WorksheetsAAD EOC (1 of 2)
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What is a term used in building codes to describe access?
Exit
Stair wells
IRC code book
Egress
Outlets should average one for every ___ feet of wall space.
5'
12'
4'
6'
Choose the correct door swing.
A
B
All of the options
None of the options
What is the minimum clearance distance in front of a sink?
19"
21"
22"
24"
In residential construction, what is the minimum width of a half bath?
30"
32"
34"
36"
What is the correct symbol for a Hose Bib in the image shown?
A
B
C
D
What is the correct symbol for a standard 110v/115v outlet in the image shown?
A
B
C
D
1/4"=1'-0" and 1:48 scale are the same.
True
False
The soil stack is a vertical soil pipe carrying the discharge from the toilet fixture.
True
False
When showing stairs on a floor plan you should always show and arrow going up but not going down.
True
False
A hearth should always have a finish elevation of 0'-0".
True
False
The ADA codes are always used in residential drawings.
True
False
Doorknobs on doors can be operated more easily than levers.
True
False
GFCI outlets should be installed near any water source.
True
False
All outside outlets do not need to be weatherproof outlets.
True
False
Floor plans should only be drawn at 1/4"=1'-0".
True
False
Solid concrete or block walls are dimensioned the same as wood construction. (10-34)
True
False
Sub-dimensions must add up to overall dimensions.
True
False
Heating and cooling equipment located in a garage must be protected from impact. This is generally done by placing what in front of the equipment?
Mesh wire
Cyclone fencing
Steel pipe
Wood fencing
The minimum size door required to access HVAC equipment is:
42"
36"
22"
20"
Suspended HVAC equipment must be at least ____ from the ground.
6"
8"
10"
None of the options.
Factory-made ducts must be approved and labeled by:
LU
UL
IRC
RAC
When ducts must be run between floors, they need to be run in a(n):
Open space
Insulated space
Concealed space
Outside
If a residential or commercial structure cannot be uniformly heated or cooled from one compressor a ____system may be required.
double
series
split
parallel
One type of zonal heater is:
Radiator
Blower
Baseboard
None of the options
In a central heating system, the thermostat should be placed:
By a door
In the kitchen
Close to a return air duct
Near a window
A fitting with a removable plug is a:
Drain
Fitting
Cleanout
Main
A pipe, normally underground, that carries wastewater and refuse is a :
Soil pipe
Stack
Sewer
Trap
A pipe that carries the discharge of water closets or other similar fixtures is a:
Sewer
Soil pipe
Stack
Trap
Locating the water heater in an insulated space is one example of:
Poor design
Energy conservation
Unnecessary
None of the options
Another name for a water closet is:
Bide
Toilet
Unnecessary
None of the options
Plumbing riser diagrams are usually drawn as an:
Oblique
Isometric
Orthographic
Prospective
When indicating pipe elevation, the abbreviation "BOP" stands for:
Bottom of plumbing
Bottom of pipe
Big outside pipe
Beginning
Electrical installation for new construction occurs in what phases?
Finish
Rough-in
Temporary
All the options
A conduit is:
Pipe or tube to enclose electrical conductors
Person on a train
Outlet box
Panel
Maximum distance between wall plug is:
6'
12'
13'
15'
Each wall over ___ must have an outlet.
2'
3'
4'
5'
Keeping outlets to a minimum at exterior walls is considered:
Energy conservation
Poor design
Unnecessary
None of the options
Identify the HVAC symbol.
Turning vane
Corner cut
90 turn
None of the options
Identify the symbol.
Double elbow
Double branched flanged elbow
Y-elbow
Lateral
Identify the symbol.
Floor outlet single
Floor switch
Junction box
Generator
Identify the symbol.
Flood light
Fluorescent light
Yard light
Can ceiling light
Identify the symbol.
Radio outlet
Phone
Vacuum
Transformer
Some principle parts of a refrigeration system are:
Cooling coil
Compressor
Expansion valve
All of the options
The code that controls electrical circuits and plans is the:
NEC
NIC
CIC
CAB
Light switches would normally be placed ___ above the floor.
