Framing Flashcards

1
Q

What is the term used to describe a depressed angle formed by the meeting at the bottom of two inclined sides of a roof, such as a gutter

A

a valley

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2
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what is a roof with two slopes on all four sides, the lower slope very steep, the upper slope almost flat, known as

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a mansard roof

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3
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what is hte name for an opening for ventilating closed attics or other used spaces

A

a louver

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4
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what is the process of driving tarred oakum or other suitable materials into seams to make the joints watertight known as?

A

caulking

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5
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the percentage of moisture content in rough framing lumber should

A

not exceed 19%

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6
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what is a roof with two pitches on each side of the house known as

A

gambrel

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7
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what are boards which are nailed on roof rafters and over which shingles or roof covering is laid known as

A

roof sheathing (sheathing boards)

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8
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which of the following is a vertical window in a projection built out from a sloping roof

A

a dormer

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9
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when assembling wall sections, studs are laid on the floor with the crowned edge

A

up

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10
Q

pitch refers to the

A

rise over span

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11
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slope refers to the

A

inches of rise per foot of run

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12
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what is the standard length of square butt shingles

A

36”

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13
Q

steel is not combustible, why do building codes require fireproffing around steel beams in buildings that must have a fire-resistant rating

A

steel loses strength under high temps

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14
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which of the following is one method of increasing the load capacity of a steel beam when used in conjunction with a concrete floor or roof system

A

composite slab design

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15
Q

which of the following describes the best use for air entrained cement

A

making cement frost resistant

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16
Q

which of the following woods is the least decay-resistant

A

hemlock

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17
Q

when a beam is purposely manufactured with a slight rise from the ends to the beam midpoint, what is this curvature called

A

camber

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18
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which of the following stud spacing arrangements is the maximum allowed for a frame structure supporting one floor ceiling and a roof

A

2x4s spaced at 16” OC

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19
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if a wood beam deflects too much under load, which of the following is certain to reduce deflection

A

replace the beam with a deeper one of the same width

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20
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what percent of moisture still remains in lumber that is considered to have a high moisture conctent

A

19%

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21
Q

which of the following best describes a means of egress

A

an unobstructed path of travel out of a building

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22
Q

plywood shear walls with nailing 2 inches on center on the edges are required to have ____ inch nominal framing members at panel edges

A

3

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23
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framing in plywood shear diaphrams shall be at least ____ inches in the least dimension

A

1

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24
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fiberboard has a density of at least 10lbs per cubic foot and less than 31 lbs per cubic foot. hardboard has a density of at least ____ per cu ft

A

24lbs

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25
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framing members shall be spaced not more than ____ inches on center when using fiberboard sheathing on shear walls

A

16

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26
Q

plywood in shear walls shall be at least ____ inches thick for studs spaced 16” on center and ____ inch thick for studs spaced 24” on center

A

5/16
3/8

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27
Q

the cantilevered portions of beams less than ____ inches in nominal thickness shall not be notched unless the reduced section properties and lumber defects are considered in the design

A

4

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28
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nails shall have a required penetration of not less than ____ diameters

A

12

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29
Q

a hip rafter is how many inches deeper than common rafters

A

2”

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30
Q

which of the following materials will produce the most ridgid wall

A

3/8” plyboard sheathing

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31
Q

as a foundation timber, what is the lowest sill of a structure placed directly on the ground or foundation

A

the mudsill

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32
Q

with what is the mudsill usually fastened to the foundtation

A

10” bolts

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33
Q

how many risers are there if a stairwell has ten treads

A

11

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34
Q

what is the standard thickness of an interior door

A

1-3/8”

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35
Q

you must securely fasten studs at door openings or at the ends of partitions by

A

clinching

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36
Q

Mr. smith is constructing a semi solid drywall partition with a 4’ wide starter panel installed at an abutting wall so that the edge of the starter panel automatically bisects the adhesive-coated rib of the opposite full size panel. the starter panel must be plumb and secured to the floor ceiling and vertical runners. the top and bottom must be nailed at a minimum of 4 points and the panel has to be kept 3/8” to 1/2” above the floor. Mr smith has procceeded:

A

incorrectly. The top and bottom must be nailed at a minimum of 3 points

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37
Q

type s screws are designed for gypsum board attachment to

A

light gauge steel framing and furring

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38
Q

the most common type of weld in metal form drywall applications is the ____ weld

A

fillet

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39
Q

which of the following is not an exterior covering for aluminum or steel partition framing systems

