WorksheetsWindows and doors
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is the purpose of a door? Check all that applied.
provide access from the outside into a building.
used for light and ventilation of interior spaces.
provide passage between interior spaces.
open up area
Well-positioned windows can (a) heating and cooling bills.
The wall opening into which a door frame or window is fitted.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
The uppermost member of a door frame or window.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
Either of the two side members of a door frame or window.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
Trim that finishes the joint between a door frame and its rough opening.
Head
Rough opening
Jamb
Stop
Casing
The framework of a window in which panes of glass are set. It can be fixed or movable.
Sash
Pane
Sill
Glazing
Muntins
One of the divisions of a window or single unit of glass set in a frame.
Sash
Pane
Sill
Glazing
Muntins
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding
Swinging
Revolving
Bifold
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding Door
Pocket Door
Swinging Door
Revolving Door
Bifold Door
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding Door
Pocket Door
Swinging Door
Revolving Door
Bifold Door
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding Door
Pocket Door
Swinging Door
Revolving Door
Bifold Door
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding Door
Pocket Door
Swinging Door
Revolving Door
Bifold Door
Identify the window type in the image.
Awning
Casement
Jalousie
Double-Hung
Fixed
Identify the window type in the image.
Awning
Casement
Jalousie
Double-Hung
Fixed
Identify the window type in the image.
Awning
Casement
Jalousie
Double-Hung
Fixed
Identify the window type in the image.
Awning
Casement
Jalousie
Double-Hung
Fixed
The item labelled "D" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
The item labelled "E" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
The item labelled "J" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
The item labelled "J" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
The item labelled "F" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
The item labelled "G" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Sill
Rail
Stile
Upper sash in the image shown is labelled ...
A
B
C
E
I
Channel in the image shown is labelled ...
A
B
C
E
I
Casing in the image shown is labelled ...
A
B
C
E
I
a horizontal support of timber, stone, concrete, or steel across the top of a door or window
gable
hip roof
porch
lintel
a frame holding the glass in a window, typically one of two sliding frames
Sash
Bay Window
Transom
Sidelight
What is the purpose of a door? Check all that applied.
provide access from the outside into a building.
used for light and ventilation of interior spaces.
provide passage between interior spaces.
open up area
Identify the door type in the image.
Sliding Door
Pocket Door
Swinging Door
Revolving Door
Bifold Door
Common materials for doors are ...
Timber
Glass
Metal
Concrete
Plastic
Door is an opening that allow access and egress to and from internal spaces of a building.
TRUE
FALSE
Door opening and closing mechanism can be ...
Swinging
Sliding
Rolling
Folding
Running
Functional requirements for doors are ...
Provide security
Provide privacy
Strong and stable
Provide heat and sound insulation
Door's components that is fixed to the wall is ...
Door frame
Door leaf
Door handle
Door rail
Door's components that is fixed to the wall is ...
Door frame
Door leaf
Door handle
Door rail
The item labelled "A" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Mullion
Threshold
Transom
The item labelled "B" in the image shown is ...
Head
Jamb
Mullion
Threshold
Transom
The item labelled "A" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "C" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "B" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
The item labelled "D" in the image shown is ...
Rail
Mullion
Stile
Panel
Jamb
Flush door shown in the image is ...
Solid core
Skeleton core
Cellular core
Hard core
Honey core
