Discussion
The type of bond in which every other course contains both headers and shoulders/stretchers is called-
Answer: D
The key gives Flemish Bond.
In Flemish bond each course contains both headers and stretchers laid alternately, every header centred over the stretcher below. That is the bond in which the courses themselves contain both kinds of brick, which is the reading the key takes of the stem's 'every other course'.
English bond is the contrast: it uses alternate courses of headers only and stretchers only, so no single course contains both. 'Russian bond' and 'mixed bond' are not the standard name for this pattern.
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