The process of building a structure that serves as a dwelling or a home in which a person lives or resides is called __________________________.

The five basic parts of a house include floors, walls, systems, roof, and

Which of the following IS NOT and example of green energy for a home?

What are the three common areas of a house?

A horizontal structural member located at the bottom of the studs and used to hold the wall together is called 

The vertical framing member in frame wall construction is called 

A horizontal structural member located on top of the studs and used to hold the wall together is called

This framing member is used to hold up a header, transferring the load of the header down to the sole plate...

A horizontal structural member used to support other structural members over openings, such as doors and windows...

Material used to restrict the flow of heat or sound from one surface to another is called 

In the picture, what is letter A pointing to?

In the picture, what is letter D pointing to?

In the picture, what is letter E pointing to?

In the picture, what is letter F pointing to?

When sketching our house, what type of scale did we use?

How many walls were we supposed to sketch and build?

On a 3/4 scale, how wide are studs?

In wood frame construction, how far apart are studs added to a wall?

An assembly of structural members joined to form a rigid framework, usually connected to form triangles.... (hint: they hold up the roof)