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What are the typical 8 x 8 x 16 grey building bricks with the two holes typically used for fences and foundations and such called?
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∙ 14y ago
"Cinder blocks" or "concrete blocks".
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Why do we have bricks?
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How did they trasport the bricks to the bult site?
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What weights more than a brick?
A building made of bricks.
How many different building combinations can you get if you use 6 pieces of 4 2 LEGO bricks?
over 9000!
How many bricks in a cube?
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Are clay bricks safe for building a house?
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What are concrete blocks normally used for?
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What are mud bricks used for building called?
Adobe Bricks
How many bricks are in the Chrysler building?
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What are bricks used for?
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What are the Aztec shelter made of?
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What were the bricks made of while building the pyramids?
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How many bricks would you need for a wall 8ft high and 16ft long?
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Are bricks animal cells?
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With bricks
How does building construction relate to the damage that earthquakes can cause?
Most building are of bricks and bricks are easily collapsed, unlike wood or steel
Why are bricks solid?
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