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None Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What is the main benefit of installing tongue and groove siding?
  1. Hidden fasteners
  2. Easy to install
  3. Inexpensive
  4. All of the above
Continuing Education Siding and Exterior Finishes
Lumber can either be ordered as                 grain or                 grain. It can also be ordered as mixed grain.
  1. big, small
  2. flat, vertical
  3. long, flat
  4. wide, vertical
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
In a typical deck construction. The posts support the                 and the                 supports the joists.
  1. Beams
  2. Girders
  3. Trusses
  4. Supports
Continuing Education Exterior Framing - Decks, Fences, Porches
Often times a privacy screen can be added to gazebos or decks. A screen made of wood with a diamond pattern is called                .
  1. Privacy screen
  2. Wood screen
  3. Lattice
  4. Fencing
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What can be installed at the bottom of a wall to help shed the water from the siding a little further away from the foundation wall?
  1. Nothing can be done about the water
  2. Additional siding
  3. Blocking
  4. Water Table
None Windows and Exterior Doors
This term is used to identify the outside vertical members of the door.
  1. Frame
  2. Sash
  3. Stiles
  4. Rails
None Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What type of wood is primarily used to produce shakes and shingles?
  1. Larch
  2. Cedar
  3. Pine
  4. Fir
Continuing Education Exterior Framing - Decks, Fences, Porches
This common type of fence, generally 4' high, are installed with spaced in between them and can be shaped to different sizes.
  1. Picket
  2. Board on Board
  3. Panel
  4. Post and rail
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
This type of molding is similar to crown molding. It is generally installed to cover the gap between the soffit and siding.
  1. Frieze board
  2. Cornice molding
  3. Crown molding
  4. Fascia board
None Roofing
This product is generally made of western red cedar.
  1. Wood shingles
  2. Composite shingles
  3. Roof shingles
  4. Siding
None Roofing
The term ice dam refers to the build up of ice
  1. on the gable end.
  2. in the attic.
  3. on the peak.
  4. along the eaves.
None Roofing
When referencing roofing materials, what does the term "square" describe?
  1. Amount of roofing required to cover 1 sq ft
  2. Amount of roofing required to cover 10 sq ft
  3. Amount of roofing required to cover 100 sq ft
  4. Amount of roofing required to cover 1000 sq ft
None Windows and Exterior Doors
The middle rail of a door is called the                 rail.
  1. lock
  2. center
  3. door
  4. support
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