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b. rabbet joints
c. dado joints
d. tenon joints
a. butt joints
b. rabbet joints
c. lap joints
d. miter joints
c. lap joints
d. miter joints
b. rabbet joints
b. rabbet joints
c. lap joints
d. miter joints
c. lap joints
d. dado joints
b. rabbet joints
c. lap joints
d. dado joints
c. dowel joints
d. dado joints
c. dovetail joints
d. dado joints
a. butt hinge b. butterfly hinge c. double action hinge d. single action hinge
45. A hinge that closes automatically as a result of the weight of a door to which it is
attached.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
50. Usually a round or square plate which surrounds a keyhole in your door
providing a neat finish. For locking doors with door handles on a rose or door
knobs.
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52. A mechanical device that closes a door, in general after someone opens it, or after
it was automatically opened.
a. automated door closer b. door closer c. door spring type d. automatic door
closer
53. Identify this type of hardware used in door.
54. Comes in a range of sizes from 13mm to 150mm and is normally used for cabinet
doors. They are very strong but cannot be adjusted once they are fitted.
drilled hole. They are easy to fit and the hinge can be dismantled.
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58. Is identifiable as a fine powder that forms on the surface of a paint film. Although
some is a normal way paints self clean when exposed to the sun and rain, excessive
can be a paint failure. In dry arid climates where there is little rain, chalking can
become excessive. is actually the paint pigment released by the paint binders
which have been broken down by exposure to the weather. Is especially typical of
very light colored flat paints, especially lesser quality oil based paints containing
high levels of pigment extenders.
a. chalking b. efflorescence c. peeling d. blistering
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59. Paint is a very common paint problem but can be caused either by moisture or
poor adhesion. Due to poor adhesion is characterized by the paint and separating
from an earlier paint layer or from the substrate leaving some paint behind.
Sometimes portions of earlier paint layers are visible under the curling, paint layer.
a. blistering b. chalking c. peeling d. cracking
60. Paint is identified by small to medium sized bubbles blunder the paint film and is
most common on wood siding and trim.
a. peeling b. blistering c. chalking d. efflorescence
61. Is a fungus feeding and growing on the paint film or caulk and is identifiable by its
grey, brown, green or dark black "splotchy" spots.
a. peeling b. mildew c. dustdew d. fading
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62. Is a failure in the paint film where it takes on a cracking pattern of deep relief
resembling a reptile's skin, such as that of an alligator. "Checking" is a similar
failure but is less severe and is characterized by long, fairly evenly spaced cracks in
the paint film having shallow relief or depth. Occasionally checking may become
severe in some areas and a deeper crack or split in the paint will occur.
a. cracking defect b. alligatoring c. fading effect d. fish plate effect
63. This paint failure is easily identified as a dripping or drooping look to areas of the
paint film.
a. blistering b. peeling c. sagging or running d. melting
64. Is the most expensive binder used in latex paints because it is particularly flexible
and durable. This makes it especially suitable for painting exterior surfaces such as
wood, vinyl and metal. Most paints are a blend of vinyl and acrylic. Because
exteriors are subjected to more expansion and contraction due to changes in
temperature and humidity, flexibility is an important criterion.
a. flat paint b. acrylic latex paint c. enamel paint d. lacquer paint
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65. This a paint that air dries to a hard, usually glossy, finish. In reality, most
commercially-available paints are significantly softer than either vitreous or stoved
synthetic resins.
Some of this paint has been made by adding varnish to oil-based paint.
a. acrylic latex paint b. enamel paint c. flat paint d. lacquer paint
66. Is a clear or colored varnish that dries by solvent evaporation and often a curing
process as well that produces a hard, durable finish, in any sheen level from ultra
matte to high gloss and that can be further polished as required.
a. acrylic latex paint b. flat paint c. varnish d. lacquer
67. Its pure form it's a natural resin secreted from a bug that feeds on trees, mostly in
India and Thailand. The secretions, in the form of cocoons, are gathered and
eventually refined into dry flakes, which are then dissolved in denatured (ethyl)
alcohol to make the solution that winds up in cans at the store.
a. Shellac b. varnish c. polyurethane d. lacquer
68. Is a preparatory coating put on materials before painting. ensures better adhesion
of paint to the surface, increases paint durability, and provides additional
protection for the material being painted.
a. adhesion paint b. primer c. sealer d. lacquer
69. Is paint which dries to a minimally reflective finish. It may also be referred to as
matte paint. There are both advantages and disadvantages to using this paintis
much harder to clean than glossier paints, which is why people often recommend
that it is used on locations like ceilings, which do not usually attract stains.this
paint definitely needs to be avoided in high traffic areas like kitchens, where the
paint will sop up grease, dust, and dirt and look very unsightly.
a. Eggshell paint b. flat paint c. semiglossy paint d.glossy paint
70. Choose this paint for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and children's bedrooms. It is
also useful for cabinets and woodwork. This paint dries to a harder, slicker finish
than eggshell or satin paint, making it very stain-and wear-resistant. It is also very
durable and washable. However, keep in mind that this paint highlights surface
imperfections, so make sure your wall is well-prepped before you use it.
a. Semigloss paint b. flat paint c. eggshell paint d. satin finish paint
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71. Choose this paint for cabinets, woodwork and furniture. This paint is the most
stain-resistant, durable and washable paint of all, but it also magnifies surface
imperfections and can be cold and uninviting.
a. Semigloss paint b. high-gloss paint c. flat paint d. satin finish paint
72. Which is not use of a coco lumber?
a. Door jamb b. scaffolding c. formworks d. furniture
73. What type of window where most air can pass?
a. awning b. jalousie c. casement d. sliding
74. Used for bonding ceramic tiles on walls and floors.
a. contact cement b. tile adhesive c. grout d. lead
75. Identify the boardfoot of 2x2x10(150)
a. 5000 b. 6000 c. 500 d. 600
76. Estimate the number of CHB reqts for the fence with the length of 20m and height
of 3m the size of CHB is 10x20x40.
a. 700 pcs. b. 750 pcs. c. 800 pcs. d. 850 pcs.
77. A concrete pavement has a gen. dimensions of 4thk x 3m wide and 5m long
consediring the slab to be resting on ground fill determine the number of cement
sand and gravel using class C mixture.
a. C=10 bags S=.65 cu.m G= 1cu.m b. C=9 S= 1 G= 2 c. C=9 S=.75 G= 1.50cu.m
78. What is S2S?
a. smooth on 4 sides b. smooth on 2 sides c. rough lumber d. green lumber
d. 1-1-4
d. 1-4-5
a. acetylene torch
b. contact cement
c. nail
d. cement paste
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99. Where is the best location of the soil stack in the building?
a. inside columns
b. in between openings
c. away from the exterior wall
d. in the exterior wall
100. Due to the weather in our country, what material is not used as an exterior
wall?
a. 6 chb b. retaining wall c. dry wall d. shear wall
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