WorksheetsBSD Quiz No. 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What type of wood that recovers rapidly?
Maple Wood
Pine Wood
Bamboo Wood
Ash Wood
Which are not promote green building codes?
Responsible Building
Advanced Technologies Long-term Energy Effeciency
Accommodate Future Modifications
What is the term for the movement of water vapor or liquid water through a building envelope system?
Moisture transfer
Heat transfer
Air leakage
Water infiltration
What is the term for the ability of a building envelope material to resist moisture transfer?
Impermeability
Permeability
Porosity
Absorbency
Which of the following is NOT a primary mechanism of moisture transfer through building envelope systems?
Diffusion
Convection
Heat transfer
Capillary Action
What is the purpose of installing weather barriers in building envelope systems?
To reduce heat transfer
To prevent moisture transfer
To improve indoor air quality
To increase energy efficiency
A metal frame element with a corresponding surface treatment which is weather resistant, earthquake resistant and has a resistant from harmful effects of uv rays.
wood
cement
steel
fire
Which of the following is NOT made of steel?
roofing sheets
i-beams
h-beams
none-of the above
Which of the following is a sign of moisture damage in buildings?
Cracks in concrete
Mold growth on walls
Stronger structure
Increased temperature inside the building
Why is durability an important factor in building construction?
It ensures the building remains strong and safe over time
It increases maintenance costs and repairs
It makes the building look more stylish
It allows the structure to deteriorate faster
It refers to the balanced arrangement of elements on either side of an axis or central point.
Mass and Space
Balance
Proportion
Symmetry
It refers to the distribution of visual weight within the design.
Mass and Space
Balance
Proportion
Symmetry
Which building material is commonly used to improve heat resistance in structures?
Aluminum
Expanded polystyrene
Fiber-reinforced concrete
Plywood
Refers to the visual elements and design principles used to create a building's exterior and interior appearance.
Pattern
Decoration
Massing
Unity
Determines how a building's form and scale relate to its surroundings and it also integrates a building's volumes to create a visually appealing whole
Pattern
Decoration
Massing
Rhythm
