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What are low slope roofs made of ?
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What is a ballast and what does it do?
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Where should a vapor retarder be installed?
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What are the two broad classes of plastic used to make single-ply roof membranes and what is the difference between them?
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How are single-ply roof membranes fastened (4)?
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Slate shingles are considered excellent roofing material because they are:
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The recommended minimum slopes for roofing materials are specified by the:
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Step flashings are used to prevent:
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Which of the following are common sheet metal roofing materials?
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Why should dissimilar metals not be used together in a roof?
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Topping slabs become a working part of precast slabs' (blank) and are usually 2
inches (blank).
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Slate shingles are (blank), (blank), and (blank).
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Roofing underlayment (blank) the roof (blank) from (blank) and (blank).
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Step flashings prevent (blank) at (blank).
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The two types of tile roofing units are (blank) and (blank).
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Flashing is required at (blank) and (blank).
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Ballast can be made of stone aggregate, precast concrete blocks, or traffic decks.
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Thermosetting roof membranes can be softened and joined by heat.
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Roofing underlayment is unnecessary in modern roofing systems.
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Fire resistance classifications: Class A =
severe exposure, Class B = moderate
exposure, Class C = light exposure.
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Which of the following are window types based on operation?
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Rubber compression gaskets are used because they:
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Which window types are most airtight?
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Sliding glass doors can open to:
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Double-hung windows are designed to allow:
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Which material is most commonly used in frames for commercial windows?
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How does a thermal break work?
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The two construction types of flush wood door cores are
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Sliding glass doors can open to ______ of their area due to ______, similar to ______.
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Insect screens are installed: ______ the sash for casement/awning windows, ______ the sash for single/double-hung and sliding windows, as an ______ for sliding patio doors, as ______ for French doors, and ______ for fixed/pivoting windows.
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The two construction types of flush wood door cores are ______ and ______.
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The two broad classes of plastics used for windows are ______ and ______.
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Windows are installed through a ______, with ______ to prevent water infiltration, then installed, ______, and ______.
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Knot-free wood is becoming rare and expensive, so composite wood products are increasingly used.
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Aluminum conducts heat rapidly through the window frame.
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Pultrusion is a process used to create some plastic windows.
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Tempered glass is required near doors and large lites near floors
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Window testing standards include energy efficiency, operating force, wind pressure, water resistance, air infiltration, and performance grades.
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Which of the following forces can move water through a wall?
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Barrier walls (BW) differ from rainscreens (RS) because:
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The components of a drained/rainscreen cladding system include:
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Pressure-equalized design is used to prevent
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Which cladding system is designed like a drainage/rainscreen system?
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Thermal bridges are ______ and therefore likely to cause localized ______ on interior surfaces.
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The forces that can move water through a wall include ______, ______, ______, ______, and ______.
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The components of a drained/rainscreen cladding system are ______, ______, and ______.
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Pressure-equalized design is used to prevent ______ into a ______.
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In a brick cladding system, the brick facing wythe acts as the ______, the backup wall is the air barrier, and the cavity is the ______.
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Barrier walls rely on sealants to eliminate openings, but sealants may fail over time.
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The drained/rainscreen cladding principle can also be applied at the sill of a double-hung window.
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Sealant is important because it blocks air and water, allows dimensional tolerances, and permits movement between components.
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Thermal bridges improve insulation and reduce condensation.
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Soft joint sealants in brick veneer cladding are used to:
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Vertical expansion joints in masonry curtain walls are necessary because:
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Brick veneer cladding should be flashed at:
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Stone veneer cladding panels should be cut no thinner than:
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Hollow aluminum shapes are made by:
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Which of the following are modes of curtain wall assembly?
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Aluminum mullions get water out of the wall system by:
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Most metal and glass cladding systems work as a rainscreen by:
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Who is responsible for all details of metal and glass curtain walls?
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Brick veneer cladding should be flashed at ______, ______, and ______, projecting at least ______ beyond the wall face and bent downward at a ______ to form a drip.
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The components of a brick veneer cladding system include ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, and ______.
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In metal and glass cladding systems, the external gasket acts as a ______, the internal gasket acts as an ______, and the hollow spaces act as a ______.
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Curtain walls must be designed with ______ to accommodate differences in thermal expansion between aluminum and glass.
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Soft joints beneath shelf angles allow brick veneer to expand and contract without distress.
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Stone veneer panels thinner than industry standards have caused failures in cladding systems.
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Aluminum expands more than glass when heated, so expansion joints are required in curtain wall design.
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The architect alone is responsible for curtain wall details.
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Weep holes are essential for draining water from aluminum mullions.
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The most common types of gypsum board include:
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Which of the following materials can be used to make carpet?
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The three carpet textures are:
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The four types of wood moldings and trim are:
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The three types of paint are:
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Which finish is most resistant to abrasion, corrosion, and chemicals?
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The three most common types of gypsum board are ______, ______, and ______.
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The three carpet textures are ______, ______, and ______.
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The four types of wood moldings and trim are ______, ______, ______, and ______.
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The three types of paint are ______, ______, and ______.
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______ penetrate wood, while ______ form hard, lustrous coatings on the surface.
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Type-X gypsum board is used for increased fire resistance.
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Natural rug fibers include sisal, sea grass, jute, and bamboo.
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Sealers are used to reduce absorption before applying finish coats.
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Stains are water or spirit based and penetrate wood.
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Varnishes include spar, polyurethane, lacquer, and shellac.
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How do interior finish materials affect illumination?
89
STC (Sound Transmission Class) rates acoustic privacy through partitions that are:
90
Which of the following are trends in interior finish systems?
92
What elements are part of a plaster wall system?
93
Type X gypsum board is used because
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The three main categories of ceilings are
95
Acoustical ceilings are named because
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The three major grids used in acoustical ceilings are:
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Terrazzo flooring can be installed
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STC stands for ______ and rates acoustic privacy through partitions that are ______ and ______.
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The three coats in a plaster wall system are ______, ______, and ______.
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Gypsum board is manufactured when a slurry of ______ is sandwiched between ______.
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The most common edge type on gypsum board is ______.
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The types of wood flooring are ______ and ______, and they come in three styles: ______, ______, and ______.
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The different types of resilient flooring are ______, ______, ______, and ______.
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Gypsum resists fire because it contains water that is released as steam when heated.
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An interstitial ceiling is suspended strongly enough to allow workers to walk freely above it.
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Carpet can only be glued directly to the floor and has no other installation options.
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Gypsum board can be bent to a radius by wetting its faces to increase flexibility
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