Carpenter – Third Period

Chinked log buildings have ____ notches.

Select all that are true about the chinking process in log buildings. (3/5)

A characteristic of double hung windows is ____.

____ mm nails should be placed in every second hole when installing a window.

38 mm nails should be placed in every ____ hole when installing a window.

38 mm nails should be placed in every second hole when installing ____.

The nailing guidelines for windows installed into brick mold are to place nails every ____ mm around the perimeter and near corners.

Which of the following are acceptable methods for attaching a column to a base in heavy timber construction? Select all that apply (4/5)

Metal plates, angles and U-straps are all acceptable methods for attaching a column to a base in ____.

Which of the following are true about heavy timber members and fire. Select all that apply (4/5)

When referring to windows, a ____ will swing in instead of out.

A beam that is only supported at each end is called a ____.

Which of the following is true in regards to fire resistance rating in a suspended ceiling system? Select all that apply (3/5)

In order for ____ to be fire rated, special expansion joints and cross tees must be used.

Fire resistance ratings for ____ are calculated from the interior only.

A box of deck screws has the following information on the label: 8×3 1100pcs ◾️#2. The gauge of the screw is represented by ____.

When working with heavy or thick material a screw gauge of # ____ is best.

The head jamb length for a 760 mm door would be ____ mm longer than the door.

For a standard sized door ____ mm needs to be added to the height of the door to accommodate side jamb length.

In reference to metal framing, ____ gauge should only used for partition walls.

In reference to metal framing, 25 gauge should only used for ____ walls.

____ accept the load from one member and pass that load directly to another member.

____ columns are known for for being large expensive ornate columns with lavish ornamentation at the top carved to resemble leaves and flowers.

Industrial grade glulam is most commonly used for ____.

Which of the following are true about glulam beams. Select all that apply (3/5)

The allowed screw spacing when fastening drywall to a ceiling is ____ mm.

The allowed screw spacing when fastening ____ is 300 mm.

When fastening drywall to a ceiling, screw spacing should be no more than ____ mm on butt joints.

____ are used when there is a projection through the roof.

For butcher block countertops, the best type of wood to use is ____.

Always leave room for a(n) ___ between a door and the metal stud when framing a door.

Frames that are ____ have either corner tabs or another type of alignment component to keep joints tight.

To accommodate carpet installation, the bottom of the door frame should be ____ mm above the plywood floor.

The bottom of a door frame should be placed 20 mm above the ____.

A rough opening for an exterior door should be framed by adding an extra ____ mm to the width of the doorframe.

Decking adjacent joints are staggered by a minimum of 600 mm when utilizing a ____ pattern.

Decking adjacent joints are staggered by a minimum of ____ mm when utilizing a controlled random pattern.

Which of the following are deck laying patterns? Select all that apply (3/5)

In order to frame a window into a metal stud wall the track above and below the window must be ____ mm longer than the window.

Which of the following are true for a carpenters role in window installation for large commercial projects. (5/6)

Three nails are required at each support for deck planking that is greater than ____ wide.

Deck planking that is less than 140 mm wide requires ____ nail(s) at every support.

____ are driven in place by wedging the sleeve against the walls.

Which of the following all are true about carbide tip drill bits. Select all that apply (3/5)

Beams and posts need to have a thickness of at least ____ mm to be classified as sawn timber.

Beams and posts need to have a thickness of at least 140 mm to be classified as ____.

Post and beam structures as well as timber framed structures are defined as having ____.

Board and batten is a common type of ____.

A characteristic of board and batten siding is ____.

____ is the Roman term that describes a wedge shaped or tapered stone used to construct an arch.

The Roman term “Voussoirs” best translates in English to ____.

Applying vertical pieces is the ____ step when installing expansion joists between two large roof sections.

When drywall is attached to metal studs, the edges require a screw every ____ mm.

When ____ is attached to metal studs, the edges require a screw every 150 – 200 mm.

Which of the following are true for methods of bending a gypsum board. Select all that apply (3/5)

Which of the following is true in regards to the use of mudsills on top of concrete slabs. Select all that apply (3/5)

____ distribute load over an area sufficient to gain load-bearing capacity and to allow for shores to be fixed into position.

