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Carpentry ch 12

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

The most common type of framing used in residential construction is:

a)

ballon frame construction

b)

platform frame construction

c)

post and beam frame construction

d)

firestop construction

2.

Platform frame construction is sometimes called the

a)

Northern Frame

b)

Southern Frame

c)

Eastern frame

d)

Western frame

3.

A platform frame is easy to erect because

a)

only one-story buildings are constructed with this type of frame

b)

each platform may be constructed on the ground

c)

at each level a flat surface is provided om which to work

d)

fewer framing members are required

4.

Draft blocking is used to

a)

Slow the spread of fire

b)

serve as nailing for finish material

c)

reduce drafts and improve insulation

d)

all of the above

5.

In platform frame construction, the wall are

a)

assembled on the ground and lifted up to the floor level

b)

assembled at the same time the floor is being built

c)

assembled on the floor and then tilted up in place

d)

not put up until the roof is finished

6.

To reduce shrinkage in lumber

a)

use only #2 pine

b)

Use only framing lumber with proper moisture content

c)

wrap the lumber in plastic before using

d)

use only green lumber

7.

The type of construction where the wall studs and first-floor joists rest on the sill and the second-floor joist rest on a 1 x 4 ribbon is called ------- construction

a)

flush

b)

platform

c)

long stud

d)

ballon frame

8.

In Ballon frame construction, to prevent unequal settling of the frame due to shrinkage, the studs of bearing partitions rest directly on the

a)

sill

b)

girder

c)

ribbob

d)

stringer

9.

In platform frame construction, the wall plates also serve as

a)

joist

b)

studs

c)

fire-stops

d)

ribbons

10.

In a wood frame, a fire-stop in a wall might consist of dimension lumber blocking between

a)

studs

b)

ribbions

c)

plates

d)

sills

11.

Material installed to slow the movement of fire and smoke within smaller cavities during a fire is called

a)

retarders

b)

fire-stop blocking

c)

ribbons

d)

fire proofing

12.

The type of frame construction that uses fewer but larger pieces is

a)

post and beam

b)

platform

c)

ballon

d)

western

13.

In post-and-beam construction, when the roof members run parallel to the ridge beam, it is called a

a)

parallel frame

b)

long frame

c)

longitudinal frame

d)

latitudinal frame

14.

In post-and-beam construction, when the roof members run at right angels to the ridge beam it is called a

a)

Transverse frame

b)

angel frame

c)

slope frame

d)

cross frame

15.

When post-and-beam members are fastened together

a)

deck screws are used

b)

metal connectors are used

c)

glue is used

d)

no connection is necessary because of their weight

16.

For maximum saving on floors,______

a)

3/4 tongue-and-groove plywood is used over joists

b)

5/8 plywood is used

c)

2" thick Oak boards are used

d)

metal is used

17.

One of the disadvantages of a (n)____ roof is that interior partitions and other interior features must be planned around the supporting roof beam posts.

a)

platform

b)

ballon

c)

post-and-beam

d)

eastern

18.

Gluing plywood to the floor joists_____

a)

makes the floor weak

b)

increase floor insulation

c)

costs to much

d)

prevents squeaks and increases the floor stiffness

19.

IF a single layer of plywood sheathing is used on the exterior walls, it must be at least _____

a)

1/4" thick

b)

3/8" thick

c)

1/2" thick

d)

3/4" Thick

20.

House depths that are not evenly divisible by ____may waste floor framing and sheathing.

a)

Three

b)

four

c)

six

d)

ten

21.

To save money and materials for a subfloor, a building should be_____

a)

26-feet wide

b)

27 feet wide

c)

28 feet wide

d)

30 feet wide

22.

In the order of installation, the floor frame consists of

a)

subflooring, bridging, studs and partitions

b)

girders, posts, partitions, and sheathing

c)

girders, posts, sill plates, joists, bridging and sub-flooring

d)

sill plates, joists, sub-flooring, girders. and posts.

23.

Heavy beams that support the inner ends of floor joists are called

a)

bridging

b)

sub-flooring

c)

girders

d)

studs

24.

A girder may be made of

a)

a single sheet of plywood laying flat

b)

An I-shaped steel beam

c)

a 1" x 2" fir strip

d)

a single layer of OSB

25.

