Which of the following is a type of flooring system?

• Concrete Slab

• Engineered floor joists

• Sheet Flooring

• All of the above

What is the term used for floors that are cut to fit specific areas?

• Platform floor construction

• Fitted (cut-in) floors

• Sheet Flooring

• Tongue and Groove Flooring

Which type of flooring is specifically designed for wet areas?

• Concrete Slab

• Engineered floor joists

• Compressed Sheet Wet Area Flooring

• Tongue and Groove Flooring

What must be considered for the installation of services in wall construction?

• Structural integrity

• Aesthetic appeal

• Cost of materials

• Color of the wall

What must flooring systems be designed to ensure?

• Aesthetics and cost-efficiency

• Stability, serviceability, and safety

• Speed of installation

• Flexibility and modularity

Which flooring system is specifically designed for wet areas?

• Engineered floor joists

• Compressed sheet wet area flooring

• Tongue and groove flooring

• Fitted (cut-in) floors

Before the excavation of the slab begins, what must be done to the entire area for the slab?

• It must be leveled

• It must be scrapped

• It must be compacted

• It must be watered

Typically, how much of the layer is removed before the excavation of the slab begins?

• 50 - 100 mm

• 100 - 150 mm

• 150 - 200 mm

• 200 - 250 mm

What is a reinforced concrete slab that is poured directly onto the ground incorporating?

• Integral edge beams

• Steel rods

• Wooden planks

• Plastic sheets

What must be specified or calculated before the construction of a finished concrete slab floor level?

• The type of concrete used

• The finished concrete slab floor level

• The color of the concrete

• The thickness of the concrete