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Grade 9 Q3 Summative Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of roof is most suitable for a house located in a tropical climate where eave-line protection around the entire perimeter is desired?

a)

Gable Roof

b)

Shed Roof

c)

Hip Roof

d)

Saltbox Roof

2.

Which of the following roofs have asymmetrical sides or multiple slopes?

a)

Gable Roof and Shed Roof

b)

Hip Roof and Mansard Roof

c)

Dormer Roof and Gullwing Roof

d)

Saltbox Roof and Gambrel Roof

3.

For a townhouse roof in a crowded urban area, the client requests an extra habitable floor, windows for ventilation and light, and low overall building height to comply with zoning regulations. Which roof type will you recommend satisfying all these conditions?

a)

Mansard Roof

b)

Gambrel Roof

c)

Dormer Roof

d)

Hip Roof

4.

Which best defines a roof plan?

a)

A plan showing the elevation of the building’s roof

b)

A plan showing the materials used for roofing sheets

c)

A plan showing the structural members of the roof framing

d)

A plan showing the outline of the roof and major object lines like ridges and hips

5.

Which are steps in creating a roof plan?

a)

Select roofing sheets, install gutters, and apply ridge roll

b)

Color the roof plan, label parts, and add decorative elements

c)

Strip the roof covering, expose structural members, and install downspouts

d)

Draw the scaled floor plan, lay out eave lines, and finalize with dimensions

6.

You are designing a roof plan for a modern bungalow. The client requires a hip roof for style, proper gutter placement for drainage, and clear dimensions for builders. You have the scaled floor plan ready. What is the correct sequence of steps to meet all these requirements?

a)

Draw scaled floor plan → Lay out eave lines → Extend gutter width → Indicate downspout holes → Project hip roof layout → Add dimensions and labels

b)

Select roofing sheets → Install ridge roll → Draw scaled floor plan → Add decorative elements

c)

Strip roof covering → Expose structural members → Install gutters → Add labels

d)

Draw scaled floor plan → Color the roof plan → Add ridge roll → Finalize drawing

7.

Which rafter is laid diagonally from the corner of the plate or girts to the ridge?

a)

Hip Rafter

b)

Jack Rafter

c)

Valley Rafter

d)

Common Rafter

8.

What is the main purpose of a roof framing plan?

a)

To display the elevation view of the roof

b)

To illustrate the plumbing layout of the roof

c)

To show the color and texture of roofing materials

d)

To indicate the size and direction of framing members used to frame the roof

9.

Which of the following are types of rafters used in roof framing?

a)

Common Rafter, Hip Rafter, Valley Rafter

b)

Jack Rafter, Octagonal Rafter, Truss

c)

Hip Jack, Valley Jack, Cripple Jack

d)

All of the above

10.

Which statements collectively describe essential characteristics of truss types of roof frames?

a)

Built-up frame commonly used for long spans without intermediate supports

b)

Design composed of interconnected triangles for load distribution and rigidity

c)

Provides flexibility for interior spacing and minimizes column interference

d)

All of the above

11.

You are designing a roof framing plan for a sports gymnasium. The client requires: a roof that spans a wide area without intermediate columns; a structure that distributes loads efficiently and provides rigidity; and flexibility for interior space arrangement. Which roof framing type will best meet these requirements?

a)

Common Rafter

b)

Hip Rafter

c)

Truss Type

d)

Valley Rafter

12.

Which material is designed to obstruct the passage of sound, heat, or cold from one surface to another?

a)

Gypsum Board

b)

Insulation

c)

Acoustic

d)

Ceiling Joist

13.

What is the main purpose of a ceiling in a building?

a)

To replace wall partitions

b)

To serve as a foundation for flooring

c)

To provide structural support for the roof

d)

To prevent heat penetration and enhance aesthetics

14.

Which of the following are functions of a ceiling in a building? I. Adds beauty to the interior II. Serves as thermal insulator III. Provides direct water supply to occupants IV. Acts as the main structural foundation of the building V. Provides space for lighting fixtures VI. Provides direct water supply to occupants

a)

V and VI

b)

III, IV, and VI

c)

I, III, and V

d)

I and II

15.

Which technical terms are associated with fire protection in ceiling plans?

a)

Smoke Detectors and Sprinkler Systems

b)

Acoustic and Insulation

c)

Ceiling Joist and Gypsum Board

d)

Cornice and Soffit

16.

You are tasked to design a ceiling plan for a conference room. The client requests that the ceiling should minimize noise, prevent heat penetration, and accommodate lighting fixtures and fire protection devices. Which combination of materials and features will best meet these requirements?

a)

Gypsum board only

b)

Cornice and soffit only

c)

Ceiling joist without insulation

d)

Acoustic panels, insulation, and reflected ceiling plan with fixtures

17.

An architect is designing a ceiling plan for a modern office. The client requires: aesthetic appeal; fire safety; proper ventilation. Which elements should the architect include?

a)

Cornice, smoke detectors, and ventilation system

b)

Ceiling joist and gypsum board only

c)

Acoustic and insulation system

d)

Lighting fixtures only

18.

Which drawing shows the items located on the ceiling of a room or space?

a)

Floor Plan

b)

Roof Plan

c)

Reflected Ceiling Plan

d)

Site Development Plan

19.

What feature in a ceiling plan is responsible for air circulation within a room?

a)

Ventilation

b)

Lighting Fixtures

c)

Smoke Detector

d)

Wood Moulding

20.

Which of the following features are shown in a reflected ceiling plan? I. Ceiling joist, partitions, insulation, cornice II. Acoustic panels, gypsum board, soffit, hanger III. Exit signs, sprinkler heads, ceiling heights, air diffusers IV. Furniture layout, wall finishes, floor tiles, plumbing fixtures V. Recessed lighting, ceiling grids, speakers, skylight openings VI. Lighting fixtures, ventilation, smoke detector, wood moulding VII. Foundation footings, retaining walls, underground drainage, exterior landscaping

a)

I, III, and VI

b)

V, VI, and VII

c)

I, IV, and V

d)

III, V, and VII

21.

Which design elements should NOT be prioritized when creating a ceiling plan for functional and aesthetic efficiency?

a)

Selection of roof truss type for exterior load-bearing

b)

Distance from floor line to ceiling line level

c)

Light reflection and sound absorption

d)

3-D aspects of volumes and space

22.

As a designer, you are tasked to design a ceiling plan for a hotel lobby. The client emphasizes the need for proper air circulation, fire safety, and aesthetic appeal through lighting. Which combination of features should you include in the ceiling plan?

a)

Ventilation, smoke detectors, lighting fixtures

b)

Ceiling joist, gypsum board, cornice

c)

Acoustic panels, insulation only

d)

Partitions and soffit only

23.

A conference hall requires a ceiling plan that highlights interior design, promotes ventilation, and includes emergency safety features. Which elements should be prioritized in the design?

a)

Lighting fixtures, ventilation, smoke detectors

b)

Acoustic panels and insulation only

c)

Ceiling board, partitions, cornice

d)

Wood moulding and soffit only

24.

Which plan shows the orientation of ceiling-mounted items such as lighting fixtures and sprinklers?

a)

Floor Plan

b)

Roof Plan

c)

Reflected Ceiling Plan

d)

Site Development Plan

25.

Which steps are involved in drafting a reflected ceiling plan?

a)

Prepare and set the floor plan, sketch ceiling area, provide overhang, sketch partitions, darken edges and label

b)

Prepare and set the floor plan, color the ceiling, add decorative elements

c)

Provide overhang, add lighting fixtures, install insulation

d)

Sketch ceiling area, install fixtures, finalize with paint