A

prefabricated concrete slabs

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40
Q

the least expensive and easiest movable partition metal framing system is the ____ system

A

H-stud

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41
Q

you would no use semi solid drywall partitions in a

A

hotel or hospital service corridor

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42
Q

metal framing systems may be made from

A

aluminum

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43
Q

in metal framing for partition framing the main advantage of using the T-stud system is:

A

it affords better fire resistance

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44
Q

the heads of the attaching screws are concealed by ____ when colored trim is used as a batten to cover a joint in prefinished wallboard

A

installing a vinyl strip over them

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45
Q

in metal framing the partitions used most often are primarily those based on 1-5/8” ribs due to the fact that they

A

can use full size electrical boxes

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46
Q

what is a combination of members, such as beams, bars and ties, usually arranged in triangular units to form a rigid framework for supporting loads over a span called

A

a truss

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47
Q

what is the name for a large supporting horizontalmember used to support joints

A

girders

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48
Q

what is a projecting structure built against a wall or building to give it greater strength and stability known as

A

a buttress

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49
Q

What is the name given to a joint which is formed by welding?

A

A weld

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50
Q

tinners flathead roundhead and countersunk are examples of what

A

rivets

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51
Q

strapping and stripping are other names given to furring strips fastened to the underside of ceiling joists

A

for the attachment of the ceiling material

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52
Q

what is the symbol for a plug or slot weld

A

a rectangle

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53
Q

why is diagonal subflooring preffered to subflooring laid square across the joists

A

it stiffens the building

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54
Q

which of the following woods is usually used for floor joists

A

doug fir

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55
Q

what is the maximum height considered acceptable for a stair riser

A

7 inches

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56
Q

what approximate size is 2” x 4” after dressing

A

1-1/2” x 3-1/2”

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57
Q

what is the most commonly used lumber for framing

A

doug fir

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58
Q

all wood members shall be framed anchorded tied and braced so as to develop the ____ necessary for the purposes for which they are used

A

strengthen and rigidity

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59
Q

the beams(girders) of douglas fir shall have a minimum clearance to earth, under floor areas of not less than ____ inches

A

12

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60
Q

Wood structural panels used for the bracing of exterior walls shall not be less than ____ inches wide

A

48

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61
Q

Trimmer and header joists shall be doubled when the span of the header exceeds ____ feet

A

4

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62
Q

unless placed over sheathing, solid wood siding shall have an average thickness of ____ inch

A

3/8

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63
Q

joists framing from opposite sides of a beam shall be lapped at least ____ inches

A

3

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64
Q

wood structural panels in shear walls shall be at least ____ inch thick when studs are spaced 16 inches on center

A

5/16

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65
Q

plywood used as an exterior wall covering shall not be less than ____ inch thick

A

3/8

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66
Q

nails for wood structural panel shear walls shall be placed not less than 3/8 inch in from the panel edge (t/f)

A

true

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67
Q

When roof slopes are less than 2:12 members supporting rafters and joists shall be designed as beams (t/f)

A

False

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68
Q

Utility grade studs may be spaced 24 inches on center when supporting only a roof load (t/f)

A

False

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69
Q

all fastners used for the attachment of siding shall be of a corrosion resistant type (t/f)

A

True

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70
Q

rafters shall be framed directly opposite of each other at the ridge (t/F)

A

true

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71
Q

Beams may have notches not to exceed 1/6 of the depth of the member when located in the middle third of the span (t/f)

A

false

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72
Q

holes bored in joists shall not be within 2 inches of the top or bottom of the joist (t/f)

A

true

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73
Q

any wood stud in a bearing partition may be cut or notched to a depth not exceeding ____ percent

A

25

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74
Q

utility grade studs shall not exceed a height of ____ feet for exterior walls and load bearing walls

A

8

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75
Q

The allowable unit stresses for fire retardant treated solid sawn lumber and plywood subject to prolonged elevated temperatures but not exceeding 150 degrees F. Shall be developed from approved test methods. (t/f)

A

true

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76
Q

Rafter ties shall not be spaced more than 4 feet on conter (t/f)

A

true

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77
Q

all vertical joints of panel sheathing used for bracing shall occur over studs (t/f)

A

True

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78
Q

wood board sidings applied to studs shall be fastned with nails that penetrate at least ____ inches into the studs

A

1-1/2”

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79
Q

ends of wood beams supported on concrete shall not have less than ____ inches of bearing

