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VDA - Floor (Part 1/2)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The level, base surface of a room or hall upon which one stands or walks

a)

Floor

b)

Deck

2.

The structural surface to which flooring or roofing is applied

a)

Floor

b)

Deck

3.

The wearing surface of a floor, usually laid over a subfloor

a)

Finish floor

b)

Floor framing

c)

Joist

d)

Bridging

4.

A base for a finish floor, consisting of boards, plywood, or other structural sheathing laid over and fixed to the floor joists

a)

Subfloor

b)

Header

c)

Trimmer

d)

Rim joist

e)

Tailpiece

5.

A framing member crossing and supporting the ends of joists, studs, or rafters, so as to transfer the weight to parallel joists, studs, or rafters

a)

Subfloor

b)

Header

c)

Trimmer

d)

Rim joist

e)

Tailpiece

6.

A beam, joist, or rafter supporting one end of a header at the edge of an opening in a floor or roof frame

a)

Subfloor

b)

Header

c)

Trimmer

d)

Rim joist

e)

Tailpiece

7.

A joist set on top of the sill and forming the perimeter of wood-framed floor. Also called header.

a)

Subfloor

b)

Header

c)

Trimmer

d)

Rim joist

e)

Tailpiece

8.

A relatively short beam, joist, or rafter supported by a wall at one end and by a header at the other. Also called stringer.

a)

Subfloor

b)

Header

c)

Trimmer

d)

Rim joist

e)

Tailpiece

9.

Bridging consisting of short boards fixed vertically between floor or roof joists

a)

Solid bridging

b)

Crossbridging

10.

Bridging composed of diagonal braces set in pairs between floor or roof joists

a)

Solid bridging

b)

Crossbridging

11.

Material, such as masonry or concrete, for filling the spaces between joists or beams in or on top of a masonry wall, stiffening the members, and providing increased fire resistance

a)

Beam fill

b)

Beam pocket

c)

Firecut

d)

Decking

e)

Shear stud

12.

An opening in the vertical face of a structural member to receive a beam

a)

Beam fill

b)

Beam pocket

c)

Firecut

d)

Decking

e)

Shear stud

13.

An angular cut at the end of a joist or beam where it enters a masonry wall, allowing the member to fall without damaging the wall if it burns through somewhere along it length

a)

Beam fill

b)

Beam pocket

c)

Firecut

d)

Decking

e)

Shear stud

14.

Self-supporting units of wood, metal, or concrete capable of spanning beams, joists, rafters, or purlins and serving as a base for flooring or roofing

a)

Beam fill

b)

Beam pocket

c)

Firecut

d)

Decking

e)

Shear stud

15.

A steel pin welded to the top flange of a steel beam or girder and embedded in a concrete slab so as to cause the beam and the concrete to act as a structural unit

a)

Beam fill

b)

Beam pocket

c)

Firecut

d)

Decking

e)

Shear stud

16.

Metal decking serving as permanent formwork for a reinforced concrete slab until the slab can support itself

a)

Form decking

b)

Acoustic decking

c)

Composite decking

17.

Metal decking containing glass fiber between the perforated webs of ribbed decking or in the perforated cells of cellular decking, used as a sound-absorbing ceiling

a)

Form decking

b)

Acoustic decking

c)

Composite decking

18.

Metal decking serving as permanent formwork and tensile reinforcement for a concrete slab bonded to it by a deformed or dovetail rib pattern

a)

Form decking

b)

Acoustic decking

c)

Composite decking

19.

Sheet steel strengthened for use as floor or roof decking by cold-rolling a series of ribs or flutes into it, and usually galvanized for corrosion resistance

a)

Metal decking

b)

Cellular decking

c)

Access flooring system

20.

Metal decking manufactured by welding a corrugated steel sheet to a flat steel sheet, forming a series of raceways for electrical wires and cables

a)

Metal decking

b)

Cellular decking

c)

Access flooring system

21.

A system of removable and interchangeable floor panels supported on adjustable pedestals or stringers to allow free access to the space beneath

a)

Metal decking

b)

Cellular decking

c)

Access flooring system

22.

Material used for the wearing surface of a floor, such as hardwood, terrazzo, or floor tile

a)

Finish flooring

b)

Wood flooring

c)

Strip flooring

d)

Plank flooring

23.

Finish flooring in the form of wood strips, planks, or blocks

a)

Finish flooring

b)

Wood flooring

c)

Strip flooring

d)

Plank flooring

24.

Flooring composed of long, narrow wood strips, usually side- and end-matched

a)

Finish flooring

b)

Wood flooring

c)

Strip flooring

d)

Plank flooring

25.

Flooring composed of boards wider than strip flooring, usually side- and end-matched

a)

Finish flooring

b)

Wood flooring

c)

Strip flooring

d)

Plank flooring

26.

Flooring composed of square units preassembled at the mill and usually installed with mastic over a wood subfloor or concrete slab

a)

Block flooring

b)

Solid block flooring

c)

Engineered flooring

27.

Long-wearing flooring composed of solid wood blocks set in adhesive with their grain oriented vertically

a)

Block flooring

b)

Solid block flooring

c)

Engineered flooring

28.

Laminated wood flooring made by pressure-gluing cross piles for greater dimensional stability and having a wear layer of solid, often prefinished hardwood

a)

Block flooring

b)

Solid block flooring

c)

Engineered flooring

29.

A flooring block made by joining short lengths of strip flooring edgewise, usually tongued on two adjoining sides and grooved on the other two to ensure proper alignment in setting

a)

Unit block

b)

Laminated block

c)

Slat block

30.

A flooring block made by bonding three or more wood veneers with a moisture-resistant adhesive, usually tongued on two opposing sides and grooved on the other two to ensure proper alignment in setting

a)

Unit block

b)

Laminated block

c)

Slat block

31.

A flooring block made by assembling narrow slats or fingers of hardwood into larger units

a)

Unit block

b)

Laminated block

c)

Slat block

32.

A floor composed of short strips or blocks of wood forming a pattern, sometimes with inlays of other woods or other materials

a)

Parquet

b)

Parquetry

c)

Hollow-backed

d)

Sleeper

33.

Mosaic work of wood used for floors and wainscoting

a)

Parquet

b)

Parquetry

c)

Hollow-backed

d)

Sleeper

34.

Of or pertaining to a wood or stone piece having a back face hollowed out so that it can fit more tightly against an irregular surface

a)

Parquet

b)

Parquetry

c)

Hollow-backed

d)

Sleeper

35.

Any of a number of wooden strips laid upon a concrete slab to provide a means of attaching a subfloor or flooring

a)

Parquet

b)

Parquetry

c)

Hollow-backed

d)

Sleeper