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Carpet, Wallcovering, and Millwork Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which carpet fiber is the most common for commercial use due to abrasion resistance and resilience?

a)

Wool

b)

Olefin

c)

Nylon

d)

Polyester

2.

Which dye method gives carpet permanent color and is typical for hospitals and airports?

a)

Piece dyed

b)

Space dyed

c)

Solution dyed

d)

Greige dyed

3.

Which tufted construction is the MOST durable for heavily trafficked spaces?

a)

Cut & loop

b)

Loop pile

c)

Cut pile

d)

Tip shear

4.

Carpet tile is often selected over broadloom because:

a)

It is always cheaper

b)

Individual tiles can be replaced when damaged

c)

It has more color options

d)

It requires no subfloor prep

5.

Most commercial vinyl wallcovering is sold at what width?

a)

27"

b)

36"

c)

54"

d)

18"

6.

Wallcovering with a shiny finish requires:

a)

Rough wall texture

b)

A level 5 smooth wall finish

c)

Only random matching

d)

No seams

7.

Natural products like grasscloth will:

a)

Never show seams

b)

Always look identical on every roll

c)

Show shading and seams as a characteristic

d)

Be waterproof

8.

Railroading wallcovering means:

a)

Hanging sheets upside down

b)

Turning the bolt sideways

c)

Installing without adhesive

d)

Cutting only at door frames

9.

A random match means:

a)

The pattern must line up perfectly at seams

b)

No alignment is required between panels

c)

It must be rail-roaded

d)

It must use reverse hanging

10.

Full overlay cabinet doors:

a)

Recess into the frame

b)

Cover the entire face frame

c)

Use exposed hinges only

d)

Cannot use laminate finishes

11.

Inset cabinet doors:

a)

Cover part of the face frame

b)

Sit inside the frame and are flush with the cabinet

c)

Only work on frameless cabinets

d)

Are the cheapest option

12.

A joint cut at 45 degrees to form a seamless corner is a:

a)

Dado

b)

Miter joint

c)

Mortise and tenon

d)

Biscuit joint

13.

What does the cabinet “carcass” refer to?

a)

The decorative trim pieces only

b)

The structural box of the cabinet

c)

The countertop only

d)

The drawer hardware

14.

Shop drawings are created by:

a)

The interior designer

b)

The general contractor

c)

The furniture dealer

d)

The millworker / fabricator

15.

Designer drawings communicate:

a)

High-level design intent and aesthetics

b)

Exact construction joinery details

c)

Cabinet manufacturing methods

d)

Final fabrication cuts