What are the main structural components of a house?

• Bricks, steel and concrete

• Doors, windows, and chimney

• Foundation, walls, roof, and floors

• Plumbing, electrical wiring, and insulation

Explain the difference between load-bearing and non-load-bearing walls in a house.

• Load-bearing walls are made of wood, while non-load-bearing walls are made of concrete.

• Load-bearing walls have windows, while non-load-bearing walls do not.

• Load-bearing walls support the weight of the structure above, while non-load-bearing walls do not.

• Load-bearing walls are always on the exterior of the house, while non-load-bearing walls are always on the interior.

How does the foundation of a house contribute to its structural stability?

• The foundation has no impact on the structural stability of a house

• The foundation only serves as a decorative feature for the house

• The foundation is only necessary for aesthetic purposes

• The foundation distributes the weight of the building and prevents settlement or movement.

Discuss the role of beams and columns in the structural system of a house.

• Beams support the weight and transfer load, while columns provide support and stability.

• Columns are used for decorative purposes only

• Beams provide insulation and weatherproofing

• Beams and columns are interchangeable in their roles

What material is used for the framing, flooring, and finishing of a house?

• Concrete

• Steel

• Wood

• Glass

What material is used for the foundation of a house?

• Concrete

• Steel

• Wood

• Glass

What material is used for the inside flooring of a house?

• Fiberglass, foam board, or cellulose

• Asphalt shingles, metal, tiles, or wood

• Copper or aluminum

• Hardwood, tile, carpet, or laminate

What material is used for the roof of a house?

• Fiberglass, foam board, or cellulose

• Asphalt shingles, metal, tiles, or wood

• Copper or aluminum

• Hardwood, tile, carpet, or laminate

What is the importance of proper ventilation and natural lighting in house design?

• Proper ventilation and natural lighting have no impact on the stability of the building

• Proper ventilation and natural lighting help to prevent moisture buildup and mold growth, and contribute to the overall stability and health of the building.

• Proper ventilation and natural lighting are only important for aesthetic purposes

• Moisture buildup and mold growth are not affected by proper ventilation and natural lighting

How does the layout and arrangement of rooms impact the structural integrity of a house?

• It has no impact on the structural integrity

• It affects the distribution of weight and load-bearing walls.

• The structural integrity is only impacted by the materials used

• The layout and arrangement only impact the aesthetics of the house