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88 Cards in this Set
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The most durable paintsurface is _____. |
Gloss |
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Which of the followingconceals the most imperfections in the wall surface? |
Flat |
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The person responsible forthe painting specification is _____. |
the Designer |
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The person responsible forthe coordination of the painting work with other work is _____. |
the Designer |
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The person responsible for preparing the surface (patch,tape and spackle, etc.) for paint is _____.A. Painter |
the General Contractor |
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Scratch coat, brown coat,and finish coat are most comparable to _____. |
First, Second, and Third Coat |
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Lath means _____. |
-Expanded metal -Wood slats -Blue Board |
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The most appropriate basefor a tiled corridor wall is _____. |
Cement Board |
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Typical thicknesses fordrywall are _____. |
1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2", 5/8” |
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A plaster on wooden lath wall is mostly sound but a 1’ x 1’section moves slightly and sounds hollow.What would you recommend? |
? |
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A plaster on wooden lath wall is mostly sound but a 5’ x5’ section moves slightly and sounds hollow.What would you recommend? |
? |
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The best substrate for atiled tub surround is _____. |
Cement Board |
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The following is true of strip-ablewallpaper |
? |
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Which statement is true ofcommercial wallpaper? |
? |
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Which statement is true ofpeelable wallpaper? |
? |
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Which of the following is true of American rolls? |
Typically 27" untrimmed |
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Wallpaper is sold in doublerolls because____? |
Repeats need to bepositioned carefully so extra length is required |
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Breathable versus non-breathable wallcovering has thegreatest impact when specifying theinstallation because___? |
? |
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If a textured skim coat orheavy-duty and textured wallcovering is to be applied, which level of finishwould be specified for the wallboard and prepwork? |
Level 3 |
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A wood sealant that buildsto a thick coat and is waterproof is___? |
Polyester |
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For a finish that is easily field-repaired and lowtoxicity specify _____. |
Conversion varnish |
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T or F: Americanand European rolls are the same width but it takes two European rolls tomake up oneAmerican. |
False |
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T or F: It's always a good idea to confirm the lengthand width of material before estimatingquantity. |
True
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T or F: “StringPaper” refers to an installation method that insures a level wallpaperinstallation. |
True
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T or F: Grass cloth has actual grass woven and adhered to asubstrate, which is usually paper. |
True
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T or F: Specification-grade paint is more durable andis of higher quality than contractorgrade. |
True
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Which of the following is apile fabric with a directional nap? |
? |
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When cotton fiber is dyed before it is spun into yarn, it is___________dyed. |
Stock |
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The most durable construction from those listed below is adensely constructed _____. |
Twill |
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_____ Resilient fiber,easily dyed, self-extinguishing, renewable |
Wool |
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_____ “Springy” fiber,oleophillic, resists fading even if washed with bleach |
Olefin |
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_____ Artificial silk, responds to changes in moisture inatmosphere, made from wood or othersource of cellulose |
Rayon |
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_____ Bast fiber with crisp hand, wrinkles and respondsnoticeably to changes in humidity byexhibiting “yo-yo” or “accordion” effect |
Linen |
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_____Good dimensional stability. Resists abrasion, will notpleat, frequently used as a fiber in ablend. |
Polyester |
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_____ Resilient fiber, imitates wool but less expensive, canbe combined with wool, fade-resistant ifsolution dyed. |
Acrylic |
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_____Abrasion-resistant fiber frequently selected forhigh-use commercial upholstery |
Nylon |
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T or F: All man-made fiber comesfrom petroleum. |
False |
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Which of the followingcharacteristics will combine to produce the most durable fabric? |
? |
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Dotted swiss _____. |
-Is produced by clipping adot/spot weave -Is produced by flocking -Has a plain-weave ground |
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A burn-out fabric _____. |
? |
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T or F: Chenille yarn is typicallya 3-ply spun yarn. |
False |
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T or F: To determine how much leather to estimate, multiply plainyards of 54” wide fabricrequired by 18. |
? |
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Calendaring _____. |
-Imparts a luster by flatteningthe fiber -Imparts a moiré pattern -Is not permanent if the fabricis not cared for properly or if it gets heavy use |
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Which of the following is a truly reversible pocket clothhaving one side the exact opposite of theother? |
Matelassé |
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T or F: The durability of a fabric depends on the fiber chemistry,the characteristics of theyarn, the kind of weave, and the finishing processes and noton the fiber chemistry alone. |
