The most common material for shingles is:

Fiberglass and asphalt shingles are commonly referred to as:

What type of material is used for roofing in high fire areas?

What is shown on a roof framing plan?

A wall which supports its own weight and some other structural elements of the house such as

joists is called a:

Identify the roof type.

An opening framed in a roof to allow for window placement is called a:

On a roof framing plan, joists are drawn as:

Identify the roof type.

Identify the roof type.

Identify the roof type.

Identify the roof type.

Identify the roof style.

The basic shape of a roof corresponds with the design of the floor plan.

A roof plan is used to show the shape of the roof.

Complicated residential roofs usually require a roof framing plan.

Roof pitch and slope mean the same thing. (12-18)

Flat roofs are primarily used where there is a lot of rain.

Gable roofs are the most common roof types in residential construction.

A hip roof can create a structure with a smaller appearance.

Wind resistance and seismic concerns can be considered when doing a roof framing plan.

A roof framing plan shows the size and direction of the framing members.

The roof framing plan would be drawn at the same scale as the floor plan.

A hip roof slopes on only two sides.

A nailing schedule is common with roof framing plans.

A shed roof must be constructed at a 30º angle.

A flat roof will often have a parapet wall surrounding the perimeter of the roof.

Which of the following is not an elevation?

Which of the following is not a basic type of information found on exterior elevation?

The scale of exterior elevation is usually:

The elevation which shows the most detail and clarity is generally the:

How many elevations are typically required?

What items would you normally show on exterior elevations?

Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

Identify the item indicated by the arrow. (13-8)

The type of view shown in this image is called:

In elevation, this symbol best describes what material?

Typical scale for drawing elevation is:

When are additional elevations required on a building?

What information would you need to draw the elevations of a building?

When making an elevation for a presentation what would be recommended?

Skylights drawn on a front elevation would appear to be:

Knowing the direction of North on the Floor Plan, how would you label the elevations?

In elevation, the symbol shown best describes what material?

Elevation layout will depend on:

On an architectural elevation, one would not see a schedule for:

Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

Identify the best description for the item indicated by the arrow.

If the Floor plans are drawn at 1/4"=1'-0," what would be the scale of the Elevations?

Elevations can be either presentation drawings or working drawings.

Elevations are necessary in calculating heat loss.

Pitch or slope of the roof will determine if sky lights are drawn on elevations. (13-25)

Which of the following is not a type of wood frame construction?

What is a major difference between balloon framing and platform framing?

In platform framing, the covering over the floor joists is:

A beam is unsupported for a certain distance between posts; this distance is the _____ ?

The most common interior wall covering is:

In residential construction, a veneer is:

A sill plate usually rests on concrete or masonry; therefore it is:

The lower vertical end of a rafter of truss is covered by the:

The sill is secured to the foundation by:

The purpose of the wood sill in a framed structure is to:

A truss gains its strength from ____ formed throughout it.

When a floor joist extends past it's support, the extension is known as a :

A bearing wall supports:

Identify "BB."

Identify "DD." (14-15)