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WorksheetsUnderstanding Floor Plans and Layouts
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Housing Style test
Yes
No
Look at the picture, how many windows are there in the dining room?
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2
3
Pedestal Sink
Single Sink
Toilet
Bathtub
Picture Window
Double Hung Window
Doorway
Sliding door
Archway
Interior Doorway
Exterior Doorway
Window
Sink
Toilet
Heater
Bathtub
Dice
Button
Range
Oven
Washer
Water Heater
Window
Whatever
X marks the spot
Unused space
Shower
Stairs
Washer/Dryer Combo
Double sink
Double Windows
Double doors
Pocket Door
Barn Door
Sliding Door
Secret Panel
Weird Corner
Breakfast Nook
Bay Window
Bow Windwo
Hinged Door
Open Door
Door opening
Refrigerator
Roomba
Radio
Fireplace
Steps
Porch
Balcony
Door
Picture Window
Mirror on the wall
Secret Panel
Light switch
Toilet
Sink
Chair and table
Ramp
Stairs
Box
Window
Dryer
Single Sink
Which is a Floor Plan?
The interior layout of a structure appears in the ____________________.
elevation drawing
floor plan
site plan
schedules
The _________________ is the ratio of the size of the object as drawn to the size of the actual object.
key
symbol
scale
The _______________________identifies lines, symbols, and abbreviations used on a drawing.
legend
schedule
key
title block
All parts of the house that are needed to maintain and service other areas. Typical areas include the kitchen, laundry area, utility room, and garage.
Social Area
Work Area
Guest Area
Private Area
An area of the house, typically bedrooms and bathrooms, that offers the best setting for rest and relaxation. Generally used for sleeping, resting, grooming, and dressing.
Service Area
Work Area
Private Area
Multipurpose Area
An area of the house that provides space for daily living, entertaining, and recreation. Typically includes entrances, dining rooms, living rooms, and family rooms.
Private Area
Social Area
Multipurpose Area
Alcove
A simplified drawing that shows the size and arrangement of rooms, hallways, doors, windows, and storage areas on one floor of a home.
Sectional View
Floor Plan
Imperative
Plan View
Icons used on architectural drawings to represent plumbing and electrical fixtures, doors, windows, furniture, and other common objects in a house or structure.
Symbols
Model
Specifications
Construction Drawings
Architectural drawing that shows the finished exterior appearance of a given side of the house.
Model
Elevation View
Floor Plan
Template
Seven different lines commonly used on architectural drawings
Template
Model
Alphabet of lines
Alphabet soup
Architectural drawing that shows the outside views of the house
Schematic Drawing
Rendering
Exterior Drawing
A measurement of house size that refers to the amount of living space in the home.
Construction Drawings
Square Footage
Architectural Drawings
Floor plan
Architectural drawing that shows the finished exterior appearance of a given side of the house.
Model
Elevation View
Floor Plan
Template