True |
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Durability rating _____. |
? |
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Open line prints___? |
? |
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The most fade-resistantfabrics _____. |
? |
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The difference betweennubuck and suede is _____. |
? |
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Top grain leather _____. |
Has had its surface removedand has been embossed to provide texture |
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Full grain _____. |
Displays the naturalcharacteristics of the hide |
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Most carpet sold today is producedby what method? |
Tufting |
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To produce a very tailored look for the leastcost on a straight run of stairs, you would specify _____. |
Hollywood |
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To position a motif in thesame place on each step or to carpet curved steps, you would specify _____. |
Cap and Band |
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A fiber most similar towool is _____. |
Acrylic |
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If it is true that thedyeing method indicates resistance to fading from sunlight, what method would bemost resistant to fading? |
Solution Dyeing |
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If initial appearance ofthe installation is most critical, the most important consideration for the seamingdiagram will be _____. |
Proximity of seams towindows and furniture location |
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If durability of theinstallation is critical, the most important considerations ___. |
Traffic patterns anddirection of traffic |
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When considering stain-resisting properties of carpet fiberfor an installation, the most importantconsiderations will be _____. |
The dying method andfugitive pigments |
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Pitch and stitch are similar in that they are both _____. |
Carpet construction methods |
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Which of the following willcontribute to the face weight of the carpet? |
? |
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In carpet construction, ply refers to _____. |
the number of yarns twistedtogether |
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To insure the moststability in the carpet installation, you would specify _____. |
Glue down |
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"Generation” refers to_____. |
? |
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Wool is most superior to all other carpet fibers in its_____. |
Resilience |
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The diameter of a carpetyarn is measured in _____. |
Plies |
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Side match refers to _____. |
Pattern registration acrossthe goods |
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Which of the followingchoices is most true? |
Polypropylene feels waxy and is usuallysolution dyed, nylon is the most abrasion resistant, wool self-extinguishes. |
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Which of the following statements is the most accurate? |
Seagrass is a smooth fiber,usually flat-woven, resists stains, is difficult to dye |
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One of the results oftufted construction is that _____. |
The secondary backing lendsdimensional stability so if the carpet delaminates it will lose itsstability, which this shows up first as wrinkles. |
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Axminster, velvet, and Wilton are _____. |
-Kinds of woven goods -Easily woven with intricatecolored patterns -Traditionally made on narrowlooms so some products still come in narrow widths |
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Measurable characteristicsof carpet include _____. |
-Appearance retention -Soil propensity -Tuft bind |
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Carpet padding may be specified because _____. |
It can extend the life of thecarpet by allowing the vacuum to work more efficiently |
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T or F: Options for materials for area rugs include diversefilaments ranging from rags tometal to leather. |
True |
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T or F: Custom rugs are best ordered with a verbal description anda rough sketch of apattern. |
False |
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T or F: Artisans working in theUnited States produce custom area rugs. |
False |
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T or F: If your corner sample for your custom rug order does notdisplay the patternaccurately, you must reject it. |
True |
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Blueprint,sequence, and warehouse designate _____. |
Kind of matching between panels |
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The main differencehighlighting blueprint versus sequence and warehouse matching is _____. |
Blueprint uses a defined pattern and sequence or warehouse match israndom |
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Which ofthe following characteristics of the installation or material would beconsidered whentrying todecide if the job should be blueprint matched or sequence matched? |
--Is the species very visuallyconsistent from one lot to another so an acceptable match is likel --Can the panels be cut and laidout in an acceptable presentation given the dimensions of theroom --Are there budget constraintsprohibiting blueprint matching |
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One benefit of using anengineered substrate instead of solid wood for paneling is that it is _____. |
Less Expensive |
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T or F: Floors wider than 3” areplanks. |
? |
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Book match can be describedas _____. |
Mirror image pattern |
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Quarter-sawn can bedescribed as _____. |
Straight grain with flake |
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“Select” and “better” designates _____. |
Quality of wood |
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How is wood flooringpriced? |
Square foot |
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In the above diagram, themain difference between A and D will be _____. |
Grain pattern |
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Floating floors are _____. |
-Often specified for soundabatement -Usually laminated -Held in place by gravity |