Snap tie systems can not be used ____.

In loose framing ____ wedge(s) are required per tie end.

____ rounded to the nearest mm, is the unit rise of a stair if the floor to floor measurement is 2420 and the desired number of rises is 14.

In concrete forming, ____ are rated in tensile strength.

Because of tensile forces, round concrete structures tend to ____ if they are not properly reinforced.

A blueprint has the following number directed at a stair: 2420 . 14R@173

The total rise is represented by ____.

A blueprint has the following number directed at a stair: 2866 . 16R@179.1

The total rise is represented by ____.

A blueprint has the following number directed at a stair: 2420 . 14R@173

The unit rise is represented by ____.

A blueprint has the following number directed at a stair: 2866 . 16R@179.1

The unit rise is represented by ____.

When building concrete stairs, bevelling the bottom edge to ____ degrees will create a durable edge that is easier to cut.

Which of the following are true about L-foundations? Select all that apply (3/5)

The ____ effect is a form failure in concrete forming.

A blow count ____.

Which of the following can lead to concrete failure?

The best definition of differential settlement is when ____.

Compression is defined as a ____ force on an object.

Apartment buildings typically use a ____ slab.

A strip footing is ____.

____ is temporarily restraining the sides of an excavation site to prevent collapsing

A reason for the use of ____ is to decrease the potential of frost heaving.

With regards to concrete forming, studs are the ____ components.

Reinforcing steel is most commonly found in a length of ____.

T footings are commonly used to construct a(n) ____ joint for interior load bearing walls.

Which of the following are true about T-foundations. Select all that apply (3/5)

Open stairs are defined as ____.

A void form protects the foundation from ____.

Building settlement is the term used to describe a situation where ____.

Which of the following can cause building settlement. Select all that apply (4/5)

The recommended slope to cut wood wedges if they are used under a single post wooden shore is 1:____.

The recommended slope to cut wood wedges if they are used under a ____ post wooden shore is 1:12.

A large prefabricated concrete form meant to be used as a single unit is a ____ form.

Which of the following are a common type of pile driver? Select all that apply (3/5)

The bottom end of a steel pipe pile is left open when driven close to adjacent buildings because ____.

The line of flight is measured from ____.

In the context of snap tie systems, the acronym “SWL” represents ____.

The most common type of tying reinforcement in concrete is ____ tie, which secures bars in position against displacement.

Only stairs with six or less risers ____.

Which of the following are true in reference to when joints are utilized in concrete. Select all that apply (4/5)

Which of the following are true regarding reshores? Select all that apply (3/5)

____ must be installed plumb, snug and directly below the load points.

Tension is best defined as a(n) ____.

When is a mud drilling technique used instead of a regular drilling technique?

A waterstop is often made of ____ and is installed in a construction joint for waterproofing purposes.

In tilt-up concrete construction, a line of smaller piles poured on the inside of a building that are used to anchor the wall braces during erection are called ____.

When working with concrete, a qualified engineer is required to make decisions about when to ___.

When referring to concrete forms, a ____ is the portion that is used to form an opening for a window or a door.

If a shoring post is to be removed, it should only be removed ____.

A ____ is a horizontal member that travels parallel to the decking to space and tie together strands.

The ratio of water to cement (water/cement ratio) is by ____.

The chemical reaction that occurs between cement and water is called ____.

A single choker hitch is a hoisting method ____.

Spoil piles should be a minimum of 2 feet back from the excavation and an angle of ____ or less from the horizontal.

There must be a minimum distance of ____ between the edge of an excavation and the leading edge of a spoil pile.

On scaffolding, a horizontal member used for support of the working platform is a best described as a ____.

Which of the following refer to wrap and saddle method for rebar? Select all that apply (3/5)

When using a concrete pump the aggregate must be no bigger than ____ of the diameter of the pipe or hose used.

When using a concrete pump the ____ must be no bigger than 1/3 of the diameter of the pipe or hose used.

