B 1-2 (answers) Flashcards

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A 3D perspective is called

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An isometric view

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2
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A drawing view from the top down is called

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A plan

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3
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A drawing view showing a vertical cut through construction is called

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A section

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4
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A group of drawings that shows all sides of the exterior of a building is

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Elevations

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5
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A large-scale drawing of part of a section is called a

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Detail

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

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an extension line

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7
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On a drawing, the letters “TOW” is the abbreviation for

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Top of wall

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8
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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:

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North elevation

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9
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CAD stands for

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Computer aided drafting

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10
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Information about the location, size, and kind of windows and doors to be installed in the building are found on _

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The window and door schedule

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11
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Lines that outline the object being viewed are called

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Object lines

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12
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On a blueprint, floor to ceiling measurements are found on the

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Building sections

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

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Detailed drawings

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14
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On a blueprint, the lines used to represent hidden objects are

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Short dashes evenly spaced

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15
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The letter “DO” on a door schedule is the abbreviation for

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Ditto

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16
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To CONSTRUCT and POSITION the inside partitions of a house, the carpenter refers to the

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Floor plan

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17
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The view of the horizontal cut made about 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 m) above the floor is

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The floor plan

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18
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What is used to represent objects such as plumbing and electrical fixtures?

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Symbols

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19
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Outdoor water faucets are called

20
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Residential working drawings are an example of

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Orthographic drawings

21
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The drawing that shows information as to the location of the building on the property is a

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A plot plan

22
Q

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

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Bottom right corner of each page

23
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When contour lines are close together on a plot plan

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The slope is steep

24
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The slope of the roof will be noted on

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elevations

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The use of a scale rule to determine a dimension
Will result in inaccuracies
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Which of the styles of dimensioning below would most likely be found on a set of prints?
3’-0”
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On a set of drawings, what length would a line represent if the scale was 1:200 and the line was 65 mm long?
13 M
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On a set of drawings, what length would a line represent if the scale was 1:50 and the line was 20 mm long?
1000 mm
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To determine a dimension missing from a set of plans
Calculate it
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The length of a line on a 1/4"=1'-0" scaled print to represent an actual distance of 14'0" is
3 1/2”
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If a province does not have its own building code, a contractor constructing a building would use the
National building code
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Hotels and motels would be what occupancy
Group D
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Before construction can begin
A building permit is needed
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The fee charged for permits is used to
Cover part of the cost for inspections
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Regulations that deal with keeping buildings of similar size and purpose in certain areas are called
Zoning regulations
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The framing inspection is done
After rough in plumbing and wiring
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The national building code regulates the
Minimum standards for building construction
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For residential construction, the first inspection is
Before footings are poured
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What terminology describes a lot number, plan number, a district lot number and district name on a registered plan
Legal description
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The BC Building Code requires that buildings larger than ____ m2 in floor area be designed by a registered professional
600
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The parts of the British Columbia Building Code that carpenters are concerned with most often are:
Part 3: Fire Protection, Occupant Safety and Accessibility Part 9: Housing and Small Buildings
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The reason for having inspections is
see that building codes and by-laws have been observed
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The distance from the boundary line to the building is the
Setback
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The two bylaws that are of a concern to carpenters are the:
Building Bylaw and Zoning Bylaw
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Prior to applying insulation and vapour barrier, what inspection must be complete
Rough in electrical inspection