Insulation in Buildings Quiz

When was insulation first introduced into houses?

• 1920s

• 1850s

• 1860s

• 1930s

Which of the following is a sustainable insulation material?

• Fibreglass

• Polystyrene

• Sheep's wool

• Asbestos

What is the primary purpose of building regulations related to insulation?

• To increase the cost of construction

• To ensure buildings are aesthetically pleasing

• To improve energy efficiency and reduce heat loss

• To make buildings more complex

Which building regulation document covers the insulation of buildings in Great Britain?

• Part A

• Part B

• Part L

• Part M

What is one method to insulate existing walls in a building?

• Painting them with a special paint

• Installing cavity wall insulation

• Adding more windows

• Removing the plaster

Which of the following is NOT a sustainable insulation material?

• Recycled cotton

• Aerogel

• Straw bales

• Hemp

What is the typical unit of measurement for insulation thickness in Great Britain?

• Inches

• Feet

• Metres

• Miles

How can lofts be insulated to improve energy efficiency?

• By installing solar panels

• By adding loft insulation rolls

• By painting the roof

• By removing the ceiling

Which of the following is a benefit of using sustainable insulation materials?

• Higher cost

• Increased environmental impact

• Reduced carbon footprint

• Decreased energy efficiency

What is a common method to insulate floors in existing buildings?

• Installing underfloor heating

• Laying down carpets

• Adding floor insulation boards

• Removing the floorboards