A

3

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80
Q

individual concrete piers supporting 4 x 4 doug fir posts shall project at least ____ inches above ground

A

8

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81
Q

in seismic zone 1 braced wall sections shall be located at each end or as near as possible and shall be not more than ____ feet on center

A

25

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82
Q

nonbearing partitions may have bored holes not greater than ____ percent of the width of the stud

A

60

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83
Q

studs shall be placed with their wide dimension perpendicular to the wall (t/f)

A

True

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84
Q

the minimum thickness of a roof ridge board shall not be less than

A

1 inch nominal

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85
Q

roof trusses shall be supported laterally at bearing points by solid blocking to prevent rotation (t/f)

A

true

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86
Q

joists under and parallel to bearing partitions shall be doubled (t/f)

A

true

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87
Q

under floor ventilation shall be provided with openings not less than 1 square foot for each 150 square feet of under floor area (t/f)

A

true

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88
Q

all under floor access openings shall be effectively

A

screened

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89
Q

the unbraced length for purlin struts shall not exceed ____ feet

A

8

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90
Q

non structural masonry floors not more than 4 inches in thickness may be supported by wood members (t/f)

A

true

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91
Q

Ends of joists shall not have less than ____ inches of bearing on metal

A

1-1/2

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92
Q

wood structural panels may be used to brace cripple walls having a stud height of ____ inches

A

14

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93
Q

cripple walls shall be framed as an additional story when they exceed ____ feet in height

A

4

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94
Q

notches on the ends of joists shall not exceed ____ percent of the joist depth

A

25

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95
Q

access to under floor areas shall be provided with an opening a minimum of ____ inches by ____ inches

A

18
24

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96
Q

a concealed space in a floor/ceiling assembly of a group R, Division 3 building shall be draft stopped every

A

1000 sq ft

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97
Q

fireblocking shall be installed at ____ intervals along the length and height of a wall in openings around vents, pipes, ducts, chimenys and similar openings in concealed spaes between stair stringers at the top and bottom of the run and between studs along and in line with the run of the stairs, if the walls under the stairs are unfinished

A

10 ft

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98
Q

the concealed space in a floor/ceiling assembly in an office shall be draft stopped every

A

1000 sq ft

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99
Q

all siding shall be securely nailed to each stud with not less than

A

1 nail

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100
Q

consideration shall be given to shrinkage in the design to the possible effect of ____ considered vertically which may occur in lumber in a green condition

A

cross grain dimensional changes

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101
Q

ters do not require lateral support when the ration of depth to thickness is

A

2 to 1

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102
Q

Joists laterally supported by the ends being held in position by full-depth solid blocking shall have a depth to thickness ratio of not more than

A

4 to 1

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103
Q

all truss manufacturers shall retain a ____ to make non scheduled inspections of truss fabrication, delivery and operations

A

approved agency

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104
Q

a ____ shall be provideed to ensure against uplift and laterl displacement where post and beam or girder construction is used

A

positive connection

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105
Q

wood shakes may be used for exterior wall coverings, provided the frame of the structure is covered with

A

a water-resistant barrier

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106
Q

where partitions are covered with tile and are subject to water splash, the framing shall be rotected with

A

a waterproof paper

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107
Q

structural roof sheathing shall be capable of supporting concentrated loads of not less than ____ pounds without failure

A

300

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108
Q

fireblocking shall be provided at all interconnections between concealed vertical and horizontal spaces at

A

soffits
drop ceilings
cover ceilings

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109
Q

approved fire retardant treated 2 inch by 10 inch wood floor joist shall have a maximum mosture content of ____ percent

A

19

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110
Q

a 4 inch by 12 inch beam shall be supported laterally by ____ or by other acceptable means

A

having the ends held in position

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111
Q

material for draftstopping shall be not less than ____ inch thick gypsum board 3/8 inch thick plywood or other approved materials

A

1/2

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112
Q

wood joists located closer than ____ inches to exposed earth in crawl spaces shall be treated wood or wood of natural resistance to decay

A

18

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113
Q

ends of wood girders entering concrete walls shall have an air space of ____ inches around the top sides and ends unless of treated wood

A

1/2

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114
Q

Posts which support permanent structures and are located on concrete floors exposed to the weather shall be supported by concrete piers or metal pedestals that project at least ____ above the floor

A

1 inch

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115
Q

bearing partitions shall not support more than ____ floors and a roof unless an analysis satidfactory to the building official shows that shrinkage of the wood framing will not have adverse effects upon the structure

