Question

masons may use \wooden patterns or forms\ with bricks or stones as they work. why?
a to prevent people from stepping on their work
b to show the arrangement of bricks and stone
c to cut materials to the correct shape and size
d to help materials they are using dry faster

Explanation:

Wooden patterns or forms (also called formwork) in masonry serve as guides to ensure bricks or stones are placed in a consistent, planned layout. Option A is incorrect as this is not their primary purpose. Option C refers to tools like cutters, not patterns. Option D is unrelated, as forms do not affect drying speed.

Answer:

B. to show the arrangement of bricks and stone