Which of the following materials is often used in applications where the finished appearance of the material is not important, such as drawer bottoms or cabinet backs?

Which of the following lumber defects are usually found just at the ends of boards?

Which of the following terms refers to the size of a board that has been rough sawn from a log?

Which of the following is constructed of wood fibers that are joined under heat and pressure?

The presence of bark along the edge or corner of a piece of lumber is a defect called a(n) ____________.

A board measuring 1” x 6” x 10’ is ____________ wide.

A curve along the face, edge, or length of a board is a(n) ____________ and is caused by improper storage.

A thin-gauge nail used to avoid splitting the grain of the wood is called a(n) ____________.

When measuring lumber, all boards have ____________, width, and length.

In most cases, plywood is stronger than natural wood.

Nails have better holding power than screws.

Yellow wood glue will typically also work with metal, glass, and adhesives.

A branch in the tree leaves behind a defect called a wane.

A “two penny” nail is represented by the number and letter combination 2p.