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Carp II Roofing 27202

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

A ladder is normally used in a roofing job _____.

a)

for transporting roofing materials to the roof

b)

to gain access to the roof

c)

as a platform for the application of the starting course

d)

as a platform for the application of all courses

2.

To ensure a tight, waterproof seal on the ridge cap of a wood shingle roof, _____.

a)

use multiple layers of shingles on the ridge cap

b)

alternately overlap the cap shingles

c)

seal the ridge cap with roof cement

d)

use waterproof membrane or flashing over the ridge

3.

The primary advantage of installing wood shingles over open sheathing is _____.

a)

easy access from underneath to seal the gaps between shingles

b)

air can circulate under the shingles to prevent rot

c)

additional attic ventilation

d)

easy shingle replacement

4.

All of the following are reasons for providing ventilation between the insulation and the underside

of the roof deck except _____.

a)

the roof deck stays cool in the winter, preventing excessive ice buildup

b)

fresh air is provided for the interior of the building

c)

excess heat is carried off in the summer, preventing overheating of composition shingles

d)

moisture can escape so that rotting of the roof deck does not occur

5.

The additional structure required to properly apply roofing around a chimney is a _____.

a)

valley

b)

dormer

c)

fascia

d)

cricket

6.

On an exposed-nail roll roofing installation, the lower edge of the roofing material is fastened to

the roof deck by _____.

a)

applying cement to the entire underside of the roofing material

b)

nailing or stapling the material to the roof deck

c)

cementing the edge of the material to the layer below it and nailing the material to the roof

deck

d)

cementing the edge of the material to the layer below it

7.

If a fastener is stripped during the installation of a standing-seam metal roof, you should _____.

a)

remove the stripped fastener, seal the hole with roofing cement, and drill a hole 2" from the

original for a new fastener

b)

remove the stripped fastener and replace it with a fastener of the next larger size

c)

remove the stripped fastener and replace it with a fastener of the same size

d)

leave the stripped fastener in place and put another fastener alongside it

8.

The durability of a corrugated metal roof comes from the _____.

a)

purlins under the metal roofing sheets

b)

thickness (gauge) of the metal

c)

B) zinc coating on the sheets

d)

density of the corrugations

9.

In a closed-cut valley, the ends of the cut shingles on the intersecting roof surface are fastened

down by _____.

a)

a spot application of plastic asphalt cement placed under each shingle

b)

embedding the shingle edges in a 2" to 3" wide strip of plastic asphalt cement

c)

applying metal flashing over the shingles

d)

using roofing nails along the edge of the cut shingle

10.

All of the following are commonly used for drip edges and flashing except _____.

a)

aluminum

b)

fiberglass

c)

vinyl

d)

copper

11.

To prevent wind-driven rain from being forced back under hand-split wooden shakes, _____.

a)

use hardboard panels under each course of shakes

b)

use underlayment between each course of shakes

c)

cement each shingle down to the one below it

d)

apply waterproof membrane under the shakes

12.

What is the apex?

a)

A row of tile across the roof

b)

The draining edge of the roof

c)

Boards fixed to verge details

d)

The highest point of the roof where two slopes meet

13.

What does the term 'course' refer to in slate and tiling?

a)

The junction between two internal roof slopes

b)

A row of tiles across the roof

c)

Roof finishing's that do not require a mortar bed

d)

Covering of sheet material made from bitumen

14.

What is an eave?

a)

Materials cut so they form a close fit

b)

The line running along the top of two roof slopes

c)

The outer edges of the roof at the gable ends

d)

The draining edge of a roof

15.

What are flashing's?

a)

Weathering strips at roof junctions to make them weatherproof , normally made from lead but other materials can be used

b)

Used to glues tiles together

c)

Rooflights

d)

Tiles/ slates where the gauge is fixed by design