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WorksheetsDTE 124 ROOF QUIZ
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 5mins
FLAT ROOF DORMER
SHED DORMER
WALL DORMER
HIP ROOF DORMER
KING POST TRUSS
FINK TRUSS
HOWE TRUSS
WARREN TRUSS
RIDGE
GUTTER
VALLEY
BUTTERFLY ROOF
GABLE ROOF
GAMBREL ROOF
FLAT ROOF
MANSARD ROOF
HIP ROOF
The top covering of a building, providing protection from weather and contributing to the building’s structural integrity.
Ridge
Soffit
Purlins
Roof
A roof with slopes on all four sides that converge at a ridge.
hip roof
gable roof
mansard roof
valley
A roof that is level or nearly level
valley
flat roof
butterfly roof
hip roof
A single sloping roof, often reffered to us a “skillion” or
“lean-to”.
Mansard Roof
Lean Roof
Shed Roof
Gable Roof
A four-sided roof with a double slope on each side, allowing for extra living space.
Gambrel Roof
Shed Roof
Mansard Roof
Valley
An inverted gable roof that slopes downwards towards the center.
shed roof
mansard roof
gambrel roof
Butterfly roof
The highest point of a roof where two slopes meet.
G.I Sheets
Ridge
Top Chord
Purlins
The lower edges of a roof that overhang the walls.
Soffit
Eaves
Ridge
Purlins
The underside of the eaves.
Overhang
Soffit
Gutter
Facia Board
A horizontal board running along the edge of the roof.
Facia Cap
Gutter
Facia Board
Eaves
Channels along the eaves that collect and direct rain water.
Facia Board
down spout
Eaves
Gutters
The angle formed by the intersection of two sloping roof surfaces.
Butterfly roof
Valley
Hip roof
Intersection roof
A structure that protrudes from the sloped roof, typically containing a window.
gable rood
shedlight
Dormer
window light
Comprises of series of smaller triangles for lightweight support.
queen post truss
king post truss
Fink truss
howe truss
