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Building Materials ,Fasteners, and Adhesives

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A 20 penny nail is approximately

a)

10"

b)

8"

c)

4"

d)

6"

2.

Light framing lumber is classified as what type of lumber

a)

Dimension

b)

Common

c)

Rough

d)

Shiplaped

3.

The term S-dry on a lumber grade stamp means that the lumber contains

a)

No more than 19% water

b)

No more than 15% water

c)

More than 25% water

d)

Less than 10 % water

4.

What is the normal size of Plywood

a)

5' X 5'

b)

3' X 3'

c)

4' X 8'

d)

6' X 10'

5.

The demimensions of a typical concrete block are

a)

8 x 8 X 16

b)

4 x 4 x 8

c)

6 x 12 x 8

d)

2 x 4 x 12

6.

What type of masonry anchor is set into concrete while the concret is still wet

a)

Concrete screw

b)

Double expansion anchor

c)

Snap- off anchor

d)

Anchor bolt

7.

What will we learn about building materialsfrom this module

a)

How much they cost

b)

The color of them

c)

How heavy they are

d)

How to identify types of Building materials

8.

When we complete this module I should be able to state which types of wood

a)

Blue woods

b)

Gray woods

c)

Rough woods

d)

Types of Hardwoods and Soft woods

9.

Because of my study of this module once complete I should be able to Identify

a)

Where they come from

b)

How colorful they are

c)

The Safety precautions associated with Building Materials

d)

How you can purchase them

10.

What will I learn about Fasteners, Anchors , and Adhesives

a)

How to pick them up from Home Depot

b)

How to hide them under my bed

c)

Which type are the best to buy

d)

How they are used in Construction work

11.

Which types of fasteners will we learn about

a)

Rubber bands

b)

Paper clips

c)

Nails, screws, bolts and types of glues and adhesives

d)

Duct and electrical tapes

12.

Which specific materials will we learn about

a)

Sand , asphalt and clay

b)

Cotton , wool, and knit

c)

Lumber,steel, concrete , and brick and block

d)

Straw, mud, and styrofoam