A

2

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116
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attics in office buildings shall have draft stops installed every 1000 square feet or 60 lineal feet. if spriklers are installed the area between draft stops may be increased to

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9000 sq ft or 100 linear feet

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117
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the maximum height of a laterally unsupported non bearing stud wall made of 2 inch by 6 inch lumber spaced 24 inches on center is ____ feet

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20

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118
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Individual concrete piers shall project at least ____ inches above ground unless of treated wood or wood of natural resistance to decay

A

8

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119
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Under floor areas shall be ventilated by either mechanical means or by openings in the exterior walls of not less than ____ for each 150 sq ft of under floor area. openings shall be located as close as possible to corners and shall be covered with corrosion resistant wire mesh

A

1 sq ft

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120
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wood located on concrete three inches thic with an ipervious membrane installed between earth and concrete that is not subject to water splash or to exterior moisture may be ____ and of any species

A

untreated

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121
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openings in draft stop partitions shall be protected by self closing doors with an automatic

A

latch

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122
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any structures may rest upon wood piles constructed in accordance with the requiremnents of

A

chapter 18 UBC

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123
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Wood framing members shall not be used to permanently support the dead load of any concrete or masonry construction (t/f)

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true

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124
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In seismic zone 4 plywood shear panel shall have framing memebrs or blocking at the edges of all sheets (t/f)

A

true

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125
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all lumber shall be identified by a ____ or a certificate of inspection issued by an approved agency

A

grade mark

126
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2 inch by 10 inch rafters shall be supported laterally by holding one edge in line for its entire length (t/f)

A

True

127
Q

when using glue laminated lumber for roof framing, it shall be sloped not less than ____. such slope shall be in addition to its camber

A

2%

128
Q

FIBERBOARD HAS A DENSITY OF AT LEST ____ PER CUBIC FOOT AND LESS THAN 31 lbs PER CUBIC FOOT. hARDBOARD HAS A DENSITY OF AT LEAST 31 LBS PER CUBIC FOOT

A

10 lbs

129
Q

sizes of lumber refered to in the code are ____ sizes

A

nominal

130
Q

blocking for joists shall be

A

2 inches nominal wood and the joist depth

131
Q

floor underlayment of particle board shall not be less than ____ inch thick

A

1/4

132
Q

tail joists over 12 feet long shall be supported by

A

framing anchors

133
Q

joists framing into the side of a girder shall be supported by at least

A

a 2 inch by 2 inch ledger strip

134
Q

3/8 inch thick plywood with a span rating of 16/0 used on a roof with rafters spaced 16 inches on center, shall have edges

A

blocked

135
Q

top plates of bearing walls may be single plates provided all joints are tied together with

A

a 3 inch by 6 inch steel plate

136
Q

the cantilevered portions of beams less than ____ inches in nominal thickness shall not be notched unless the reduced section properties and lumber defects are considered in the design

A

4

137
Q

Plywood shear wall nails shall be driven flush, but shall not ____ the surface of the plywood

A

fracture

138
Q

concrete non structural floor or roof surfacing not more than ____ inches thick may be supported by wood framing

A

4

139
Q

joists shall be laterally supported to prevent rotation by holding both edges in line for their entire length when the ratio of depth to thickness is

A

7 to 1

140
Q

particle board and plywood shear diaphragms shall have no unblocked panels less than ____ inches wide

A

12

141
Q

diagonal sheathing boards of 1 inch by 8 inch nominal lumber shall have each board nailed with ____ nails at shear wall diaphragm boundaries

A

four 8d

142
Q

when laterally supported perpendicular to the plane of the wall 2 inch by 4 inch studs in non bearing walls may extend a maximum of ____ feet in height

A

14

143
Q

a purlin used to support roof loads is installed where the rafters are 2 inches by 8 inches lumber. The minimum size of the purlin is 2 inches by 4 inches and the maximum span of the purlin between supports shall be limitd to

A

6 feet

144
Q

the minimum size of a strut supporting a purlin is 2 inches by 4 inches and the maximum unbraced length of hte strut shall be

A

8 ft

145
Q

utility grade studs shall not be spaced more than 16 inches on center and shall not exceed more than ____ feet in height for load bearing walls

A

8

146
Q

joists under and parallel to bearing partitions shall be doubled and bearing partitions perpendicular to joists shall not be offset from supporting girders more than

A

the joist depth

147
Q

the minimum length of a foundation cripple wall stud shall be not less than ____ inches and not less in size than the studding above. When the cripple wall exceeds 4 feet, the stud sizing shall be as required for an additional story