2'-10"
3'-0"
3'-4"
3'-6"
Identify the HVAC symbol.
Supply
Diffuser
Return
Louver opening
Identify the HVAC symbol.
Airline valve
Solenoid valve
Relief valve
Automatic 3-way valve
Identify the HVAC symbol.
Solenoid valve
Relief valve
Airline valve
3-way valve
Identify the symbol.
Elbow up
Lateral
Union
Elbow down
Identify the symbol.
Gate valve
Globe valve
Check valve
Relief Valve
Identify the symbol.
Gate valve
Globe valve
Check valve
Relief Valve
Identify the symbol. (11-36)
Floor switch
Generator
Junction box
Floor outlet single
Heating and cooling equipment do not need to be accessible.
True
False
HVAC equipment located on the ground should be supported on a concrete slab.
True
False
Equipment connected to duct systems must have a temperature limit control.
True
False
HVAC equipment installed outdoors must be listed and labeled for outdoor use.
True
False
Ducts in unconditioned areas do not have to be insulated.
True
False
A heat pump is a forced-air central heating and cooling system.
True
False
A zonal heating system allows the heating of the home to family's needs.
True
False
A zonal heating system has only one thermostat for the house.
True
False
A central heating system requires using all the heat produced.
True
False
Industrial piping is used to carry liquids and gases used in the manufacture of products.
True
False
Residential piping is called plumbing.
True
False
Using a low-flow shower head is a good example of energy conservation.
True
False
The only plumbing items shown on the floor plan are fixtures.
True
False
There should be at least one ceiling outlet for every two cars in a garage.
True
False
Smoke detectors are required in all bedrooms rooms.
True
False
The description of the angle of the roof compared to the horizontal run and vertical rise is the:
Angle
Drop
Run
Slope
The most common material for shingles is:
Wood
Fiberglass
Asphalt
All the options
Fiberglass and asphalt shingles are commonly referred to as:
Mixed Shingles
Composition Shingles
Combined Shingles
None of the options
What type of material is used for roofing in high fire areas?
Tile
Metal
Tile and metal
Ceramic
What is shown on a roof framing plan?
Connections to the foundation
Rafters and other roof members
Window and door locations
None of the options
A wall which supports its own weight and some other structural elements of the house such as
joists is called a:
Strong wall
Thick wall
Bearing wall
Non-bearing wall
Identify the roof type.
A-frame
Hip
Mansard
Gable
An opening framed in a roof to allow for window placement is called a:
Domo
Dormer
Mansard
Major domo
On a roof framing plan, joists are drawn as:
Hidden line
Dashed line
Thick line
Thin line
Identify the roof type.
Hip
Minaret
Shed
Gable
Identify the roof type.
Shed
Gable
Hip
Arch
Identify the roof type.
Shed
Gable
Mansard
Hip
Identify the roof type.
Gambrel
Hip
Arched
Mansard
Identify the roof style.
Butterfly
Mansard
Hip
Gable
The basic shape of a roof corresponds with the design of the floor plan.
True
False
A roof plan is used to show the shape of the roof.
True
False
Complicated residential roofs usually require a roof framing plan.
True
False
Roof pitch and slope mean the same thing. (12-18)
True
False
Flat roofs are primarily used where there is a lot of rain.
True
False
Gable roofs are the most common roof types in residential construction.
True
False
A hip roof can create a structure with a smaller appearance.
True
False
Wind resistance and seismic concerns can be considered when doing a roof framing plan.
True
False
A roof framing plan shows the size and direction of the framing members.
True
False
The roof framing plan would be drawn at the same scale as the floor plan.
True
False
A hip roof slopes on only two sides.
True
False
A nailing schedule is common with roof framing plans.
True
False
A shed roof must be constructed at a 30º angle.
True
False
A flat roof will often have a parapet wall surrounding the perimeter of the roof.
True
False
Which of the following is not an elevation?
