Worksheets4. Equal Slope Gable Roof
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
The cut on the rafter where it attaches to the ledger is called a plumb cut.
TRUE
FALSE
All rafters have a rafter tail.
TRUE
FALSE
Pitch is expressed as
Rise and Run in decimals
Rise and Run in inches
Rise and Run in centimeters
Sticky stuff on a tree
Rise is always expressed as 12"
TRUE
FALSE
A plumb cut is a square cut on the rafter.
TRUE
FALSE
HAP is measured from top of the plate to the top of the rafter.
TRUE
FALSE
The slope is
slippery
the length of the rafter per foot of run
the ratio of rise over run
the height of a drop
the length of the rafter per foot of run
unit rafter length
rafter length united
the slope
the total run
Measured perpendicular to the ridge, the ____ is the horizontal distance covered by a pair of common rafters, as measured from outside wall to outside wall.
slope
drop
span
Total Run is
a horizontal dimension which is equal to one half the span of an equal slope roof
a vertical dimension which is equal to one half the span of an equal slope roof
The number of 1' units in the total run, which is the total run divided by 1'.
Line length
Total rise
Totally awesome
Units of run in total run
The total rise is made up of
unit rises based on the number of units of run in total run
how many pounds an average body builder can deadlift
the hypotenuse of a right triangle
the units of run in projection is the number of 1' units in the projection
The hypotenuse of a right triangle based on the total run and total rise is
the projection
the slope
the total run
the line length
The base of the right triangle used to calculate the overhang is
the projection
the line length
the hypotenuse
the total rise
The units of run in projection is the number of ____ units in the projection
tiny
1'
1"
1.5'
The diagonal dimension measured from the line representing the outside edge of the building to the end of the rafter tail is
the overhang
the hypotenuse
the projector
the outer edge
The total rafter length is
the distance from the bow of the raft to the stern
the hypotenuse
the distance from the center of the ridge to the end of the rafter tail
in decimal feet