A

14

148
Q

the minimum slppe of a roof strut shall be not less than ____ degrees measured from the horizontal

A

45

149
Q

gypsum wallboard used as bracing for a main cross stud partition shall be not less than 1/2 inch thick with studs not over ____ inches on center and nailed 7 inches on center on each stud

A

24

150
Q

the ends of headers shall have bearing of not less than 1-1/2 inches. headers less than four feet wide shall be of either two pieces of ____ nominal lumber placed on edge or 4 inches lumber of equivalent cross section

A

2 inches

151
Q

plywood roof sheathing 3/8 inch thick rated at 24/0 shall have edges blocked if rafter spacing is more than ____ inches on center

A

20

152
Q

a nosing is

A

the overhang of the tread beyond the riser

153
Q

plywood wall sheathing 1/2 inch thick shall have ____ common or deformed shank nails spaced 12 inches on center at intermediate supports and 6 inches on center at edges

A

6d

154
Q

The laterally unsupported height of 2 inche by 3 inch studs in non-bearing walls shall not exceed ____ feet. These studs may not be used in exterior walls

A

10

155
Q

ceiling joists shall be toe nailed to the top plate with ____ nails

A

3-8d

156
Q

fiberboard sheathing 1/2 inch thick may be secured with corrosion resistnat staples with a minimum length of ____ inches

A

1-1/8

157
Q

the reason a projection is made on cabinet end panels of factory built units is to allow for

A

scribing

158
Q

wood supporting permanent structures that are in direct contact with the earth shall be treated except when:

A

continuously submerged in fresh water

159
Q

the moisture content of pressure treated wood used in enclosed locations, where drying in service cannot readily occur, shall be ____ percent

A

a maximum of 19

160
Q

Fire blocks may be of

A

-3/4 inch type M-2 particleboard
-2 inch nominal lumber
-1/2 inch drywall

161
Q

exterior siding shall be attached with

A

corrosion resistant nails

162
Q

planter boxes adjacent to wood frame walls shall have an air space of 2 inches between the planter and the wall. flashings shall be installed when the air space is less than ____ inches wide

A

6

163
Q

fastners used to attach siding shall be of a ____ type

A

corrosion resistant

164
Q

when bearing studs are spaces at 24 inche intervals and top plates are less than two 2 inch by 6 inch or two 3 inch by 4 inche members and when the floor joists which they support are spaced at more than 16 inches on center, such joists shall bear within ____ inches of the studs beneath or a third plate shall be installed

A

5

165
Q

the ends of joists shall not be notched more than ____ of the depth, and holes bored in joists shall not be within 2 inches of the top or bottom of the joist

A

1/4

166
Q

joints in subflooring shall occur over ____ unless end-matched lumber is used

A

supports

167
Q

when ceiling joists are not parallel to rafters, the rafters shall be tied to 1x4 cross ties and shall be spaced not more than ____ inches on center

A

48

168
Q

trimmer and header joists exceeding four feet shall be doubled. Unless bearing on a beam, wall or partition, ends of header joists more than six feet long shall be supported by ____ or joist hangers

A

framing anchors

169
Q

not less than ____ studs shall be installed at each corner of an exterior wall

A

3

170
Q

where pipes are placed in a partition and the cutting of the plate occurs, a metal tie 1/8 inch thick and ____ inches wide shall be fastened to the plate with 4 - 16d nails

A

1-1/2

171
Q

studs in bearing walls may have bored holes no greater than ____ percent of the stud width.

A

40

172
Q

At all roof valleys there shall be a single valley rafter not less than ____ nominal thickness and not less in depth than the cut edge of the rafter

A

2

173
Q

bored holes not greater than ____ percent of the width of the stud are permitted in bearing partitions provided the bored studs are doubled

A

60

174
Q

nonscheduled inspection of trusses shall cover ____ of the truss operation

A

cutting and fabrication
lumber storage
handling and delivery

175
Q

nails shall have a required penetration of not less than ____ diameters

A

12

176
Q

stone veneer may be supported by approved treated-wood foundations provided the veneer does not exceed ____ feet above the foundation

A

30

177
Q

for purposes of determining bracing requirements for stories, foundation cripple walls with studs exceeding ____ inches in height shall be considered first story walls.

