B 1-2 (answers)

Question 1

A 3D perspective is called

Answer 1

An isometric view

Question 2

A drawing view from the top down is called

Answer 2

A plan

Question 3

A drawing view showing a vertical cut through construction is called

Answer 3

A section

Question 4

A group of drawings that shows all sides of the exterior of a building is

Answer 4

Elevations

Question 5

A large-scale drawing of part of a section is called a

Answer 5

Detail

Question 6

A line that extends from an object to show a dimension is

Answer 6

an extension line

Question 7

On a drawing, the letters “TOW” is the abbreviation for

Answer 7

Top of wall

Question 8

If the front of a building is shown in the working drawings as the east elevation, the right side of the building will be shown as the:

Answer 8

North elevation

Question 9

CAD stands for

Answer 9

Computer aided drafting

Question 10

Information about the location, size, and kind of windows and doors to be installed in the building are found on _

Answer 10

The window and door schedule

Question 11

Lines that outline the object being viewed are called

Answer 11

Object lines

Question 12

On a blueprint, floor to ceiling measurements are found on the

Answer 12

Building sections

Question 13

On a blueprint, isolated and enlarged drawing of portions of a building are known as

Answer 13

Detailed drawings

Question 14

On a blueprint, the lines used to represent hidden objects are

Answer 14

Short dashes evenly spaced

Question 15

The letter “DO” on a door schedule is the abbreviation for

Answer 15

Ditto

Question 16

To CONSTRUCT and POSITION the inside partitions of a house, the carpenter refers to the

Answer 16

Floor plan

Question 17

The view of the horizontal cut made about 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 m) above the floor is

Answer 17

The floor plan

Question 18

What is used to represent objects such as plumbing and electrical fixtures?

Answer 18

Symbols

Question 19

Outdoor water faucets are called

Answer 19

Hose bibs

Question 20

Residential working drawings are an example of

Answer 20

Orthographic drawings

Question 21

The drawing that shows information as to the location of the building on the property is a

Answer 21

A plot plan

Question 22

Where should the title block be located on each page of a drawing

Answer 22

Bottom right corner of each page

Question 23

When contour lines are close together on a plot plan

Answer 23

The slope is steep

Question 24

The slope of the roof will be noted on

Answer 24

elevations

Question 25

The use of a scale rule to determine a dimension

Answer 25

Will result in inaccuracies

Question 26

Which of the styles of dimensioning below would most likely be found on a set of prints?

Answer 26

3’-0”

Question 27

On a set of drawings, what length would a line represent if the scale was 1:200 and the line was 65 mm long?

Answer 27

13 M

Question 28

On a set of drawings, what length would a line represent if the scale was 1:50 and the line was 20 mm long?

Answer 28

1000 mm

Question 29

To determine a dimension missing from a set of plans

Answer 29

Calculate it

Question 30

The length of a line on a 1/4”=1’-0” scaled print to represent an actual distance of 14’0” is

Answer 30

3 1/2”

Question 31

If a province does not have its own building code, a contractor constructing a building would use the

Answer 31

National building code

Question 32

Hotels and motels would be what occupancy

Answer 32

Group D

Question 33

Before construction can begin

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A building permit is needed

Question 34

The fee charged for permits is used to

Answer 34

Cover part of the cost for inspections

Question 35

Regulations that deal with keeping buildings of similar size and purpose in certain areas are called

Answer 35

Zoning regulations

Question 36

The framing inspection is done

Answer 36

After rough in plumbing and wiring

Question 37

The national building code regulates the

Answer 37

Minimum standards for building construction

Question 38

For residential construction, the first inspection is

Answer 38

Before footings are poured

Question 39

What terminology describes a lot number, plan number, a district lot number and district name on a registered plan

Answer 39

Legal description

Question 40

The BC Building Code requires that buildings larger than
____ m2 in floor area
be designed by a registered professional

Answer 40

600

Question 41

The parts of the British Columbia Building Code that carpenters are concerned with most often are:

Answer 41

Part 3: Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility Part 9:
Housing and Small Buildings

Question 42

The reason for having inspections is

Answer 42

see that building codes and by-laws have been observed

Question 43

The distance from the boundary line to the building is the

Answer 43

Setback

Question 44

The two bylaws that are of a concern to carpenters are the:

Answer 44

Building Bylaw and Zoning Bylaw

Question 45

Prior to applying insulation and vapour barrier, what inspection must be complete

Answer 45

Rough in electrical inspection