Front
Back
Top
Side
Which of the following is not a basic type of information found on exterior elevation?
Wall assemblies
References
Dimensional
Structural
The scale of exterior elevation is usually:
As large as possible to fit on the drawing
The same as the floor plan
Selected to show the most detail
1/4"=1'-0"
The elevation which shows the most detail and clarity is generally the:
Back
Side
Front
Top
How many elevations are typically required?
1
2
3
4
What items would you normally show on exterior elevations?
Windows, Doors, Siding, Brick
Windows, Trees, Roof, Concrete
Property lines, Roof, Utilities
Windows, Doors, Plumbing fixtures
Identify the item indicated by the arrow.
Fascia
Siding
Foundation
Wainscot
Identify the item indicated by the arrow. (13-8)
Topper
Dormer
Doghouse
Shed
The type of view shown in this image is called:
Front and side elevation
Angled View
Perspective
Elongated view
In elevation, this symbol best describes what material?
Standard Tabbed Shingles
Architectural Shingles
Rough Laid Shingles
Structural Shingles
Typical scale for drawing elevation is:
1/16"=1'-0"
1/8"=1'-0"
1/4"=1'-0"
1/2"=1'-0"
When are additional elevations required on a building?
When parts of the building are hidden
When a building has more than one story
When the building has a basement
Never
What information would you need to draw the elevations of a building?
Floor Plan- Roof Plan- Wall Sections- Site Plan
Floor Plan- Roof Plan- Plumbing- Schedules
Floor Plan- Elevations- Wall Sections- Schedules
Floor Plan- Roof Plan- Wall Sections- Schedules
When making an elevation for a presentation what would be recommended?
Show Notations
Show in color
Draw partial views
Draw very large
Skylights drawn on a front elevation would appear to be:
Circular
Oblique
Elliptical
Fat Bold Lines
Knowing the direction of North on the Floor Plan, how would you label the elevations?
Never Label
Direction- North, South, East, West
Use only the Front & Right Side Label
By the Drawing- Front, Rear, Right and Left Side
In elevation, the symbol shown best describes what material?
Stucco
Ceramic Tile
Concrete Masonry Unit
Drywall
Elevation layout will depend on:
Number of elevations required
Sheet size
Drawing scale
All the options
On an architectural elevation, one would not see a schedule for:
Room Finishes
Doors
Roofing Materials
Windows
Identify the item indicated by the arrow.
Side Trim
Shutter
Sash
Storm Sash
Identify the best description for the item indicated by the arrow.
Stiff Leg
Column
Post
Support
If the Floor plans are drawn at 1/4"=1'-0," what would be the scale of the Elevations?
1/4"=1'-0"
1/2"=1'=0"
3/4"=1'-0"
1.1/2"=3'-0"
Elevations can be either presentation drawings or working drawings.
True
False
Elevations are necessary in calculating heat loss.
True
False
Pitch or slope of the roof will determine if sky lights are drawn on elevations. (13-25)
True
False
Which of the following is not a type of wood frame construction?
Balloon
Tongue and groove
Post and beam
Platform
What is a major difference between balloon framing and platform framing?
Balloon-framed studs end at the top plate of each floor level.
Balloon-framed walls are always shorter than platform framed walls.
Balloon-framed joists rest directly on the foundation wall.
Balloon-framed studs start on the sill and continue uninterrupted to the top plate.
In platform framing, the covering over the floor joists is:
Floor covering
Plywood
Floor sheathing
Plastic
A beam is unsupported for a certain distance between posts; this distance is the _____ ?
Reach
Length
Span
Girder
The most common interior wall covering is:
OSB
Gypsum board
Plywood
Foam board
In residential construction, a veneer is:
A non-structural covering material
Thin material
Shown as thin lines
None of the options
A sill plate usually rests on concrete or masonry; therefore it is:
Foam board
Painted
Glued to the masonry or concrete wall
Pressure-treated
The lower vertical end of a rafter of truss is covered by the:
Ridge board
Soffit
Frieze board
Fascia
The sill is secured to the foundation by:
Frieze board
Anchor bolts
Soffit
Ridge board
The purpose of the wood sill in a framed structure is to:
Provide a nailing surface
Strengthen the foundation
Serve as a spacer for the joist
Straighten the wall aligned
A truss gains its strength from ____ formed throughout it.
