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Q: The process of mixing clay, water and ingredients to make brick is known as:
  • A. Kneading
  • B. Moulding
  • C. Pugging
  • D. Drying
Correct Answer: Option A - Kneading– The process of mixing clay water and other ingredients to make brick is known as kneading. Moulding–Moulding is the process where the prepared clay is placed in a mould which forms it into the shape of a brick. Drying–After moulding process the bricks contain some amount of moisture in it before burning it is essential that the bricks have dried and have become sufficiently hard to be handled and stacked in kilns without getting damaged.
A. Kneading– The process of mixing clay water and other ingredients to make brick is known as kneading. Moulding–Moulding is the process where the prepared clay is placed in a mould which forms it into the shape of a brick. Drying–After moulding process the bricks contain some amount of moisture in it before burning it is essential that the bricks have dried and have become sufficiently hard to be handled and stacked in kilns without getting damaged.

Explanations:

Kneading– The process of mixing clay water and other ingredients to make brick is known as kneading. Moulding–Moulding is the process where the prepared clay is placed in a mould which forms it into the shape of a brick. Drying–After moulding process the bricks contain some amount of moisture in it before burning it is essential that the bricks have dried and have become sufficiently hard to be handled and stacked in kilns without getting damaged.