20-19 Identify the steel item.

20-22 This item is identified as a:

20-23 Identify the item shown.

13-7 Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

20-24 Identify the item

13-8 Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

20-25 Identify the item.

20-26 Identify the item indicated by the arrow

13-9 The type of view shown in this image is called:

20-27 Identify the door swing.

20-28 Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

20-29 Identify the item shown.

13-10 In elevation, this symbol best describes what material?

20-30 Identify the item indicated by the arrow.

20-31 Identify the masonry unit shown.

20-32 Identify the masonry unit shown.

20-33 Identify the masonry unit shown.

Typical scale for drawing elevation is:

20-34 Identify the window type.

When are additional elevations required on a building?

20-35 Identify the wood joint.

20-36 Identify the siding shown.

A garage with only one or two walls in typically called a carport.

The interior part of a chimney is called a flu.

An entry hall and foyer serve the same purpose.

What information would you need to draw the elevations of a building?

Footings are the continuous concrete which supports the foundation wall.

A hip roof has no caves.

A hip roof has valleys.

Cement is a necessary component in concrete.

Water is necessary in the mixture of concrete.

Gravel is a necessary component of mortar.

Mortar is the material used to adhere masonry units together.

The glass in a window is called glazing.

A drain pipe that runs along the exterior of a basement wall is an Italian drain.

Asphalt covering of a roof is called sheathing.

Wood covering over the rafters or trusses is called decking.

Vinyl covering on the exterior of a house is called siding.

Vinyl siding & lap siding are the same product.

When making an elevation for a presentation what would be recommended?

All pipe penetrations through the roof are required to have shoes installed.

All sinks require vents.

All construction requires a subfloor of some type.

A sub-floor can be the finish floor.

Wood shingles do not meet building codes.

In wood construction the symbol "d" such as "3d", "6d", or "16d", represents sizes of screws.

Drywall is always attached with nails.

A groove cut into a door to receive the hinge is called a mortise.

Skylights drawn on a front elevation would appear to be:

The bottom of a window frame is called a stool.

The trim at the top of the ceiling & wall is a crown.

Knowing the direction of North on the Floor Plan, how would you label the elevations?

Drawer pulls & handles are considered hardware

Paint is considered a finish material.

A spilt HVAC unit has two parts.

A plug-in & outlet are the same.

Gravel is necessary component of concrete.

The material used under ceramic tile is called grout.

Shoe mold is located at the side of a door.

Shoe & base molding are often used together.