(2Of2) Residential Framing Exam (Door Window Test)

Front 1

Laminated glass is made up of two or more layers of glass with inner layers of transparent plastic bonded together

Back 1

True

Front 2

In residential construction, exterior doors usually swing into the house

Back 2

True

Front 3

An exterior door that has a smooth, flat surface of wood veneer or metal is refered to as a flush door.

Back 3

True

Front 4

What is a door that consists of top and bottom units, hinged independently of each other?

Back 4

Dutch door

Front 5

What are the horizontal members of a door panel called?

Back 5

Rails

Front 6

Where should housewrap NOT be installed?

Back 6

where it may be walked on

Front 7

Which type of glass prevents moisture from forming on the glass surface?

Back 7

insulated glass

Front 8

How thick are most exterior doors?

Back 8

1 3/4 inches (44 mm)d. 1 7/8 inches (47 mm)

Front 9

Which of the following best describes how to cut out window and door openings in building wrap?

Back 9

cut the house wrap in an “I” shape and fold the side flaps in and around the opening

Front 10

Which of the following lists the proper order for flashing a window?

Back 10

bottom, sides, top

Front 11

What should be done to any log that comes into contact with masonry below grade?

Answer: _____________________

Code Reference: _____________________

Back 11

9.37.1.2

Treated with a wood preservative

Front 12

What is the process of fitting a door into a frame called?

Back 12

jointing

Front 13

What is the bottom horizontal member of the window frame called?

Back 13

Sill

Front 14

What is the tool used to lay out hinge gains called?

Back 14

butt hinge marker

Front 15

What is the minimum thickness of OSB Grade 0-1 when used as wall sheathing with supports 406mm o.c.?

Answer: _____________________

Code Reference: _____________________

Back 15

Table 9.23.16.2 A

6.35mm

Front 16

What is the name of a window that slides horizontally in separate tracks?

Back 16

sliding window

Front 17

During the manufacturing process, what is tempered glass treated with?

Back 17

heat or chemicals

Front 18

Which window part separates individual lights in a window sash?

Back 18

Muntins

Front 19

What is the purpose of the tilt feature in double-hung windows?

Back 19

easy cleaning

Front 20

What are the vertical sides of a door frame called?

Back 20

jambs

Front 21

What is the purpose of the factory-installed spacers between the door and the jamb?

Back 21

they maintain the proper clearance between the door and jamb during installation

Front 22

Where should window wells be drained to?

Back 22

To the footing level

Front 23

What is a light installed above a door called?

Back 23

Transom

Front 24

What is the recess for a hinge called?

Back 24

gain

Front 25

What is the name of a window where the upper and lower sashes slide vertically by each other in separate channels?

Back 25

double-hung window

Front 26

What is the name of a piece that may be provided with the window unit so the jamb can be flush with the interior wall surface?

Back 26

extension jambs

Front 27

What is the name of a window that is hinged at the bottom?

Back 27

hopper window

Front 28

The minimum compressive strength for solid concrete blocks that is exposed to the weather is _______________ MPa

Back 28

15 MPa

Front 29

Where are jamb extensions installed?

Back 29

on the inside of a window

Front 30

To plumb the side jambs of a door, what type of level should be used?

Back 30

a 6-foot (1.8 mm) level

Front 31

What is the part of the lockset that is installed on the door jamb?

Back 31

striker plate

Front 32

A bay window is the same as a bow window

Back 32

False

Front 33

What are wood-framed windows covered with vinyl called?

Back 33

vinyl-clad

Front 34

How far from the top and bottom of a door are the hinge centres usually located?

Back 34

9" down from the top and 13" up from the bottom (230 and 330 mm)

Front 35

What is the name of a window in which the upper sash is fixed and the lower sash slides?

Back 35

single-hung window

Front 36

What is the top of the door frame called?

Back 36

head jamb

Front 37

How should shingles be applied to hips and ridges with respect to the amount they extend on either side as well as how much overlap they should have?

Back 37

extend 100mm and overlap of 150mm

Front 38

What is the installation of glass in a window sash called?

Back 38

Glazing

Front 39

What is the part of the building plan that identifies the windows in more detail?

Back 39

window schedule

Front 40

Which type of window has a curved top?

Back 40

arch window