Q.1
The term ______ is used to indicate the art of building the structures in stones.
  • a) Masonry
  • b) Mortar
  • c) Brick
  • d) Bond
Q.2
The horizontal course provided at suitable levels between the plinth and the cornice is termed as a ______
  • a) Sill
  • b) Corbel
  • c) String Course
  • d) Cornice
Q.3
The projecting course at ground floor level is known as _______
  • a) Throating
  • b) Plinth
  • c) Coping
  • d) Weathering
Q.4
A __________ is a course of stone which is laid at the top wall so as to protect the wall from rain water.
  • a) Course
  • b) Cornice
  • c) Corbel
  • d) Coping
Q.5
A _________ is a course of stone provided at the top of wall to dispose off rain water.
  • a) Throating
  • b) Sill
  • c) Cornice
  • d) Weathering
Q.6
The term ________ is sometimes used to denote the wearing of stone surfaces by the action of the weather.
  • a) Weathering
  • b) Throating
  • c) Corbel
  • d) Sill
Q.7
A _________ is a projecting stone which is usually provided to serve as support for roof truss, beam, weather shed, etc.
  • a) Course
  • b) Cornice
  • c) Corbel
  • d) Coping
Q.8
Stones which are placed at regular interval right across the wall are known as _______
  • a) Spalls
  • b) Through stones
  • c) Reveals
  • d) Springer
Q.9
The external corners angles of your wall surface are called the ______
  • a) Bond
  • b) Reveals
  • c) Jambs
  • d) Quoins
Q.10
The sites of the opening such as doors, windows, etc. are known as the ______ and they are constructed similar to quoins.
  • a) Jambs
  • b) Spalls
  • c) Through stones
  • d) Stooling
Q.11
The projecting course from an arch or Window head is known as a _____
  • a) Apex
  • b) Skew Corbel
  • c) Kneeler
  • d) Label
Q.12
The horizontal stones provided at the top of openings of Doors, Windows, etc. are known as the _______
  • a) Reveals
  • b) Heads
  • c) Springer
  • d) Sill
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