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ARCHITECTURAL NOCTI REVIEW - 3

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements about lighting circuits is true?

a)

Building codes require a minimum of five watts of lighting power for each square foot of floor space.

b)

Lighting circuits are frequently 14 AWG copper wire conductor.

c)

Outlets for radios and televisions are connected to lighting circuits.

d)

A good rule of thumb is to have one lighting circuit for each 800 square feet of floor space.

2.

The _____ consists of the overhead service conductors between the last utility pole and the first point of attachment to the house.

a)

SERVICE HEAD

b)

SERVICE ENTRANCE

c)

SERVICE DROP

d)

SERVICE PANEL

3.

All receptacles installed in bathrooms and garages must have GFCI protection.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

A(n) _____ switch allows a fixture to be turned on and off from two difference locations.

a)

SINGLE POLE

b)

DOUBLE POLE

c)

DIMMER

d)

THREE-WAY

5.

Most electrical appliances are rated in what units?

a)

OHMS

b)

VOLTS

c)

AMPS

d)

WATTS

6.

Where should service entrance equipment be located?

a)

Away from the main breaker.

b)

As close as possible to the point where the wires attach to the house.

c)

Close to the area of lowest electricity usage.

d)

None of the above.

7.

Which of the following alternatives to traditional lighting contains mercury?

a)

Light-emitting diode (LED) lights.

b)

Electron-stimulated luminescence (ESL) lights.

c)

Compact fluorescent lightbulbs.

d)

None of the above.

8.

When manually drafting an electrical plan, start by tracing the _____ from the floor plan.

a)

exterior walls

b)

interior walls

c)

major appliances

d)

All of the above.

9.
The philosophy of designing physical objects, the built environment and services to comply with the principles of economic, social, ad ecological sustainability
a)
Sustainable Design
b)
Sustainability
c)
Recycling
10.
Convert waste into reusable material
a)
Sustainability
b)
Recycling
11.
Method of harvesting or using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged
a)
Sustainable Design
b)
Sustainability
12.
WHAT IS THE MINIMUM SIZE OF A BEDROOM?
a)
9X9
b)
10X10
c)
11X11
d)
12X12
13.
WHAT IS THE STANDARD SIZE OF A BEDROOM?
a)
9X9
b)
10X10
c)
11X11
d)
12X12
14.
WHAT DOES THE YELLOW TRIANGLE REPRESENT?
a)
A.A.Food prep area
b)
B.Kitchen dynamics
c)
C. A.Work space
d)
D. Work triangle
15.
WHAT TYPE OF KITCHEN LAYOUT IS THIS?
a)
ISLAND
b)
L-SHAPED
c)
PENINSULA
d)
CORRIDOR
16.
WHAT DO FLOOR PLANS SHOW?
a)
ALL ITEMS TO BE PERMANENTLY BUILT
b)
DIMENSIONS
c)
PLUMBING FIXTURES
d)
ALL THE ITEMS LISTED
17.
When showing built-in items above the 4' line, what line type is used?
a)
CENTER
b)
CONTINUOUS
c)
DASHED
d)
PHANTOM
18.
Why are symbols used on the floor plan?
a)
to describe items that are associated with the home
b)
brighten the plan up a little for presentation purposes
c)
represent things about cutting plane line
d)
represent things below grade
19.
what is the minimum width of a hallway (inches)?
a)
28
b)
30
c)
32
d)
36
20.
what is the minimum width of an entry door into a residence (inches)?
a)
24
b)
30
c)
32
d)
36
21.
WHAT TYPE OF KITCHEN IS THIS?
a)
ISLAND
b)
GALLEY
c)
PENINSULA
d)
U-SHAPED
22.
In the _____ split-level home design, the house looks like a ranch from the front and atwo-story from the back.
a)
BACK TO FRONT
b)
FRONT TO BACK
c)
SIDE BY SIDE
d)
REVERSED
23.
#1
a)
SINK
b)
STOVE
c)
CABINET
d)
COUNTERTOP
24.
#14
a)
OVERHEAD STORAGE
b)
BASE CABINET
c)
WALL CABINET
d)
COUNTERTOP
25.
#13
a)
OVERHEAD STORAGE
b)
BASE CABINET
c)
WALL CABINET
d)
COUNTERTOP
26.
#3
a)
SINK
b)
STOVE
c)
DISHWASHER
d)
COUNTERTOP
27.
#17
a)
WINDOW
b)
SLIDING DOOR
c)
POCKET DOOR
d)
OPENING
28.
#10
a)
WASHER
b)
SINK
c)
WATER CLOSET
d)
SHOWER
29.

The definition of unexcavated is a/an:

a)

area of compacted earth fill

b)

concrete floor that is suspended 6" above the grade

c)

location where the earth has not been dug out

d)

location where the ground level is lower than the surrounding areas

30.

What are live loads?

a)

fixed or moving weights that are not a part of the structure

b)

fixed weights that are part of the structure

c)

framing materials, both of vertical and horizontal types

d)

weights of more than 500 lb/sq ft

31.

The 1 represents a:

a)

footing

b)

foundation wall

c)

pier

d)

pilaster

32.

The vertical masonry post used to support the floor system is known as a:

a)

Lally Column

b)

lintel

c)

pier

d)

wall stud

33.

Item 4 represents a:

a)

column

b)

pier

c)

pilaster

d)

sill

34.

The shallow space surround by the foundation wall and located below the floor of a house built above the ground is the:

a)

attic space

b)

base space

c)

closet space

d)

crawl space

35.

Which letter is pointing to a double top plate?

a)

E

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

F

36.

Which letter is pointing to a Bottom Plate?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

F

37.

Which letter is pointing to a Cripple Stud?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

F

38.

Which letter is pointing to a Jack Stud?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

F

39.
a)
Top Plate
b)
Bottom Plate
c)
Sill Plate
d)
Header
40.
a)
cripple
b)
king stud
c)
trimmer
d)
rough opening
41.
Choose the best answer for the name of the part.
a)
King Stud
b)
Shim Stud
c)
Centerline Header
d)
Half-Lap Cripple
42.
Building the framework includes which of the following:
a)
Building the floor(s)
b)
Building the walls
c)
Framing the Roof
d)
All listed
43.
Wood studs in a wall are typically place every _____"on center or _____" on center in a residential structure.
a)
16" and 32" OC
b)
16" and 24" OC
c)
16" and 18" OC
d)
14" and 24" OC
44.

Choose the best answer for the name of the part.

a)

Window Rough Opening

b)

Window Crude Opening

c)

Window Rude Opening

d)

Window Fine Opening

45.
The sub floor is nailed to the:
a)
girder.
b)
joists.
c)
sill
d)
rafters