A

48

178
Q

a bored hole shall not be placed nearer than ____ inches to the edge of the stud

A

5/8

179
Q

when the roof slope is less than 3:12, members supporting rafters shall be

A

designed as beams

180
Q

Exterior wall studs shall be capped with

A

double top plates

181
Q

unless bearing on a beam, wall, or partition, the ends of header rafters more than ____ feet long shall be supported by framing anchors or rafter hangers

A

6

182
Q

when toe nailing a stud to a plate, at least ____ nails shall be used

A

4-8d

183
Q

floor joists spaced 24 inches on center with 1-1/2 inches of lightweight concrete over the subfloor has 3/4 inch thick exterior plywood. What is the maximum panel span rating of the plywood

A

40/20

184
Q

Built up corner studs shall be nailed together with 16d nails spaced ____ inches on center

A

24

185
Q

double studs shall be face nailed together with 16d nailes at ____ inches on center

A

24

186
Q

the size of the studs on the first floor of a three story building shall be either ____ or ____ spaced not more than 16 inches on center

A

3 inches x 4 inches
2 inches x 6 inches

187
Q

what is the tread run if the riser height in a stairway is 7-1/4 inches

A

9-10 inches

188
Q

the riser height for a strairway with a total vertical rise of 8’9” is:

A

7-1/2 inches

189
Q

the top and bottom horizontal members of a wall frame are called:

A

plates

190
Q

a rabbeted jamb is 3/4” thick. allowing 1/2” on each side of shimming the frame, what is the rough opening width for a door that is 2’-8” wide

A

2’-10-1/2”

191
Q

many building codes specify a minimum tread width of

A

9 inches

192
Q

in a flight of stairs has a riser height of 7-1/2 inches, a tread run of 10 inches and the total thickness of the upper floor is 10 inches, what is the length of the stairwell if the stairwell header acts as the top riser and the desired minimum headroom is 6’8”?

A

12’-6”

193
Q

the finish floor to ceiling height in a platform frame is specified to be 7’10” the finish floor is 3/4” thick and the ceiling material below the joist is 1-1/2” thick. a single soleplate and a double top plate are used, each of which has a actual thickness of 1-1/2”. what is the stud height

A

7’7-3/4”

194
Q

a wainscoting is a wall finish

A

applied partway up the wall

195
Q

the height of a window frame is 73-1/2 inches. dividing this height into spaces as close to 6 inches as possible results in spaces of:

A

6-1/8”

196
Q

a particular advantage of plain bevel siding over other types of horizontal siding is that:

A

the weather exposure can be slightly varied

197
Q

bed, crown and cove moldings are often used as

A

ceiling molding

198
Q

plain beveled siding is applied

A

horizontally

199
Q

when the end of a molding has no material to butt against, its end is

A

mitered

200
Q

what is the thickest plastic laminate described in this unit called?

A

regular type

201
Q

wood used for interior finish should be dried to a moisture content of about ____ in most areas of the country

A

8 ppercent

202
Q

the setbacks of door casings from the face of the jamb is usually referred to as a:

A

reveal

203
Q

a type of siding called Dolly Varden has

A

rabbeted butt edges

204
Q

back bands are applied to

A

casings

205
Q

olid wood paneling is applied vertically over open studs, wood blocking between studs for nailing must be applied at intervals of

A

24 inches

206
Q

when the hip rafter is framed against the ridge, the amount of shortening is

A

one half the 45 degree thickness of the ridge

207
Q

the unit of run of hip and valley rafters is

A

17 inches

208
Q

what is the length of a common rafter from the centerline of hte ridge to the plate with teh rise of 5 inches per foot of run, if the building is 28’ 0” wide

A

15’ 2”

209
Q

the common rafter is ____, if a ridge board is used

A

shortened by one-half the thickness of the ridge board

210
Q

bearing partitions

A

are constructed similar to exterior walls

211
Q

mark along the ____ if fractional part of a step must be laid out

A

outside of the tongue of the square

212
Q

floor joists when resting on wood should have at least ____ inches of bearing

A

1-1/2”

213
Q

to draw a horizontal line on a round column, you should

A

wrap a peice of paper around it

214
Q

in order to insure enough strength to support the overhang, the minimum amount of stock left above the bird’s mouth of the common rafter is generally

A

one-quarter of the rafter stock width

215
Q

what is the line length of the ridge of a hip roof

A

the length of the building minus its width

216
Q

a drawer front or door with its edges and ends rabbeted to fit over the opening is called

A

an overlay type

217
Q

as opposed to the other types of doors and drawers, the flush type requires

A

stops

218
Q

a lipped door is cut larger than the opening by:

