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Intro to Construction

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following supports might run under the floor of a building?

a)

Stud

b)

Joist

c)

Beam

d)

Rafter

2.

Which of the following supports is placed within the walls of a building?

a)

Stud

b)

Joist

c)

Beam

d)

Rafter

3.

Which of the following supports might run over openings (like windows and doors) in a building?

a)

Stud

b)

Joist

c)

Beam

d)

Rafter

4.

Which of the following supports runs along the ceiling (under the roof) of a building?

a)

Rafter

b)

Beam

c)

Stud

d)

Joist

5.

The white cover that you see in the photo is an example of _______________. It is meant to protect against air & water leaks

a)

Wrapping

b)

Sheathing

c)

Drywall

d)

Subfloor

6.

The board in the photo is laying on top of floor joists. It will go beneath the flooring, so it is ______________________.

a)

Wrapping

b)

Sheathing

c)

Subfloor

d)

Drywall

7.

The green boards in the photo is attached to the studs, and adds support to the structure. It is:

a)

Wrapping

b)

Sheathing

c)

Drywall

d)

Subfloor

8.

This photo shows examples of:

a)

Floor joists

b)

Floor studs

c)

Floor beams

d)

Floor rafters

9.

This photo shows examples of:

a)

Beams

b)

Joists

c)

Rafters

d)

Studs

10.

This photo shows an example of TWO terms. Check them below:

a)

Beam

b)

Stud

c)

Rafter

d)

Joist

11.

Before building can begin, or changes can be made, builders often have to get ___________________ from the city.

a)

Permits

b)

Grants

c)

Contracts

d)

Sour Patch Kids

12.

The person/company that a builder is building for is their:

a)

Boss

b)

Client

c)

Director

d)

Lead

13.

When parts of a structure must be built a specific way, this means that they are following:

a)

Rules

b)

Code

c)

Standards

d)

Protocol

14.

Can we fix it?

a)

Yes, we can.

b)

No, we can't.

c)

I guess, maybe.

d)

Absolutely not.

15.

Which of the following is NOT a career within the Architecture and Construction pathway?

a)

Floral designer

b)

Carpenter

c)

Bricklayers

d)

Electricians

16.

Which of these careers must plan and design buildings, including residences, office buildings, and other properties?

a)

Electrician

b)

Architect

c)

Drywall installer

d)

Plumber

17.

Which of these careers must construct, install, or repair fixtures made of wood?

a)

Carpenter

b)

Electrician

c)

Plumber

d)

Stonemason

18.

Which of these careers must install and repair electrical wiring in homes and businesses?

a)

Plumber

b)

Carpenter

c)

Electrician

d)

Paver

19.

Which of these careers must perform manual labor to maintain or repair highways and roads?

a)

Crane operators

b)

Commercial divers

c)

Highway maintenance workers

d)

Interior designers

20.

Which of these careers must plan, design, and furnish the inside of buildings?

a)

Interior designer

b)

Painter

c)

Architect

d)

Plumber

21.

Which of these careers must plan and design outdoor spaces and land areas?

a)

Surveyor

b)

Brickmason

c)

Landscape architect

d)

Linesman

22.

Which of these careers must work with pipelines that carry water to and from kitchens and bathrooms?

a)

Painter

b)

Plumber

c)

Carpenter

d)

Electrician

23.

When parts of a structure must be built a specific way, this means that they are following:

a)

Rules

b)

Code

c)

Standards

d)

Protocol

24.

The person/company that a builder is building for is their:

a)

Boss

b)

Client

c)

Director

d)

Lead

25.

Before building can begin, or changes can be made, builders often have to get ___________________ from the city.

a)

Permits

b)

Grants

c)

Contracts

d)

Chicken pox