Carpentry-And-Masonry ..........TLE.pptx

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1. 1. WHICH IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE OLDEST AND MOST COMMONLY USED BUILDING MATERIALS? CEMENT WOOD STEEL SAND

2. 2. WHICH WOOD IS OBTAINED FROM CONIFERS AND ARE USED FOR FRAMING? HARD WOOD SOFT WOOD DARK WOOD BROWN WOOD

3. 3. WHICH WOOD IS OBTAINED FROM DECIDUOUS TREES? HARD WOOD SOFT WOOD DARK WOOD BROWN WOOD

4. 4. WHICH IS A BINDING AGENT THAT REACTS WITH WATER TO FORM A HARD STONE-LIKE SUBSTANCE? GLUE CEMENT MORTAR GROUT

5. 5. WHICH TERMS REFERS TO INERT MATERIALS WHEN BOUND TOGETHER INTO A CONGLOMERATED MASS FORM CONCRETE? AGGREGATES GRAVEL CEMENT WATER

6. 6. A LUMBER THAT HAS BEEN SAWED, EDGED, AND TRIMMED IN WHICH CUTTING MARKS ARE VISIBLE IS ___. ROUGH SMOOTH DRESSED WORKED

7. 7. WHICH LUMBER HAS BEEN PUT THROUGH PLANING MACHINE GIVES FINE SURFACE? ROUGH SMOOTH DRESSED WORKED

8. 8. WHICH LUMBER THAT HAS BEEN DRESSED AND MATCHED,SHIP LAPPED, OR PATTERNED? ROUGH SMOOTH DRESSED WORKED

9. 9. WHICH IS A PLANK OF WOOD THAT HAS BEEN ROUGHLY CUT? TIMBER BOARD LUMBER BLOCK

10. 10. WHICH LUMBER HAS BEEN CUT FROM LOGS RADIALLY TO THE GROWTH RINGS AND THE FIBER RUNS ABOUT PARALLEL TO THE FACE? EDGE-GRAIN ANGLE-GRAIN FLAT-GRAIN CLOSE-GRAIN

11. 11. WHICH LUMBER HAS BEEN CUT TANGENTIALLY TO THE GROWTH RINGS AND THE FIBER RUMS ABOUT 90 DEGREES TO THE FACE? EDGE-GRAIN ANGLE-GRAIN FLAT-GRAIN CLOSE-GRAIN

12. 12. WHICH IS THE ART OF BUILDING WITH STONE, BRICKS, CONCRETE BLOCKS OF OTHER SEMILAR MATERIALS? CARPENTRY CONCRETE MORTAR MASONRY

13. 13. IF YOU WANT TO GO UP STAIRS, WHICH PART DO YOU HOLD ON TO? HANDRAIL TREAD HANDLE RISER

14. 14. IF YOU WANT TO GO UP STAIRS, WHICH PART DO YOU STEP ON? HANDRAIL TREAD HANDLE RISER

15. 15. WHAT MAKES THE DOOR SWING WHEN YOU CLOSE AND OPEN IT? DOOR KNOB DOOR LOCK DOOR SHUTTER DOOR HINGE

16. 16. A CARPENTER WANTS TO CONSTRUCT A STAIR, WHAT COULD BE THE STANDARD HEIGHT OF THE RISER? 5-6 INCHES 6-8 INCHES 8-10 INCHES 10-12 INCHES

17. 17. IN MASONRY WORKS, IT IS NECESSARY TO WEAR PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT EXCEPT ___. MASK GOGGLES GLOVES EAR MUFFS

18. 18. IN THE CONSTRUCTION SITE, WHAT PROTECTS THE CARPENTER FROM FALLING OBJECTS? HAT BELT AND HARNESS HELMET SHED

19. 19. IN THE CONSTRUCTION SITE, WHAT PROTECTS THE CARPENTER FROM FALLING? HAT BELT AND HARNESS HELMET SHED

20. 20. THESE ARE COMPRESS BAKED CLAY THAT ARE PROCESSED INTO WORKABLE MATERIALS? STONE SAND BRICKS CHB

21. 21. WHICH LUMBER HAS WOOD FIBERS THAST ARE PACKED CLOSELY TOGETHER? EDGE-GRAIN ANGLE-GRAIN FLAT-GRAIN CLOSE-GRAIN

22. 22. WHICH LUMBER HAS WOOD FIBER THAT DO NOT RUN PARALLEL TO THE BOARD? EDGE-GRAIN CROSS-GRAIN FLAT GRAIN CLOSE-GRAIN

23. 23. A CARPENTER MAKES A PICTURE FRAME. WHICH TYPE OF JOINTS IS APPROPRIATE? DADO JOINT TENNON JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

24. 24. A CARPENTER FIXES SHELVES TO A BOOKCASE. WHICH TYPE OF JOINT IS APPROPRIATE? DADO JOINT MORTISE AND TENNON JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

25. 25. IN WHICH WOOD JOINT IS THE END OF ONE MEMBER INSERTED TO HOLE OF THE OTHER MEMBER? DADO JOINT MORTISE AND TENNON JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