Squares
Triangles
Circles
Hexagons
When a floor joist extends past it's support, the extension is known as a :
Floor extension
Cantilever
Joist extension
Poor floor design
A bearing wall supports:
Finish Floor
Plywood
Blocking
All of the options
Identify "BB."
Plywood
Blocking
Sub Floor
Finish Floor
Identify "DD." (14-15)
Post
Studs
Corner
Lash Post
Identify "EE."
Header
Beam
Top Plate
Sole Plate
Identify "BB."
Header
Runner
Top Beam
Beam
Identify "HH."
Base Plate
Sole Plate
Runner
Casing Plate
Identify item "AA."
Top plate
Sill
Header
Stud
Identify item "GG."
Header
Sill
Stud
Top plate
Ceiling joists span between the top plates of bearing walls.
True
False
A truss is usually prefabricated off site.
True
False
"O.C" stands for "on center" and indicates the distance objects are apart, center to center.
True
False
Gutters are most often attached to the soffit.
True
False
A floor framing system doesn't require knowledge of loads and material strength.
True
False
Platform framing is the most common framing system in use now.
True
False
Knowing about balloon framing is not helpful when an old building is remodeled or renovated.
True
False
A two-story structure is the maximum structure that can be built with balloon framing.
True
False
Platform framing gets its name from a platform created on the foundation.
True
False
Concrete Masonry Units (CMUs) provide excellent structural and insulation values.
True
False
I - Joists are always made of steel or aluminum. (14-31)
True
False
The main purpose of a foundation system is?
Distribute the load of the building over the soil.
To provide a solid, level base for wall construction.
To allow even settlement of the building since all building settle to some degree.
Dew point
The maximum depth at which the ground may freeze is known as the:
Freeze depth
Ice line
Frost line
Dew point
A sill plate usually rests on concrete or masonry; therefore it is:
Foam board
Glued to the masonry or concrete wall
Painted
Pressure-treated
The most typical type of foundation used in residential construction is:
Stem wall
Piling
Slab on grade
Continuous or spread
Control joints are used in concrete slabs for what reason?
Control expansion
Control sweating
Control cracking
None of the options
Expansion joints are used in concrete slabs for what reason?
Control cracking
Control expansion
Control Sweating
None of the options
The primary or most important ingredient in Concrete Mix is what?
Cement
Potash
Sand
Gravel
What is the minimum thickness of concrete floor slabs allowed by code?
2-1/2"
3"
3-1/2"
4"
Identify the type of foundation.
Turn Down Foundation
Slip Foundation
Concrete
Slab on Grade
Crawl Space is defined as the:
The area above the ceiling joist
Area below the floor joist
The area around the fire place
The area underneath the stairs
To meet building codes, every Footing is required to have:
Drain pipe
Waterproofing
Insulation
Reinforcing
The one thing that every structure built is required to have is:
Roof
Foundation
Walls
Door
Retaining walls are used to hold back:
Wind
Water
Soil and rocks
People
A footing is used for the purpose of:
Limiting building loads
Spreading building loads
Walking the concrete slab
Creating building loads
Concrete piers are used to:
Support the walls
Support the slab
Tie up a boat
Support interior loads
The minimum footing thickness of a single story residential structure is normally never LESS than:
4"
6"
8"
10"
12"
What is the first step necessary when pouring a slab on grade?
Purchase the concrete
Remove all topsoil and grass
Install the reinforcing
Call a contractor
In most areas, foundation slabs are required to have ___ installed under the slab.
a polyethylene vapor barrier
a plywood sheet
pilings
None of the options
Identify the type of material indicated. (5-19)
Brick
Concrete
Stone
Masonry
