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WorksheetsDay 113-Jan 23-worksheet-Diploma-Carpentry & joinery
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which operation is defined as the art of dressing the edges of timber pieces to make them straight and square with the face?
Planning
Shooting
Chamfering
Scribing
A chamfer having an angle other than 45° is specifically termed as:
Stopped chamfer
Bead
Bevel
Groove
Which joint is strong but clumsy in appearance and commonly used in temporary structures like centering?
Lapped joint
Fished joint
Butt joint
Dowelled joint
The joint used to extend the width of timber boards for superior works is:
Butt joint
Splayed joint
Tongued and grooved joint
Rebated joint
Which joint is used for secret nailing in boarding work?
Ploughed and tongued joint
Rebated joint
Rebated tongued and grooved joint
Matched and beaded joint
Which joint is used mainly for roofing purposes and connecting members of bigger size?
Bridle joint
Birds mouth joint
Oblique tenon joint
Halved joint
The joint formed by cutting a tenon in one member fitting into a mortise in another is called:
Cogged joint
Chase mortise joint
Mortise and tenon joint
Bridle joint
The process of taking off shavings from timber using a planer is called (a) .
Covering the exposed surface of timber with thin slices of wood for decoration is called (a) .
The timber lining provided on the lower part of a masonry wall is known as (a) .
Semi-circular projections formed on timber edges are known as (a) .
Rough wooden blocks fixed in walls to support architraves are called (a) .
The simplest form of lengthening joint is the (a) joint.
Matched and beaded joints are used to avoid ugly appearance caused due to timber (a) .
A joint formed by cutting half the depth of each member meeting at right angles is called a (a) joint.