26. 26. WHICH WOOD JOINT DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUE FOR JOINING TWO PIECES BY PUTTING ONE SIDE OVER THE OTHER? DADO JOINT BUTT JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

27. 27. WHICH WOOD JOINT DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUE FOR JOINING TWO PIECES BY PUTTING ONE END OVER THE OTHER? DADO JOINT BUTT JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

28. 28. A CARPENTER WANTS TO MAKE A DINING TABLE. WHICH JOINT IS APPROPRIATE TO BECOME RIGID AND DURABLE? MITER JOINT MORTISE AND TENNON JOINT DADO JOINT BUTT JOINT

29. 29. WHICH IS THE SIMPLEST TYPE OF WOOD JOINT? DADO JOINT’ BUTT JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

30. 30. WHICH WOOD JOINT DESCRIBES THE TECHNIQUE FOR JOINING TWO PIECES BY CUTTING OF 45 DEGREES ANGLE? RABBET JOINT BUTT JOINT LAP JOINT MITER JOINT

31. 31. WHICH WOOD JOINT PROTECTS THE ROOM OCCUPANTS FROM SEEING OUTSIDE? RABBET JOINT BUTT JOINT BRIDLE JOINT MITER JOINT

32. 32. WHICH WOOD JOINT IS USED TO SUPPORT THE MIDDLE OF THE BENCH? DADO JOJNT BUTT JOINT BRIDLE JOINT MITER JOINT

33. 33. WHICH UNIT IS THE BASIC LINEAR UNIT OF AN ENGLISH SYSTEM? FOOT METER YARD INCH

34. 34. WHICH UNIT IS THE BASIC LINEAR UNIT OF AN METRIC SYSTEM? FOOT METER YARD INCH

35. 35. IF YOU HAVE TWO FEET LENGTH OF A PIECE OF WOOD, HOW LONG IS IT IN INCHES? 25 12 22 24

36. 36. IF YOU HAVE TWO YARDS LENGTH OF A PIECE OF WOOD, HOW LONG IS IT IN INCHES? 82 72 84 64

37. 37. TEN YARDS LENGTH OF WOOD IS HOW MANY FEET? 36 35 30 24

38. 38. ONE DECAMETER OF G.I SHEETS IS HOW MANY CENTIMETERS? 10 20 100 1,000

39. 39. A 2”X 3”X12’ LUMBER IS HOW MANY BOARD FEET? 2 6 8 10

40. 40. FIVE (5) PCS OF A 1’X1’X8’ LUMBER IS HOW MANY BOARD FEET? 30 35 40 45

41. 41. FIFTY MILLEMETRES LENGTH OF A PIECE OF LUMBER IS HOW MANY DECIMETER? 5 0.05 0.005 0.5

42. 42. HOW TALL IS A 10 METER BUILDING IN INCHES? 3.937 39.37 393.7 3,937

43. 43. A CARPENTER WANTS TO MEASURE LONG DISTANCES. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATES? RULER EXTENSION RULE METER STICK PULL PUSH RULE

44. 44. A CARPENTER WANTS TO MARK VERY ROUGH OBJECTS. WHICH TOOLS IS APPROPRIATE? CHALK LINE EXTENSION RULE LEVEL BORDER LINE

45. 45. A CARPENTER WANT TO OBTAIN VERTICAL LINE. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? RULER LEVEL PLUM BOB PULL PUSH RULE

46. 46. A CARPENTER WANTS TO CUT LUMBER ACROSS THE GRAIN. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? CROSSCUT SAW RIP CUT SAW BACK SAW HACKSAW

47. 47. A CARPENTER WANTS TO FASTEN AND REMOVE NAILS. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? HAMMER BALL-PEN HAMMER CLAW HAMMER SLEDGE HAMMER

48. 48. A CARPENTER WANTS TO SMOOTHEN WOOD SURFACES. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? FILE SAND PAPER BACK SAW PLANE

49. 49. A MASON WANTS TO CREATE A SMOOTH FINISH OF CONCRETE AFTER FLOATING. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? BRICK HAMMER CONCRETE TROWEL PLANE FLOAT

50. 50. A MASON WANTS TO SET OR CUT BRICKS, BLOCK OR STONE. SWHICH TOOLS IS APPROPRIATES? CLAW HAMMER CRANDALL MASON’S HAMMER STAR DRILL

51. 51. A MASON WANT TO REPAIR MORTAR JOINTS. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? POINTING TROWEL CRANDLE COLD CHISEL BRICK TROWEL

52. 52. A MASON WANT TO MIX AND MOVE MORTAR IN BRICKS LAYING. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? POINTING TROWEL CRANDALL COLD CHISEL CONCRETE TROWEL

