The "vent system" of a plumbing system:

Service lines and meter locations are generally found on the:

The advantage of placing the plumbing fixtures from different rooms back-to-back is:

The supply line from the house to the drain field is typically what?

A drain field should be separated from a water well by a minimum of:

The plumbing abbreviation VTR stands for:

The minimum slope required for drainage pipes is:

Steel pipe used for natural gas applications is protected with a coat of varnish and referred to as:

Which of the following is not a plumbing fixture?

The size of the water supply piping is based on:

Identify the item "AA."

Identify the item "BB."

Identify the item "CC."

Identify the item "DD."

Identify the item "EE."

Identify the item shown.

Identify the item shown.

The plumbing indicated was installed prior to pouring the slab-on-grade. This process is called the:

Water closet is another name for water heater.

Most residential floor plans have plumbing symbols and notes placed with all other information.

Low-flow shower heads help save energy.

Specific fixtures are usually supplied with 3/4" pipe.

Isometric plumbing drawings are also known as plumbing riser diagrams.

Pipes should usually be run in un-insulated spaces to avoid condensation.

The abbreviation CL on a pipe indicates the cold water line.

A plumbing legend will typically show the line types used to indicate various piping.

The water closet is another term for toilet.

A waste pipe carries only liquid waste, not discharge of toilets.

The water service carries water from the water main to the point of use.

Each door shown on a floor plan must be:

Each window shown on a floor plan must be:

Each room shown on a floor plan must:

Which of the following designates a 30" high x 24" wide window?

The window designation W3660 would indicate what?

Which of the following is another term for Drywall?

Identify the door.

Identify the door.

Identify the door.

Identify the object shown.

Identify the objects shown.

Identify the object shown.

Sizes listed for doors and windows are generally:

Gypsum or Drywall are typically finished with what?

Cabinet Elevations are usually drawn for what reason?

Ceramic Tile would typically be found in what space?

Dead-bolts would normally be required on what doors?

Laminate Flooring is a modern substitute for what?

Dining Rooms normally require a mid-wall trim called:

The block located at the bottom of the door jamb trim is called:

A Federal would normally be found where?

What would normally be seen and used with a baseboard?

The 3-1/2" to 4" space around the edge of a base cabinet is called:

The 4" high area at the back of a counter top is called:

Bedrooms must always have what?

The wall between the bathroom and adjacent rooms should:

Interior Elevations should be drawn to show:

Finish Schedules should always include:

Window Schedules should include what?

Door Schedules should include what?

When a Safe Room is being designed, it is best that the door:

A Safe Room should be designed to resist:

When developing a finish schedule, the finishes are chosen and controlled by:

Multi-family housing has one major rule in design, which is that:

What is the normal finish applied to a Concrete Garage Floor?