Fastening Wood Pretest

The ____ joint is formed by placing two pieces end-to-end or edge-to-edge in line or at a 90-degree angle.

• dado

• lap

• miter

• butt

The ____ joint is formed by interlocking parts of two pieces.

• dovetail

• rabbet

• groove

• assembly

For most farm applications, the ____ ounce hammer is preferred.

• 16- or 20-

• 13-

• 7- or 13-

• 7-

To ____ means to drive a nail at an angle near the end of one piece and into the face of another piece.

• nail set

• toe nail

• clinch

• end nail

When drilling holes for screws, the hole for the core is called a ____ hole.

• clearance

• pilot

• shank

• countersink

____ are a type of screw used on large or thick boards.

• Deck screws

• Metal screws

• Lag screws

• Wood screws

The carriage bolt is designed specifically for ____.

• wood

• metal

• composite

• drywall

Bolts are the strongest method of fastening wood—with the possible exception of ____.

• roofing nails

• glue

• staples

• wood screws

The disadvantage of epoxy is that ____.

• the bond is not waterproof

• it is supplied as two materials that must be mixed

• ceramic and masonry repairs cannot be done with it

• it cannot be used on wood