Arch and Jaali

Q. Jharokha is an example of ______.

1. Arch
2. Square pattern
3. Hollow pattern
4. Circular pattern

Q. Jali is made by removing bricks from a wall randomly without following a pattern.

1. True
2. False

Q. Bricks are arranged in a particular pattern while constructing a wall. What are the reasons for that?

1. Beautiful jaali patterns can be made.
2. It adds beauty.
3. It makes the wall weak.
4. It provides strength.

Q. Moist seeds kept in a refrigerator do not germinate whereas seeds kept at room temperature germinate easily. This is because seeds kept in a refrigerator do not have access to:

1. oxygen
2. suitable temperature
3. water
4. carbon-dioxide

Q. A jaali on a wall is made by removing bricks _______.

1. in a particular pattern
2. None of the above
3. from the left of the symmetry
4. from the right of the symmetry

Q. Which of the following structure is build over doors or windows using bricks?

1. Pattern
2. Arch
3. Jali
4. None of the above

Q. Which of the following can be formed by removing bricks from a wall in a pattern?

1. Arch
2. Jaali
3. Jharokha
4. Roof

Q. Where can we find the arch structure?

1. Over windows
2. In a bridge
3. Over doors
4. On the floor of the room

Q. Jaali is an example of _____.

1. Arch
2. Square pattern
3. Hollow pattern
4. Circular pattern

Q. Classify the following bridges as arched or non-arched.

Q. Which of the following is not an arched bridge?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
   None of the above

Q. Where are bricks made?

1. Car kiln
2. Charcoal kiln
3. Brick kiln
4. Pottery kiln

Q. Bricks are made in a .

1. School
2. Kiln
3. Temple
4. Hospital

Q. Which arrangement of bricks makes the wall weakest?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

Q. How to calculate different coordination no. For BCC lattice, FCC lattice?

Q. built over doors or windows provides beauty and strength to a building.

1. Arch
2. Jali
3. Circular pattern

Q. Structures that are made to provide ventilation and air clow inside the buildings are called ________.

1. Arches
2. Walls
3. Jaalis
4. Roofs

Q. Which arrangement of bricks makes the wall weakest?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

Q. Which arrangement of bricks makes the wall weakest?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

Q. Which of the following cannot be made using bricks?

1. Jali
2. Table
3. Jharokha
4. Arch

Q. Bricks from a wall are removed regularly in a pattern, to form a ______.

1. Jaali
2. Jharokha
3. Arch
4. Door

Q. Structures that are made to provide ventilation and air clow inside the buildings are called ________.

1. Arches
2. Walls
3. Jaalis
4. Roofs

Q. In which of these cases, we cannot find an arch structure?

1. 
   Windows
2. 
   Doors
3. 
   Bridge
4. 
   Floor

Q.

Which among the following is the biggest in size?

Q. From these options, what pattern of the bricks should ​
the mason follow to build a strong wall?​

Q.
The above arrangement of the brick in the wall, gives the wall more strength.

1. True
2. False

Q. While building a wall, we arrange bricks in a unique pattern to make it strong.

1. False
2. True

Q. Structures on the wall that are made to provide ventilation across the buildings are called .

1. Arches
2. Jaalis
3. Walls
4. Pillars

Q. Structures on the wall that are made to provide ventilation across the buildings are called .

1. Arches
2. Walls
3. Jaalis
4. Pillars

Q. The given structure is an example of an arch.

1. True
2. False