A

5/8 inch

219
Q

which of the following is the best grade of unfinished oak strip flooring

A

clear

220
Q

the edges of prefinished strip flooring are chamfered to

A

obscure any unevenness in the floor surface

221
Q

when estimating the amount of 2-1/4” face hardwood flooring, you would add to the area to be covered a percentage of the area of

A

38-1/3

222
Q

when you have the cut the last strip in a course of flooring, the waste is used to start the next course and shoul dbe a minimu of

A

8 inches long

223
Q

when floor laying, the hammer weight is usually

A

20 ounces

224
Q

to change direction of strip flooring

A

use a spline

225
Q

no pieces are allowed in bundles of hardwood strip flooring shorter than

A

9 inches

226
Q

bundles of a strip flooring may have pieces over and under the nominal length of a bundle by

A

6 inches

227
Q

in cabinet work, butt hinges are used on ____ doors

A

flush

228
Q

the top plate of the bearing partition:

A

laps the plate of the exterior wall

229
Q

exterior walls are strightened by

A

using a line stretched between two blocks and testing with another block

230
Q

what is the total run of a shed roof rafter

A

the span minus the thickness of one of the walls

231
Q

the unit of run of any jack rafter is

A

17 inches

232
Q

the unit of run of any jack rafter is

A

17 inches

233
Q

the common difference in the length of gable studs spaced 24 inches oc for a roof with a pitch of 8 inches rise per foot of run is

A

16 inches

234
Q

gypsum board lath, commonly called rock lath, must be fastened to each framing member with at least ____ nails.

A

5

235
Q

a story pole shows

A

the length of trimmers

236
Q

the horizontal wall member supporting the load over an opening is called a:

A

header

237
Q

what are shortened studs above and below openings called

A

jacks

238
Q

in residential construction, stairways should have a minimum width of

A

36 inches

239
Q

the end stud of partitions that butt against another wall

A

must be straightened

240
Q

the stair carriage of a stairway with a riser height of 7-1/2 inches rests on the finish floor. what is the riser height of the first step if the tread thickness is 3/4 inch?

A

7-1/2 inches

241
Q

using a scale of 1” equals 1-0”, what is the rough length of a rafter (to the next whole number) that has a total rise of 8 feet and a total run of 15 feet?

A

17

242
Q

using a scale of 1” equals 1-0”, what is the rough length of a rafter (to the next whole number) that has a total rise of 8 feet and a total run of 15 feet?

A

17

243
Q

in order to protect wood against termites, floor joists in crawl spaces and other concealed areas are at lest

A

12 inches above ground

244
Q

a minimum headroom clearance of ____ is specified in most building codes

A

6’8”

245
Q

a stairway has a riser height of 7-1/2”. the tread stock thickness is 1-1/16”. the finish floor thickness of the upper floor is 3/4 inch. what distance down from the top of the upper subfloor must the rough carriage be fastened if the stairwell header acts as the top riser

A

7-5/8 inches

246
Q

when stepping off a hip rafetr, how much is laid out on the blade of the square for 6 inches?

A

6/17 foot

247
Q

excluding any overhang at the rakes, the number of common rafters needed for a building 48’0” long is:

A

37

248
Q

the top plate of nonbearing partitions is positioned by

A

hanging a plumb bob from the ceiling to the soleplate

249
Q

in a roof of specified pitch, the length of any rafter can be found if

A

its total run is known

250
Q

the rounded outside edge of a tread that extends beyond the riser is called

A

nosing

251
Q

what is the complete rail assembly on the open side of a stairway called

A

a balustrade

252
Q

a member of the cornice generally applied under the soffit and against the sidewall is the

A

frieze

253
Q

generally the thickness of drawer sides and backs is

A

1/2 inch

254
Q

a cornice with no soffit is called a ____ cornice

A

snub

255
Q

a decorative piece added to the bottom edge of the rake finish to close in the end of a wal box cornice is often called a:

A

dutchman

256
Q

a stool is part of the

A

window trim

257
Q

treads are rabbeted on their back edge to fit into

A

risers

258
Q

what are finish boards between the stairway and the wall called

A

casings

259
Q

what must be know when laying out a story pole for courses of horizontal siding

A

the location of windows, doors and other openings

260
Q

on high quality drawers the ____ joint is used

A

dovetail

261
Q

when installing a wood strip in a cabinet to keep a drawer from tilting downward when opened it is called

