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WorksheetsPLTW-CEA-2.1.1-2.1.2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What type of Stud are the arrows pointing at?
King
Queen
Trimmer
C
Cripple
The plate placed at the bottom of a wall.
Sill Plate
Sole Plate
Stud
Footing
A tar-impregnated paper used for water protection under roofing and siding materials.
Sheathing
Felt
Shingles
House wrap
An assembly of structural members joined to form a rigid framework, usually connected to form triangles.
Truss
Ridge Board
Girders
Rafter
The structural floor joined to the joists that support the finish flooring.
Joist
Finished floor
Sub-Floor
Foundation Floor
Material used to restrict the flow of heat, cold, or sound from one surface to another.
House Rap
Felt Roll
Insulation
House Wrap
A covering placed over exterior studs or rafters that serve as a base below the exterior finish materials.
House Wrap
Gypsum Board
Sheathing
Siding
What type of roof is shown ?
Gable
Shed
Gambrel
Hip
g
Member of a roof structural frame that supports the sheathing and other roof loads.
Rafter
Stud
Joist
Header
The Red arrow is pointing at a __________?
Top Plate
King Stud
Beam
Header
What type of roof is shown ?
Gable
Shed
Gambrel
Hip
g
The red arrow is pointing at the Plate.
Bottom Plate
Top Plate
Sill Plate
Sole Plate
The lowest, widest part of the foundation that distributes the load over a broad area of the soil.
Foundation Wall
Sole Plate
Footing
Bottom Plate
Steel bar used to reinforce concrete.
Tensile
Iron Bar
Rebar
Recoil Bar
A wall below, or partly below grade, to provide support for the exterior or other walls or other parts of the structure.
Non-Bearing Wall
Footings
Stud Wall
Foundation Wall
The finish board covering the edges of rafters and eaves.
Fascia
Rim Joist
Rafter
Truss
What type of roof is shown ?
Gable
Shed
Gambrel
Hip
g
The red arrow is pointing at a symbol that represents what type of material?
Truss
House wrap
Soffit
Insulation
A framing member that caps the end of the row of joists that support the floor.
Jamb
Rim Joist
Header
Beam
The thickness of a basement floor is generally 6 "
True
False
