What does letter E represent?

What does letter C represent?

What does letter F represent?

What would you typically use to secure boards to each other when framing a house?

What length fastener should be used when building with 2x4's?

What does letter G represent?

What does letter B represent?

What does letter H represent?

What does letter D represent?

How a far apart should studs typically be?

What is the main vertical structure of a wall called?

What is the area left for a door or window is called?

Typically, how high will you find a light switch mounted from the ground?

Typically, how high will you find outlets mounted from the ground?

A horizontal, structural member that supports the load over an opening such as a door or window is called a _________

The lowest horizontal member of a wall or partition to which the studs are nailed is called the _________________.

In wall framing, the short framing stud that fills the space between the header and the top plate or between the sill and the base plate are called _______.

The full length stud next to the trimmer or jack stud in a wall opening is called a _______________.

Identify the Rough Opening

Identify the sill plate

Identify a plain stud

Identify the Cripple Stud

The lower potion of a framed wall that sits on the foundation is usually made of what?

What is the most common lumber used in framing?

What measurement is a standard "2x4"?

Which has a higher shear strength (the ability to bend rather than snap)?

How many studs are typically found in a corner?