Revit Start up view shows what?

Revit Properties Box is used for what?

In Revit how do you view multiple views on the screen at the same time?

In Revit what is the section called that has the tools within the tabs?

In Revit what is the section called that displays the tools used most often?

In Revit what does the view control bar do?

What is Revits user interface objective?

In Revit what is the section called on the bottom of the screen that prompts you to your next step?

In Revit what is the section called within the properties section where you can select a different type?

Which Revit tab would you open to make a schedule?

Which Revit tab would you open to dimension your house plan?

Which tool did you use to add the room tags?

Which tool will add the leader lines and notes detailing the wall?

Which part of the Revit window would you use to see an Elevation?

Which Revit tab would you use to make a wall section?

What is the purpose of the project browser?

When you start a new project,how do you specify the starting information contained in the new file?

Which symbol represents a range?

The foyer typically includes a:

Where are the overall building dimensions

placed?

Which symbol represents a dishwasher?

The decorative trim that covers the space

between the jamb and a rough opening of a

window is the:

Detailed window information is most likely

found on a/an:

The term used in building codes to describe

access is:

Item 8 represents a:

The kitchen work triangle, with all sides

added together, should avoid exceeding:

The term foyer applies to a/an:

The standard height for an overhead

garage door is:

An exterior floor supported on at least two

opposing sides by adjoining structures,

piers, or posts is a:

Which room would least likely be located

in the sleeping area?

A water-flushing plumbing fixture designed

to receive and discharge human waste is a:

The beveled member directly under a door

is the:

Item 12 represents a:

Item 3 represents a:

Which symbol represents feet on an

architectural plan?

Which term describes the angle of the roof

by comparing the horizontal run with the

vertical rise?

The rafter end enclosing the overhang is

covered by the:

Which is the term for the exterior edge

formed by two sloping roof surfaces?

A manufactured unit consisting of all the

members needed to perform the functions

of the rafters, ceiling joists, collars, and

knees is the:

A home built in an area that has large

amounts of snow should have:

Which part of the roof overhang can be

vented?

What is the name of static or fixed weights

of the structure itself?

The vertical distance shown on a roof slope

symbol is the:

In Revit how do you view multiple views on the screen at the same time?

What computer program do we use to create a 3D model of a building?

What type of template do we choose when we start a new project in Revit?

Before you can put a door on your room, you first need to build this...

If you want to raise a component off the ground, what number would you change?

What do you click to get something extra, such as a cabinet?

In this image of a door, what do the blue arrows do?

What does this tool do?

What is the measurement of the West wall in this image?

When using a 1/8 scale, every 1/8 inch on the drawing equals how much in real life?

How much flooring would be needed for a bathroom that is 6' - 0" by 10' - 6"?

What units do we use to measure the area of a room?

What units do we use to measure the area of a room?

A certain type of tile costs $0.90 per sq ft. How much would it cost to tile a bathroom that is 10' by 12'?

If you lived in a cold climate, what type of flooring would you most likely choose?

Which type of flooring is more appropriate for a bathroom?