Chapter 3 – Basic Residential Construction Components and Materials Flashcards

1
Q

_______________ is a measure of the power consumption or electrical usage of a home.

A

Wattage

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2
Q

A defect which could be discovered during the course of a reasonable inspection is known as a _______________ defect.

A

patent

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3
Q

TRUE or FALSE? A crawlspace is considered a portion of the habitable space of a residential property.

A

FALSE

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4
Q

_________________ is the material used around the outside of a foundation below grade to prevent the entry of water.

A

Damproofing

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5
Q

A _________________ defect is a hidden or concealed defect that would not be discovered during the course of a reasonable inspection.

A

latent

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6
Q

A ___________________________ is used to protect the house’s internal environment from moisture, dust, wind, and extreme temperatures.

A

building envelope system

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7
Q

When an asphalt shingle has lifted in the middle, this is known as _______.

A

fishmouth

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8
Q

Sloping floors in the middle of rooms or doors which repeatedly swing open to the same position is likely a sign of _____________.

A

structural movement in the home.

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9
Q

TRUE or FALSE? The Property Condition Disclosure Statement is a voluntary form prepared by the Association of Saskatchewan REALTORS®.

A

TRUE

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10
Q

The building code that sets out the minimum standard for the construction and renovation of buildings in Saskatchewan is known as ___________.

A

The National Building Code of Canada 2015

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