WorksheetsAAD Unit 10 Test
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 32mins
A continuous mound of dirt is called:
Retainer
Levee
Berm
Hill
The steel rods inside a concrete wall are called:
Reinforcing bars
Steel bars
Sticks
Stiffeners
Water that forms because of a temperature change is called:
Moisture
Cooling
Condensation
Seat
Weight of building materials is called:
Material loads
Equipment loads
Live loads
Dead loads
Weight of people on a structure is called:
Live load
Dead load
Exposure
Moving force
A legal certificate of property ownership is a(n)
Agreement
Deed
Warranty
Title
The part of the roof that projects over the outer wall is called a(n):
Buttress
Extension
Projection
Eave
Laws that govern construction are:
Enforcement
Codes
Ordinances
Regulations
An item for catching water at the roof edge is a:
Trough
Gutter
Facade
Flue
The angle of the roof is called:
Pitch
Slope
Angle
Slide
The ratio of rise to run is:
Ratio
Angle
Pitch
Slope
The vertical distance on a stair stringer is called:
Upper
Tread
Riser
Step
The horizontal distance on a stair stringer is called:
Tread
Riser
Flat
Step
The primary structural unit of a wall is the:
Sole plate
Stud
Cap plate
Wall board
Identify the steel item.
Girder
C-beam
Purlin
Channel
This item is identified as a: (20-22)
Extender
Dog house
Dormer
Shed
Identify the item shown.
Support
Purlin
W shape
C shape
Identify the item
Door
Swing
Wall
Window
Identify the item.
Wall
Door
Window
Slider
Identify the item indicated by the arrow.
Handrail
Handhold
Grid
Stair
Identify the door swing.
Right hand
Left hand
In swing
Out swing
Identify the item indicated by the arrow.
Sash
Sill
Jamb
Mullion
Identify the item shown.
Plant
Shrub
Bush
Tree
Identify the item indicated by the arrow.
Cap
Top
Header
Coping
Identify the masonry unit shown.
Fluted
Split
Solid
Filled
Identify the masonry unit shown.
Jamb block
Solid
Stretcher
Sash block
Identify the masonry unit shown.
V block
Jamb block
Lintel block
Channel block
Identify the window type.
Bow
Bent
Arch
Rounded
Identify the wood joint.
Tongue & groove
Ship joint
Slider
Dove tail
Identify the siding shown.
Loose
Bevel
Flat
Ship
A garage with only one or two walls in typically called a carport.
True
False
The interior part of a chimney is called a flu. (20-38)
True
False
An entry hall and foyer serve the same purpose.
True
False
Footings are the continuous concrete which supports the foundation wall.
True
False
A hip roof has no caves.
True
False
A hip roof has valleys.
True
False
Cement is a necessary component in concrete.
True
False
Water is necessary in the mixture of concrete.
True
False
Gravel is a necessary component of mortar.
True
False
Mortar is the material used to adhere masonry units together.
True
False
The glass in a window is called glazing.
True
False
A drain pipe that runs along the exterior of a basement wall is an Italian drain.
True
False
Asphalt covering of a roof is called sheathing.
True
False
Wood covering over the rafters or trusses is called decking.
True
False
Vinyl covering on the exterior of a house is called siding.
True
False
Vinyl siding & lap siding are the same product.
True
False
All pipe penetrations through the roof are required to have shoes installed.
True
False
All sinks require vents. (20-54)
True
False
All construction requires a subfloor of some type.
True
False
A sub-floor can be the finish floor.
True
False
Wood shingles do not meet building codes.
True
False
In wood construction the symbol "d" such as "3d", "6d", or "16d", represents sizes of screws.
True
False
Drywall is always attached with nails.
True
False
A groove cut into a door to receive the hinge is called a mortise.
True
False
The bottom of a window frame is called a stool.
True
False
The trim at the top of the ceiling & wall is a crown.
True
False
Drawer pulls & handles are considered hardware
True
False
Paint is considered a finish material.
True
False
A spilt HVAC unit has two parts.
True
False
A plug-in & outlet are the same.
True
False
Gravel is necessary component of concrete.
True
False
The material used under ceramic tile is called grout.
True
False
Shoe mold is located at the side of a door.
True
False
Shoe & base molding are often used together. (20-70)
True
False
