 5 feet, 2 inches

Question 10: In addition to describing the materials for a project, detailed technical specifications

• define how materials are to be assembled and finished
• include a schedule for materials delivery to the site
• specify the amount to be paid for the materials
• identify acceptable substitute materials

Answer:

• define how materials are to be assembled and finished

Question 11: All the reference measures on a standard brick spacing rule

• fall between 2-7/8 inches and 3-1/2 inches
• are shown in tenths of an inch
• fall between 2-3/8 inches and 3 inches
• are shown in sixths of an inch

Answer:

• fall between 2-3/8 inches and 3 inches