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CORE Module 3 Intro Const. Math Trade Terms Sections 2-5 (14)

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Carrying a significant amount of weight and/or providing necessary structural support. A _______ wall typically carries some portion of the roof’s weight and cannot be removed without risking structural failure or collapse.

a)

Brick

b)

Loadbearing

c)

Stem

d)

Fire

2.

The part of a fraction below the dividing line. For example, the 2 in 1⁄2 is the _______. It is equivalent to the divisor in a long division problem.

a)

Exterminator

b)

Terminator

c)

Denominator

d)

Numerator

3.

The part of a fraction above the dividing line. For example, the 1 in 1⁄2 is the _______. It is equivalent to the dividend in a long division problem. 

a)

Terminator

b)

Exterminator

c)

Denominator

d)

Numerator

4.

A vertical support inside a wall to which the wall finish material attaches. The base of a _______ rests on a horizontal baseplate, and a horizontal cap plate rests on top of a series of these items.

a)

Pony

b)

Mare

c)

Stud

d)

Mule

5.

Lengths of wood or steel that usually support floors, ceilings, or a roof. Roof _______ will be at the same angle as the roof itself, while floor and ceiling _______ are usually horizontal.

a)

Footer

b)

Header

c)

Joists

d)

Stud

6.

The amount of space contained within a three-dimensional space.

a)

Area

b)

Mass

c)

Unit

d)

Volume

7.

The quantity of matter present.

a)

Area

b)

Mass

c)

Unit

d)

Volume

8.

A standardized quantity used for a particular kind of measurement.

a)

Force

b)

Mass

c)

Unit

d)

Volume

9.

A three-dimensional object whose sides are all the same length.

a)

Cube

b)

Mass

c)

Unit

d)

Volume

10.

A push or pull on a surface. In this module, a force is the weight of an object or a fluid.

a)

Force

b)

Mass

c)

Cube

d)

Volume

11.

A combination of a whole number with a fraction or decimal. Examples of _______ _______ are 3 7/16 and 1 1/4.

a)

Common Fractions

b)

Mixed Number

c)

Improper Fraction

d)

Equivalent Fractions

12.

Fractions having different numerators and denominators but still having equal values, such as the fractions 1⁄2  and 2⁄4.

a)

Common Fractions

b)

Mixed Number

c)

Improper Fraction

d)

Equivalent Fractions

13.

A fraction whose numerator is larger than its denominator. For example,  6∕3  is an _______ _______.

a)

Common Fractions

b)

Mixed Number

c)

Improper Fraction

d)

Equivalent Fractions

14.

To reverse the order or position of numbers. In fractions, It means reversing the positions of the numerator and denominator, so 3⁄4  becomes 4⁄3. When dividing by fractions, one fraction is _______.

a)

Reverted

b)

Subverted

c)

Pi

d)

Inverted