53. 53. A MASON WANT TO MIX CONCRETE. WHICH TOOL IS APPROPRIATE? SHOVEL BUTTERING’ TROWEL FLOAT

54. 54. A MASON LAY BRICKS. WHICH TOOL HOLDS THE MORTAR? SHOVEL HAWK TROWEL FLOAT

55. 55. WHICH IS FLAT WITH HANDLE AT THE BACK USUALLY MADE OF WOOD? SHOVEL BUTTERING TROWEL FLOAT

56. 56. WHICH TOOL IS USED IN SHAPING AND FORMING CONCRETE EDGES? SHOVEL BUTTERING EDGER FLOAT

57. 57. A MASON WANTS TO MIX CONCRETE FOR COLUMN AND SLAB. WHICH MIXTURE IS APPROPRIATE? 1:2:4 1:1 ½:3 1:2 ½:5 1:3:6

58. 58. A MASON WANTS TO MIX CLASS B MIXTURE. WHICH MIXTURE IS CORRECT? A. 1:2:4 1:1 ½:3 1:2 ½:5 1:3:6

59. 59. A MASON WANT TO MIX CONCRETE FOR A SLAB IN THE GROUND. WHICH MIXTURE IS APPROPRIATE? A. 1:2:4 1:1 ½:3 1:2 ½:5 1:3:6

60. 60. A MASON WANT TO MIX A CONCRETE FOR HOLLOW BLOCK FILLER. WHICH MIXTURE IS APPROPRIATE? A. 1:2:4 1:1 ½:3 1:2 ½:5 1:3:6

61. 61. WHICH REFERS TO THE EASE WITH WHICH THE FRESH CONCRETE CAN BE MOLDED WITHOUT SEGREGATION? PLASTICITY CONSISTENCY MOBILITY GROUT

62. 62. WHICH REFERS TO THE DEGREE OF WETNESS OR SLUMP OF THE CONCRETE MIXTURE? PLASTICITY CONSISTENCY MOBILITY GROUT

63. 63. WHICH IS AN ARTIFICIAL STONE THAT RESULT FROM MIXING CEMENT, SAND, GRAVEL, AND WATER? CONCRETE GROUT MORTAR BRICKS

64. 64. WHICH IS AN ARTIFICIAL STONE THAT RESULT FROM MIXING CEMENT, SAND, AND WATER? CONCRETE GROUT MORTAR BRICKS

65. 65. WHICH IS AN ARTIFICIAL STONE THAT RESULT FROM MIXING CEMENT AND WATER? CONCRETE GROUT MORTAR BRICKS

66. 66. WHICH TERM REFERS TO THE PROCESS OF FINISHING USING MORTAR? FINISHING FINE FINISHING CONCRETING PLASTERING

67. 67. A MASON WANTS TO LAY CERAMIC TILES. WHERE DOES HE START? FRONT LEFT RIGHT CENTER

68. 68. A MASON WANTS TO LAY CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS. WHERE DOES HE START? FRONT LEFT RIGHT CENTER

69. 69. A MASON WANT TO MIX MORTAR FOR PLASTERING. WHAT DOES HE MIX FIRST? CEMENT AND WATER CEMENT AND SAND SAND AND WATER WATER AND CEMENT

70. 70. A MASON WANTS TO LAY CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS IN 10 SQ. M. WALL. HOW MANY CHB ARE NEEDED? 100 PCS 120 PCS 122.5 PCS 125 PCS

71. 71. A MASON WANTS TO LAY 16’’ BY 16’’ CERAMIC TILES IN A 10 SQ. M. ROOM. HOW MANY TILES ARE NEEDED? 60 PCS 61.5 PCS 62.5 PCS 63 PCS

72. 72. HOW MANY CHBs ARE INSTALLED FOR A WALL HAVING A DIMENSION OF 2.5 m width AND 4.0 m HEIGHTS? 125 PCS 122.5 PCS 300 PCS 400 PCS

73. 73. HOW MANY 8’’ X 8’’ WALL TILES ARE NEEDED IN A WALL 2.5 M WIDTH AND 4.0 M HEIGHTS? 300 PCS 500 PCS 550 PCS 600 PCS

74. 74. A CARPENTER BOUGHT 10 PCS OF A 2’’X3’’X’8’ LUMBER. IF THE PRICE OF LUMBER IS PHP 50.00 PER BOARD FOOT. HOW MUCH HE DID PAY? PHP 1,800.00 PHP 1,900.00 PHP 2,000.00 PHP 2,100.00

75. 75. A CARPENTER BOUGHT 10 PCS OF A 2’’ X 4’’ X 6’ LUMBER. IF THE PRICE OF A LUMBER IS PHP 50.00 PER BOARD FOOT. HOW DID HE PAY? PHP 1,800.00 PHP 1,900.00 PHP 2,000.00 PHP 2,100.00

76. 76. A CARPENTER BOUGHT 10 PCS OF A 2’’ X 6’’ X 4’ LUMBER. IF THE PRICE OF A LUMBER IS PHP 50.00 PER BOARD FOOT. HOW DID HE PAY? PHP 1,800.00 PHP 1,900.00 PHP 2,000.00 PHP 2,100.00

77. 77. WHICH TILES IS APPROPRIATE IN TOILETS? GLAZE TILES CERAMIC TILES NON-SKED GRANITE TILES CLAY TILES