Unit 16 Basic Construction Flashcards
1
Q
R-value refers to A resistance to the transfer of heat. B resistance to termite infestation. C reduction in construction costs. D high-end residential zoning.
A
A resistance to the transfer of heat.
2
Q
Pressure-treated lumber is used A to improve the appearance of a home. B to help prevent termite infestation. C to increase the R-value. D for moisture resistance in bathrooms.
A
B to help prevent termite infestation.
3
Q
The vertical framing member of a wall is a A sole plate. B girder. C joist. D stud.
A
D stud.
4
Q
Based on the cost per square foot of living space, which of the following is the MOST economical house design? A Split-level B One-story C Two-story D Tri-level
A
C Two-story
5
Q
BTUs A measure heat. B describe insulation value. C determine roof slope. D are a description of a window style.
A
A measure heat.
6
Q
The foundation wall rests on top of the A footing. B sill. C girder. D floor joist.
A
A footing.
7
Q
A certificate of occupancy is required I from the local building department. II before anyone can move into a home. A I only B II only C Both I and II D Neither I nor II
A
C Both I and II
8
Q
The lowest wooden part of residential construction is the A sill. B foundation wall. C footing. D ridge board.
A
A sill.
9
Q
The highest part of the frame construction is the A soffit. B rafter. C ridge board. D ceiling joist.
A
C ridge board.
10
Q
The following are components of an eave EXCEPT A the soffit. B the fascia board. C the header. D the frieze board.
A
C the header.