A

a kicker

262
Q

why are overlay and lipped doors and drawers considered easier to install than flush type

A

no jointing is needed

263
Q

the total run of any hip jack rafter is equal to

A

its distance from the corner

264
Q

floor joists should have a minimum support of ____ inches on each end

A

4

265
Q

the unit of run of the common rafter is ____ inches

A

12

266
Q

why do you cut the ends of ceiling joists to the pitch of the roof

A

so that they will not project above the rafters

267
Q

stub joists

A

run at right angles to regular ceiling joists

268
Q

if ceiling joists are installed in line

A

the joint over the bearing partition must be scabbed

269
Q

what is the member of a floor frame called that rests directly on the foundation wall

A

sill

270
Q

short blocks fastened to the sides of corener posts and partition intersections and against the soleplate give

A

more surface on which to fasten the ends of the baseboard

271
Q

when installing floor joists, it is very important to

A

have the crowned edges up

272
Q

what is the rough opening height of a door opening for a 6’8” door if the finish floor is 3/4 inch thick, 1/2 inch clearance is allowed between the door and the finish floor, and the jamb thickness is 3/4 inch

A

6’ 10-1/2”

273
Q

what do you call a heavy beam supporting the inner ends of floor joists

A

a girder

274
Q

what is the total run of the shortened valley rafter equal to

A

the total run of the minor span

275
Q

what is the majority of hardwood finish flooring made from

A

oak

276
Q

a volute is part of a

A

handrail

277
Q

prefinished plywood planeling scored to simulate boards has some scores always placed in from the edge

A

16 to 32 inches

278
Q

the offset hinge is used on ____ doors

A

lipped

279
Q

newel posts are notched around the stair carriage so that their centerline lines up with the

A

outside face of the stair carriage

280
Q

on a kitchen cabinet, the vertical distance between the base unit and the wall unit is generally

A

16 to 18 inches

281
Q

in interior corners, the joint between moldings is generally

A

coped

282
Q

if you store hardwood flooring in a heated building, the temperature should not be more than ____ degrees

A

85

283
Q

which of the following is generally the way that door panels and drawer bottoms are cut?

A

undersize

284
Q

building paper used under siding should

A

be a vapor barrier

285
Q

an open stringer is

A

housed to receive treads

286
Q

it is generally a good idea, when applying horizontal siding to

A

always maintain the same expose

287
Q

tieboard is a type of

A

hardboard

288
Q

which of the followinf tools is recommended to cut thin plywood paneling

A

a fine tooth hand cross cut saw

289
Q

when applying solid board paneling vertically to an existing wall

A

apply horizontal furring strips

290
Q

what is the best tool to use to cut plastic laminate

A

a router and straight edge

291
Q

bathroom tile should extend over the tops of showerheads a minimum of

A

6 inches

292
Q

to find the length of side casings you should

A

turn the side casing upside down with the point of the miter against the floor

293
Q

if the joint between side and head casings needs fitting you should ____ it

A

plane

294
Q

the base shoe is fastened to

A

the baseboard

295
Q

the cope on baseboard is laid out by

A

scribing

296
Q

the top edge of the fascia is flush with

A

the top of the roof sheathing

297
Q

a member of the cornice usually fastened to the rafter tails is called the

A

soffit

298
Q

what is the amount the fascia extends below the siffit called

A

drip

299
Q

the exterior trim that extends up the slope of the roof on the gable ends is called ____ finish

A

(rake) frieze board

300
Q

what is the part of the exterior finish where the walls of a building meet the roof called

A

cornice

301
Q

what is the device that carried water downward from the roof and away from the building called

A

gutter

302
Q

the member of a box cornice generally installed first is

A

fascia

303
Q

to find the line of installation for the bottom edge of wall units you would measure up from the low point on the floor how many inches

A

52 to 54

304
Q

the width of the countertop is ____ inches to accommodate sinks and have enough working area

A

25

305
Q

what is the depth of overhead wall units

A

12 inches

306
Q

on a overhead kitchen cabinet wall unit what is the standard height of the unit

A

30 inches

307
Q

what is the distance from the floor to the surface of the kitchen countertop

A

36 inches

308
Q

the treads and risers, in a job built staircase are supported by

A

stair carriages

309
Q

when trimming a staircase, one of the first things to do is

A

install the risers

310
Q

the maximum distance that the top shelf of a wall unit should be from the floor is

A

7 feet

311
Q

how many inches do treads generally project beyond the face of the riser

A

1-1/8 inches