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BT3 FINAL EXAM

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a combination of tread and riser which permits ascent and descent from one floor to another.

a)

Stair

b)

Step

c)

Flight

d)

Stair Case

2.

The upper horizontal portion of the step over which foot is placed during ascending or descending a stairway.

a)

Tread

b)

Step

c)

Landing

d)

Riser

3.

The vertical member of the step is known as _______.

It is used to support and connect successive treads.

a)

Stringer

b)

Landing

c)

Riser

d)

Flight

4.

A horizontal platform between two successive flight of a stair. It is used as a resting place during use of the stair.

a)

Step

b)

Riser

c)

Landing

d)

Tread

5.

It is the projecting part of the tread beyond the face of the riser.

Usually rounded to give good aesthetic effect to the treads and make staircase convenient and easy to use.

a)

Handrail

b)

Baluster

c)

Nosing

d)

Landing

6.

A continuous series of steps without any break between landings or landing and flooring is known as ________.

a)

Stair Case

b)

Flight

c)

Stringer

d)

Run

7.

The vertical height between the tread of one flight and the ceiling of the overhead construction is known as ________. 

a)

Ceiling

Height

b)

Riser

c)

Head Room

d)

Angle

8.

The vertical angle made by nosing line of the stair with the horizontal is known as _______ of the stair.

a)

Run

b)

Pitch

c)

Flight

d)

Tread

9.

The total length of the stair in horizontal plane including lengths of landings is known as ___________ of the stair.

a)

Flight

b)

Rise

c)

Run

d)

Slope

10.

These are the sloping members of a stair,

used to support the end of the steps. 

a)

Total Run

b)

Total Rise

c)

Stair

Beam

d)

Stringer

11.

The thickness of the RCC slab over which steps of RCC rest,

is known as ______.

a)

Landing

b)

Stringer

c)

Waist

d)

Slope

12.

An opening/closing structure used to block off an

Entrance.

a)

Enclosure

b)

Wall

c)

Door

d)

Partition

13.

IDENTIFY THE GIVEN PART OF THE DOOR.

a)

Door

b)

Panel

c)

Jamb

d)

Frame

14.

Identify the Given Door part:

a)

Hinged

b)

Jamb

c)

Door

Frame

d)

Panel

15.

This Type of Door move on a track as you push 

    them open so they don’t protrude on

    space at all.

a)

Hinged Door

b)

Panel Door

c)

Swing Door

d)

Sliding Door

16.

This doors turn on two rotates on the top and bottom of the door.

When they open, the panel looks like it’s part of the wall design, giving it a

    modern style.

a)

Rotating Door

b)

Pocket Door

c)

Pivot Door

d)

Hinged Door

17.

This doors have bi-directional hinges and no door handles, so one could easily

     walk through them, even while holding items, which makes them ideal for

     kitchens and dining rooms.

a)

Hinged Door

b)

Bi-Fold Door

c)

Saloon Door

d)

Double Swing

Door

18.

identify the Given Window Part:

a)

Stile

b)

Grilles

c)

Sash

d)

Rails

19.

Identify the Given Window Part:

a)

Sill

b)

Jamb

c)

Frame

d)

Stiles

20.

refers to a room containing

Toilet bowl and sinks or wash basins. This applies to both

residential and public facilities.

a)

Comfort Room

b)

Restroom

c)

Bathroom

d)

Washroom

21.

a room in a public building or workplace furnished

with amenities such as facilities for resting & personal hygiene.

a)

Wash Room

b)

Comfort Room

c)

Rest Room

d)

Toilet

22.

a small room or compartment that contains a flushing toilet.

a)

Toilet

b)

Water Closet

c)

Bathroom

d)

Comfort Room

23.

In American English, the most common term for a

private toilet is "_________", regardless of whether

a bathtub or shower is present.

a)

Wash Room

b)

Comfort Room

c)

Water Closet

d)

Bathroom

24.

in architecture, any division of a

building between vertical lines or planes,

especially the entire space included

between two adjacent supports

a)

Span

b)

Bay

c)

Section

d)

Sectional View

25.

Essentially two parallel flights of straight stairs joined by a landing that creates a 180-degree turn in the walk line.

a)

L Shaped

Stair

b)

U Shaped

Stair

c)

Curved

Stair

d)

Winder Stair