What are the main components of a brick?

Bricks are small, rectangular blocks made of clay, and they have six flat sides referred to as faces.

Fill in the blank: The patterns created at Jagriti School were designed by skilled workers known as ___.

Masons

True or False: The designs for the brick patterns at Jagriti School were inspired by modern architecture.

False. The designs were inspired by an old tomb.

Riddle: I am small and rectangular, used for building with care. With six flat faces, I am strong and fair. What am I?

A brick

What makes the brick patterns at Jagriti School enjoyable for children?

The unique designs and patterns make the school look beautiful, which children enjoy looking at and playing on.

Fill in the blanks: When looking at a brick from the top, you can see one face, but if you turn it, you might see two faces: the top and one of the ___.

Sides

Which process allows bricks to be arranged in various patterns for construction?

Masonry, the skill of masons, allows bricks to be arranged in various decorative and structural patterns.

Multiple Choice: What is the primary material used to make bricks? A) Wood B) Clay C) Metal D) Plastic

B) Clay

What shape do bricks primarily resemble when viewed from the front, top, or side?

Rectangle

Fill in the blank: When viewed from the corner, a brick shows ___ sides.

Three

What geometric shape might some faces of a brick resemble depending on how it is cut?

Square

When drawing a brick to illustrate its 3D shape, what geometric figures do you add to the initial rectangle?

Other rectangles that connect to the first one

What is the primary benefit of placing bricks in a staggered way when building a wall?

It makes the wall stronger and less likely to fall.

A 'jaali' is a decorative wall that allows ___ and ___ to pass through.

Light and air

True or False: A wall built with bricks placed directly on top of each other is more stable than a staggered wall.

False: A staggered wall is more stable.

Fill in the blank: 'Jaalis' are commonly found in ___ and as part of ___.

Old buildings; windows

What is the key architectural principle behind building a strong wall?

Placing bricks in a staggered manner to cover gaps.

Fill in the blank: Staggered brick placement reduces the risk of a wall ___ under pressure.

Falling