The term for a material installed over a roof membrane to prevent wind uplift and shield the membrane from sunlight.

Which among the following trusses has no vertical web?

Where a rafter is provided with eaves, what will be the cut at the underside of the rafter to bear on the top of the wall below it?

The roof member that supports the rake overhang.

When a gable or hip roof is not provided with a ceiling joist, what alternative structural element is provided to maintain stability for the rafters?

A structure protruding through the plane of a sloping roof usually containing a window & having its own smaller roof.

A vertical pipe for conducting water from a roof to a lower level.

The exposed vertical face of an eave.

A rafter in a rake overhang.

A roof consisting of two oppositely sloping planes that intersect at a level ridge.

A membrane roof assembly in which the thermal insulation lies above the membrane.

A shortened rafter that joins a hip or valley rafter.

A short wall under the slope of a roof.

The sloping edge of a steep roof.

The horizontal edge at the low side of a sloping roof.

The underside of a horizontal element of a building, especially the underside of a roof overhang.

Roofing tile having S-shaped cross section laid so the downturn of one overlaps the upturn of the next in same course.

Which of the following insulating materials for low-slope (flat) roofs is fire resistant and therefore compatible with hot bitumens (asphalt)?

A trough formed by the intersection of two roof slopes.

Which kind of roof is most appropriate for using shingles?

A roof membrane laminated from layers of asphalt-saturated felt or other fabric, bonded together with bitumen.

A strip of material with a sloping face used to ease the transition from a horizontal to a vertical surface at the edge of a membrane roof.

Which of the following is not a roof membrane?

What is the primary purpose of roofing?

Which of the following wood roof systems has ceilings customarily left exposed?