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WorksheetsBT DOORS QUIZ
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the required minimum scale for the blow-up details of wall openings like doors and windows in a complete set of Architectural Drawings?
1:10 Meters
1:20 Meters
1:50 Meters
1:100 Meters
According to the method of doing a Schedule of Openings, during which phase is the location of doors and windows most often predefined?
Construction phase
Design Development phase
Contract Documentation phase
Schematic phase
What is the function of placing tags (e.g., D-1) on each opening in the floor plan?
To denote the finish color of the frame.
To indicate the direction of swing.
To serve as the basis of the details in the separate sheet.
To specify the type of hardware used.
When putting necessary dimensions in the Schedule of Openings, the dimensions are for the actual opening and do not include which of the following?
Frame, sash, and hardware.
Header, sill, and stops.
Jambs, sill, and frames.
Thickness, width, and height.
Which kind of door normally swings on hinges fixed on a side jamb and may be pulled or pushed?
Folding Doors
Swinging Doors
By-Pass Doors
Surface Sliding Doors
Which door type glides on an overhead track and a long bottom guide/rail fixed on the floor, and may be used for both exterior and interior purposes?
Surface Sliding Doors
Pocket Sliding Doors
Pivoting Doors
By-Pass Doors
A door that is mounted on exposed overhead tracks and usually provides access through the full width of the doorway is classified as a:
By-Pass Door
Surface Sliding Door
Pocket Sliding Door
Pivoting Center Hung Door
Which type of sliding door glides on an overhead track and vanishes into a pocket or recess within a wall?
By-Pass Door
Surface Sliding Door
Pocket Sliding Door
Overhead Coiling Door
Which door type is commonly used to subdivide large interior spaces with door panels hinged to fold against each other when opened?
By-Pass Doors
Swinging Doors
Folding Doors
Pivoting Doors
Overhead Doors that open by traveling vertically and are gathered into a roll at the top are also known as:
Balanced Doors
Cantilevered Doors
Overhead Coiling Doors
Retractable Doors
Which door is supported by a pivot that is recessed in the floor at a point located on the center line of the door’s thickness?
Double Acting Door
Swinging Door
Pivoting Center Hung Door
Pivot Side Hung Door
Which of the following is not listed as a general classification of door frames?
Wooden Door Frame
Aluminum Door Frame
Iron Door Frame
Fiberglass Door Frame
A Pressed Steel Door Frame is manufactured from what material and thickness?
Steel angle iron, 40mm x 40mm x 6mm
Mild steel sheet, 6mm thick
T Iron sections, 1.25 mm thick
Mild steel sheet, 1.25 mm thick
Which steel door design includes subtypes like Half Glass with Muntin and Full Glass?
Louvered
Recessed Panel
Flush
Glass
A Knocked-Down steel door frame is characterized by:
Being permanently welded during fabrication.
Using a slip-on system for drywall construction.
Frames that are field assembled with rigidly interlocked frame joints.
Being fully welded along the head and jamb face.
Which of the following is listed as a type of door edge for a steel door?
Square Edge
Chamfered Edge
Overlapping Astragal
Butt Edge
What type of welded steel frame has the joint between the head and the jamb faces completely arc welded, but the soffit, stops, and rabbets are not welded?
Full Profile Welded
Continuously Welded
Face Welded
Fully Welded
What is the maximum size for a Steel Fire Door that must be equipped with self-latching closers?
0.915 meters x 2.440 meters
1.22 meters x 3.050 meters
1.00 meters x 2.100 meters
1.50 meters x 3.000 meters
Which of the following is not one of the three main types of wood doors?
Batten Doors
Stile Doors
Panel Doors
Flush Doors
A Wood Flush Door is defined as a door with:
Visible joints on both sides.
A solid wood core.
No visible seams on both sides or faces.
Glass or louver inserts.
The Hollow Core Flush Door is generally used for what application due to its light weight and little inherent insulation?
Exterior applications
Security purposes
Interior applications
Fire-rated openings
Which core material is always used in a Solid Core Flush Door because it is the most economical?
Particle boards
Mineral composition core
Bonded staved lumber blocks
Corrugated fiberboard
What are the vertical components in the framework of a Wood Panel Door called?
Rails
Mullions
Muntins
Stiles
In the framework of a Wood Panel Door, the Lockstile holds which piece of hardware?
The hinge
The threshold
The latch plate
The lockset
In the construction of a Batten Door, the vertical boards sheathing is nailed at right angles to which components?
Hinges and pivots
Ledgers or cross strips
Stiles and rails
Battens and braces
The two types of Sliding Glass Doors mentioned in the module are those that slide at a straight line or:
Slide only on an overhead track.
Slide around corners in a building.
Retract completely into the floor.
Swing outward and then slide.
What is the primary function of the metal facings on a Metal Covered Door (like a Kalamein door)?
A structural function
To provide sound insulation
A decorative or protective function
To increase door rigidity
What is the name of the Overhead Door that operates in vertical tracks on the door side frame and forms a canopy above the opening when fully opened?
Balanced Door
Retractable Door
Sectional Door
Canopy Door
Which Overhead Door type is suspended at its center and balanced throughout its operation by counterweights?
Cantilevered Door
Balanced Door
Sectional Door
Canopy Door
Doors that are constructed of various materials and faced with melamine plastic sheets, vinyl sheets, or other special-duty plastics are known as:
Flexible Doors
Coiling Doors
Plastic-Faced Doors
Metal Cladded Doors
The joint type for steel door frames specified as Full Profile Welded means the head and jamb profiles of which elements are completely arc welded internally and externally?
Only the faces of the head and jamb.
Only the stops and rabbets.
Soffit, stops, rabbets, faces, and returns.
Only the head and the sill.
What material are Flexible Doors typically made of?
Glass or aluminum
Canvas or fabric
Steel or wood
Plastic or rubber
What is the main reason Revolving Doors are chosen for large commercial and institutional buildings?
They deter unauthorized or undesired access.
They provide a continuous weather seal and eliminate drafts.
They can be operated by a chain hoist or electric motor.
They are made of either figured or polished tempered glass.
What is one of the available designs for Coiling or Rolling Doors?
Flush Door with Louver Inserts
Full Glass with Muntin
Steel or Aluminum Slatted Sections
Split Astragal Sections
Doors generally fabricated from extrusions and rolled shapes are known as:
Steel Doors
Wood Doors
Aluminum Doors
Metal Covered Doors
A door assembly of a fire-resistant door, door frame, and door hardware needed to protect the openings of a fire-rated wall is known as a:
Wood Panel Door
Steel Fire Door
Aluminum Door
Plastic-Faced Door
Which type of steel frame installation is typically used for a masonry wall and where the frame meets the wall flush?
Wrap-Around Installation
Butt-Frame Installation
Knock-Down Installation
Slip-on Drywall Installation
Which wood door design includes options like Panel with sash, Louvered Panel, and French door with divided lights?
Wood Flush Doors
Wood Panel Doors
Wood Batten Doors
Wood Sliding Doors
Doors that are specially fabricated for aircraft hangars are called:
Flexible Doors
Hangar Doors
Coiling Doors
Canopy Doors
A type of Overhead Door that is guided by horizontal tracks inside and recedes completely when opened is called:
Balanced Door
Cantilevered Door
Sectional Door
Retractable Door