The size of a girder is best determined by

a)

professional architects or engineers

b)

the job foreman

c)

the contractor

d)

the job supervisor

26.

The process of filling in a small space with a thick paste of cement is called

a)

shimming

b)

leveling

c)

grouting

d)

jointing

27.

The ends of the girders are supported in the foundations wall by a

a)

chair

b)

pocket

c)

shoe

d)

tongue

28.

The framing member that lies directly on the foundation and is a bearing for the floor joists is the ______

a)

sill

b)

sill plate

c)

mudsill

d)

all of the above

29.

a type of wood that cam be used as a sills is _____

a)

ash

b)

pressure-teated lumber

c)

birch

d)

oak

30.

To take up irregularities between the foundation and the sill, use____

a)

plywood

b)

earth

c)

particle board

d)

sill sealer

31.

Steel girders usually come in one piece and are set in place with a

a)

crane

b)

hammer

c)

drill

d)

sill

32.

Floor joist are generally spaced ____on center

a)

10 inches

b)

16 inches

c)

20 inches

d)

22 inches

33.

In platform construction, the ends of the floor joist are capped with

a)

glue

b)

14-gauge metal

c)

a band joist

d)

bridging

34.

Joists should rest on at least____of bearing on wood

a)

1/2 inches

b)

1 1/2 inches

c)

1 inch

d)

2 inches

35.

The minimum and maximum lap of joist over the girder are

a)

2 inches and 10 inches

b)

4 inches and 14 inches

c)

3 inches and 12 inches

d)

5 and 16 Inches

36.

Too much over of joists at the girder will cause

a)

squeaking

b)

The floor to sag

c)

too much weight to be placed on the girder

d)

all of the above

37.

Floor joists are ____ members of a frame

a)

circular

b)

diagonal

c)

horizontal

d)

vertical

38.

Floor joists rest on and transfer the floor load to sill and _____

a)

girders

b)

hangers

c)

studs

d)

edges

39.

Notches in the bottom or top of sawn lumber floor joists should not exceed____of the joist depth

a)

one-twelfth (1/12)

b)

One eighth (1/8)

c)

one-sixth (1/6)

d)

one Third (1/3)

40.

Holes bored in floor joists for piping or wiring should not be closer than____ to the top or bottom of the joist

a)

2 inches

b)

3 inches

c)

3 1/3 inches

d)

4 inches

41.

When floor joists are laid out, the X on the side of the line indicates___

a)

The crown of the joist

b)

a mistake was made and X'd out

c)

The side of the line the joist is to be place

d)

an anchor bolt location

42.

To lay out the OC joist, the first one is set back a distance equal to

a)

one-half the joist thickness

b)

the width of the joist

c)

the thickness of the joist

d)

3/4inch, always

43.

It is important when installing floor joists to _____

a)

toe nail them to the sill with at least two 8d nails

b)

have the crowed edges up

c)

face nail them to a band joist with at least 3 8d nails

d)

all of the above

44.

Shortened floor joists at the end of floor openings are called

a)

headers

b)

tail joists

c)

jacks

d)

trimmers

45.

Bridging is installed between floor joists at interval not exceeding

a)

2 feet

b)

4 feet

c)

6 feet

d)

8 feet

46.

Solid wood, wood cross, and metal cross are three types of

a)

connectors

b)

bridging

c)

bracing

d)

scabs

47.

A quick and accurate way to mark a square end on a round column is to___

a)

use a square

b)

measure down from the other end several times

c)

use a pair of dividers

d)

wrap a piece of paper around it

48.

Do not fasten the bottom ends of wood cross bridge until_____

a)

the building is complete

b)

The windows have been installed

c)

The sub-flooring is fastened

d)

the interior partitions have been installed

49.

Strength of a floor system can be improved by changing from

a)

#1 grade to #2 grade

b)

16" OC to 19.2" OC

c)

2 x10 SPF to 2 x!0 Douglas fir

d)

engineered lumber to dimension lumber

50.

Dead load refers to

a)

Kiln dried lumber

b)

weight of building materials

c)

weight of people and furniture

d)

all of the above