If using a portable ladder to access a scaffold it must extend a ____ above the deck of a scaffold.

The excavation angle of response for hard compacted soils greater than 1.5 m deep is ____.

The angle of ____ is the steepest angle of descent or dip relative to the horizontal plane that a building material can be piled before slumping.

Coarse aggregate for concrete is a maximum size of ____ mm.

Fine aggregates consist of a particle range of ____.

Unbonded separate topping is described as follows. Select all that apply (3/5)

In the context of site surveying, a foresight is ____.

In reference to single pole scaffolds, they cannot be less than 6 m if they use ____ uprights.

In reference to single pole scaffolds, they cannot be less than ____ m if they use 38 x 89 uprights.

Which of the following are true about single-pole scaffolds. Select all that apply (3/5)

Compression loads are carried by vertically supported members referred to as ____.

In this designation 152 x 162 – MD 40 x MW 30, the area of the transverse wire is ____.

In this designation 152 x 162 – MD 40 x MW 30, the size of the transverse wire is ____.

In reference to scaffolds, when the work is more than ____ meters from the ground, the size of a guardrail post required is 17 – 38 mm.

In reference to scaffolds, when the work is more than 3 meters from the ground, the size of a guardrail post required is ____ mm.

Guardrails are required for the following. Select all that apply (3/5)

When the height to base ratio of a free standing scaffold exceeds ____, it must be restrained.

Scaffolds that are ____ must be tied to a structure or have guide wires installed.

Concrete that is not reinforced is referred to as ____.

On a scaffold, the maximum distance between plank edges is ____ mm.

When referring to scaffolding the definition of a ____ is the vertical distance between two transoms.

Geodetic elevation refers to ____ in site surveying.

Datum points are ____.

Removable gates and guardrails must be ____ mm from the landings edge.

Plank ends may not overhang the transom by more than ____ mm.

What is the maximum length (span) of scaffold platforms on a light duty scaffold?

On a scaffold a plank should not be used it if has the following. Select all that apply (3/5)

On a scaffold a plank should not be used it if has the following. Select all that apply (3/5)

Trowelling of concrete slabs needs to happen ___ they are broomed.

It is important to never trowel concrete in the following manner. Select all that apply (2/5)

Concrete surfaces should be washed with a pressure washer of at least ____ psi three to five days after placing and texturing.

Concrete surfaces should be washed with a pressure washer of at least 2000 psi ____ after placing and texturing.

Which type of Portland cement is used for enormous concrete structures?

Type 4 Portland cement is best used in enormous concrete structures because ____.

Toe boards are commonly constructed from ____.

Allowing the concrete to flow to all the spaces within the form work while releasing air pockets is called ____.

The typical construction project is between 14 – 35 Mpa or ____ psi for concrete.

Toe boards must be installed on permanent platforms that are ____ m.

To protect workers and the public from falling objects on scaffolds, the following should be used. Select all that apply (2/5)

Cast in place concrete has a ____ tolerance compared to precast members.

Which of the following are advantages of precast concrete? Select all that apply (4/5)

In reference to pump jack scaffolds, bracing is required every ____ starting at the post base.

A pump jack scaffold should not be used by more than ___ at a time.

The minimum width of a covered way is ____ m.

The ____ of a covered way is 1.5 m.

On non-air-entrained concrete, only the following tools should be used. Select all that apply (2/5)

Aggregates must have the following characteristics for a proper concrete mix. Select all that apply (5/6)

An automatic level needs only to be rough-leveled as the device compensates for a out-of-level maximum of ____ degrees

A(n) ____ level needs only to be rough-leveled as the device compensates for a out-of-level maximum of 12 degrees.

Chloride accelerator should never be used in the following conditions. Select all that apply (4/5)

Stadia lines are used for ____.

When moving a rolling scaffold, employees must exit the scaffold unless the height of the platform is less than ____ time(s) the width of its base.

Scaffolds that are needed to carry an evenly distributed load of more than ____ must be designed and certified by an engineer.

A hexatropic effect can occur with the use of ____ in concrete.