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91.

The frog of the brick must be kept

down

upward

92.

In brick masonry, for good bonding

A.	all bricks need not be uniform in size	B.	bats must be used in alternate courses only
C.	vertical joints in alternate courses should fall in plumb	D.	cement mortar used must have surkhi as additive

93.

King closers are related to

A.	king post truss	B.	queen post truss
C.	brick masonry	D.	doors and windows

94.

Corince is defined as a

A.	horizontal course of masonry projecting from the face of the wall	B.	horizontal moulded projection provided ner the top of a building
C.	covering placed on the exposed top of an external wall	D.	triangular shaped portion of masonry at the end of a sloped roof

95.

Coping is defined as a

A.	horizontal course of masonry projecting from the face of the wall	B.	horizontal moulded projection provided ner the top of a building
C.	covering placed on the exposed top of an external wall	D.	triangular shaped portion of masonry at the end of a sloped roof

96.

Corbel is the extension of one or more course of bricks from the

face

back

97.

A horizontal member of stone, concrete or wood provided to give support for the vertical members of a wooden window, is called

A.	jamb	B.	reveal
C.	sill	D.	quoin

98.

The exposed vertical surface left on the sides of an opening after the door or window frame has been fitted in position, is called

A.	jamb	B.	reveal
C.	sill	D.	quoin

99.

A bat is the portion of a

A.	wall not exposed to weather	B.	brick cut across the width
C.	wall between facing and backing	D.	brick cut in such a manner that its one long face remains uncut

100.

Hearting is the portion of a

A.	wall not exposed to weather	B.	brick cut across the width
C.	wall between facing and backing	D.	brick cut in such a manner that its one long face remains uncut